Aspergillus Mushroom Disease

MUSHROOM DISEASE
(Aspergillus)
1. Epidemiology.
Aspergillus fungus is one of the largest fungal strains, present in all over the world, there are about 100 species, currently there are about 20-30 species that cause disease in humans, important strains are A. fumigatus, A. flavus , A

. niger such as A.aureus, A.flavus cause dermatitis; A
niger causes ear infection, lung disease, allergies, asthma; Anidulans, A.versicolerr, A.


Aspergillus Mushroom Disease

.terreuss cause dermatitis in the legs, hands, inflammation around the nail; A.keratitis causes keratitis; Especially A.fumigatus and A.flavus often cause pneumonia.
Aspergillus fungus lives on the soil, producing billions of spores flying in the air, people with immunodeficiency (HIV / AIDS, cancer, chemotherapy, prolonged glucocorticoides
.) are at high risk of disease. spread. Diseases related to jobs: washing clothes, shaving chimneys, farmers, raising animals .


Aspergillus Mushroom Disease

...
The pathogen of Aspergillus is that it can first cause skin disease then progress to systemic disease or vice versa.
2 Clinical symptoms:
- Skin: The lesions are reddish masses, sometimes forming flaky white macules like tinea versicolor, or polymorphic, like tinea. In some cases, there are eruptions, warts, abscesses or skin sores. People with AIDS often have A.fumigatus and A.flavus that cause fungal infections of the skin and head.
- Ear: fungus often causes disease in the ear canal, the ear canal is swollen, scaly appears much, moisture is very itchy.


Aspergillus Mushroom Disease

. Fungus can spread to the ear canal, or into the eardrum. If not treated promptly, it will cause a hole in the eardrum Aspergillus fungus also causes sinusitis.
- Eyes: Aspergillus often causes eye sockets that spread to the eyeballs causing corneal ulcers, conjunctivitis and lacrimal glands.
- Nervous system: through the cavities in the face or the cranial cavity, fungi can enter inside causing cerebellum inflammation, brain.
- Tongue: 'black hairy' tongue disease, the tongue mucosa is often black with black cilia.
- Heart: often causes endocarditis, myocarditis.
- Bones: osteomyelitis, meningitis
- Urinary system: mainly causes cystitis, ureteritis.
- Pneumonia: in the lungs, the first often causes bronchitis with many symptoms of sputum secretion, wheezing, in the bronchial fluid there are many fungal cells, patients often have fever, shortness of breath, cough, pale confusion leading to pneumonia with symptoms similar to tuberculosis. Patients can lead to pleurisy, pleurisy, and then spread to the heart.


Aspergillus Mushroom Disease

In addition, mushrooms can grow in an existing cave to form a mushroom fungus (funguns ball) in the cheese.
- Allergic asthma caused by Aspergillus: when breathing in the spores in the air often causes allergic bronchial asthma symptoms such as difficulty breathing, fever, dry cough, weight loss, and lung.
3. Testing:
-Directly: Specimens are skin scales or pus, sputum ..., small KOH 20%, stained gram, under KHV look for mycelium, spores. Fungal mycelium, double branching, angle of branch and main filament is 45 degrees, clear colored partition ± see small spores, diameter 3-4µm, rough shell, sometimes visible organ Fungi of mushrooms If you are an organ fungus, you need a biopsy to diagnose histopathology, PAS staining, Methenamine silver.
- Cultured: Sabouraud medium at room temperature, colonies grow after 4-5 days, the color depends on the pathogen (black, blue, yellow, orange, white.


Aspergillus Mushroom Disease

. A.fumigatus gives dark green then blue), there is always a white border due to the growing hyphae but there are no spores. Mycelium is baffled, has sporangia, and sporangia are attached with spores attached.
4. Differential diagnosis:
In the skin, it is necessary to make a differential diagnosis with insect rashes, pyoderma and other fungal skin diseases.
Systemic Aspergillus should be distinguished from blastomycosis, histoplasmosis, coccidioidomycosis ..
5. Treatment:
-Amphotericine B PIV 1mg / kg / day or aerosol, with low effectiveness.


Aspergillus Mushroom Disease

.
-Itraconazole 400mg / day, effective in 62% of the spread and 44% in the tumor form.
-Aspergillus tumor: surgical removal.
Patients need to visit specialized medical facilities for testing and treatment.
Attention not to self-treat leads to oily drug and digestive complications
Medical Group Anh Nga Parasitic Clinic
.
SAI GON KST SPECIALIST SURVICE
SPECIALIST IN PREVENTION AND SPRING
Address: 402 An Duong Vuong, Ward 4, District 5, TP. HCM
TEL. 028 38 30 23 45 - Schedule of medical examination - Map
Or Call Center:
.
MAYBE YOU ARE INTERESTED
Is schistosomiasis dangerous?
Why is helminth infection itchy skin?
Some skin itching manifestations of helminth infections
Headache for the whole month due to the "worm" that enters the brain
The skin changes abnormally due to dog flukes
Cardiogenic shock due to dog tapeworm infection
What to do when a skin rash develops for a long time
What signs to identify helminths?
Signs identify strongyloidiasis.

. Dịch vụ: Thiết kế website, quảng cáo google, đăng ký website bộ công thương uy tín

Related news

  • Parasitical Worms.com Tests to find the cause of urticaria, diagnosis of urticaria results will be available throughout the day. After the results the doctor will explain, point out the abnormal signs for your child to understand and he will prescribe medication for home. Question Hello doctor: I ...
  • Parasitical Worms.com Adult flukes are very small, 3 - 6 mm long, with 4 suction heads and a double hook, very short neck; coal consists of 3 segments, the final flukes have several hundred eggs, size 45 x 35 mcm, very similar to Toenia spp eggs. The disease is caused by the larva Echinococcus ...
  • Parasitical Worms.com Some diseases caused by larvae of the anisakinae family parasitize marine mammals. In humans, the parasite falls into a dead-end, or severe or severe illness depending on the place of parasite, number of larvae and tissue responses. Diagnosis is often difficult and the most ...
  • Parasitical Worms.com Illness caused by the nematode of Angiostrongylus cantonensis parasitizes and causes disease in the meninges, invasion of the brain can lead to death. Commonly called Meningitis - brain caused by Angiostrongylus cantonensis. The causative agent of nematode ...
  • Fascioliasis is two types of fascioliasis and small liver fluke. People are infected with food, skin. Flukes can cause hepatitis, liver tumors, liver necrosis, but fortunately, liver fluke can be cured if detected early, treated in a reputable facility with a good doctor, using drugs. Good, ...
  • Parasitical Worms.com Diagnosis is determined by seeing sparganum larvae from the wound. Clinical and prehistoric images of frog meat, eye-copying as well as the habit of eating undercooked snakes, mice, and eels are important factors for diagnosis. Doctor: Le Thi Huong Giang Medical Consultation: ...
  • MUSHROOM DISEASE (Aspergillus) 1. Epidemiology. Aspergillus fungus is one of the largest fungal strains, present in all over the world, there are about 100 species, currently there are about 20-30 species that cause disease in humans, important strains are A. fumigatus, A. flavus , A. niger such as ...
  • MUSHROOM DISEASE Cryptococcosis (Tolurosis, European Blastomycois) 1. Etiology and epidemiology Cryptococcosis is also known as the European Blastomycose mycosis caused by Cryptoccocus neoformans, a thick cystic yeast, has serotypes A, D (C. neoformans var. Neoformans) and B, C ( C.neoformans var. ...
  • MUSHROOM DISEASE Sporotrichosis (Gardener Disease) 1. Epidemiology and etiology Sporotrichosis is a chronic disease caused by Sporothrix schenckii that causes damage to the skin or internal organs (also known as gardener disease - gardener's disease). This is a dimorphic mushroom. In nature, ...
  • CANDIDA MUSHROOM 1. Germs Candidiasis is an acute, subacute or chronic disease caused by Candida-like yeasts, mostly Candida albicans. Candidiasis is available in the body (bronchus, oral cavity, intestine, vagina, skin around the anus) normally in non-pathogenic form. When having favorable ...