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1. Aspergillosis (4,362 bytes)
   1: ...Patients with bronchiectasis are prone to develop fungus balls (=aspergillomas). The use of antibiotic the...
   2: ...onditioning duct, heating system, bronchiectasis, fungus ball, aspergilloma, antibiotic therapy," />
   7: ...-like "hyphen", which will eventually turn into a fungus ball.
   9: This is called "aspergilloma". Such Aspergillus infection tends to occur in chronically ill patients with c...
   13: ... be that in a similar vein the original bacterial infections gives way to aspergillosis after extensive antib...
2. Other fungal infections (10,245 bytes)
   1: ... a darker pigmented skin appearance. Other fungal infections are phaeohyphomycosis or mucormycosis. The latte...
   2: <keywords content="fungal infection, aids patient, weak immune system, cancer patient...
   5: == Other fungal infections ==
   9: There are other, perhaps less known fungal infections that can occur in people with a normal immune sy...
   15: ...lor="#FFEAEA" | '''Choose from these other fungal infections:'''
3. Yeast Infection Of Bladder And Kidneys (4,914 bytes)
   1: ... choice for treatment. With immune deficiency the infection can be more difficult to treat and amphotericin b...
   2: <keywords content="yeast infection, yeast infection bladder, urinary tract, diabetic, candida albican...
   4: '''Yeast Infection Of Bladder And Kidneys'''
   6: ...ansplanted organs) are more susceptible for yeast infections of the urinary tract.
   8: ==Yeast infection of the bladder==
4. Serious Yeast Infections (9,994 bytes)
   1: ...n content="Yeast infection, also known as candida infection, can lead to very serious conditions such as seps...
   3: <keywords content="yeast infection, candida infection, sepsis, peritonitis, meningitis, compromised imm...
   5: ==Serious Yeast Infections==
   9: ...sed would quickly lead to death. The reason yeast infections are infecting a person systemically (such as in ...
   13: | height="6" bgcolor="#FFEAEA" | '''Serious yeast infections'''
5. Cellulitis (5,658 bytes)
   1: ...etic foot ulcer, or a smoker's leg, often involve infections with escherichia coli, or pseudomonas aeruginosa...
   2: ...n are usd in more serious infections. Pseudomonas infections are treated with intravenous piperacillin, combi...
   9: ...eased by this bacterium, which help to spread the infection really fast.
   11: ...a coli or Pseudomonas aeruginosa are often found. Infection with these bacteria can become problematical as a...
   15: ...e often is a skin breakdown from trauma, a fungal infection or an ulceration,like in a pressure ulcer or diab...
6. Sinusitis (9,629 bytes)
   7: ...to a "vacuum headache". Subsequent bacterial superinfection can lead to an acute sinusitis. Often the pathoge...
   23: ...ronic sinusitis may develop with more rare fungal infections.
   25: ..., which leads to black dead tissue from which the fungus can be isolated. It would need treatment with int...
   27: ... B (brand name: Fungizone), which eradicates this fungus. If the seriousness of this condition is not appr...
   29: ...rand name: Diflucan) orally. For serious systemic infection Amphotericin B (brand name: Fungizone) is given i...
7. Pneumonia (6,857 bytes)
   1: <description content="Pneumonia is an infection of the lung tissue. When one lobe is affected thi...
   2: <keywords content="pneumonia, infection, lung tissue, lobar pneumonia, lung segment, lung...
   20: This is an infection of the lung tissue and can either affect an entir...
   22: ...en develops as a secondary step following a viral infection that leaves inflammation in an area of the lung w...
   76: ...l and viral category are also common as secondary infections in AIDS.
8. Paronychial Infections (3,494 bytes)
   1: ...oxacillin, and fluconazole in the case of candida infections." />
   2: <keywords content="nail infection, bed of nail, streptococcus aureus, pseudomonas, ...
   3: == Paronychial Infections ==
   7: ...n virus is herpes simplex. The most common fungus infection around the nails is Candida albicans. The pathoge...
   9: ...ing can cause a mixture of mouth flora and fungus infection.
9. Athlete's Foot Or Foot Fungus (=Tinea Pedis) (3,110 bytes)
   1: ...richophyton mentagrophytes. There often is a superinfection with bacteria that has to be treated separately. ...
   2: ...s, tinea pedis, trichophyton mentagrophytes, superinfection, ciclopirox, loprox, lamisil," />
   4: ==Athlete's Foot Or Foot Fungus (= Tinea Pedis)==
   8: ...ea pedis" medically, and is usually caused by the fungus Trichophyton mentagrophytes. It leads to a breakd...
   10: ... In addition, when not treated appropriately, the infection can spread into the lymphatic vessels causing lym...
10. Skin Fungus Or Tinea Corporis (3,209 bytes)
    1: <description content="Skin fungus, also known as tinea corporis, is caused by trich...
    2: <keywords content="skin fungus, corporis tinea, trichophyton, ring worm, ring wo...
    3: == Skin Fungus Or Tinea Corporis ==
    7: The skin can get this infection of the Trichophyton anywhere on the body surface....
    32: ... body or if Trichophyton rubrum, a more resistant fungus is the cause, a course of of oral antifungal medi...
11. Scalp Fungus (Or Tinea Capitis) (3,173 bytes)
    1: ...l use wood's light to distinguish between the two fungus types. Treatment consists of griseofulvin by mout...
    2: ... content="fungus scalp, tinea capitis, ring worm, fungus, trichophyton tonsurans, dandruff, microsporum, d...
    3: == Scalp Fungus (Or Tinea Capitis) ==
    5: ...countries the Microsporum species of fungal scalp infections are more common.
    11: ...ith staining of a few skin flakes the Microsporum fungus can be demonstrated in this infected skin patch. ...
12. Nail Fungus (Or Tinea Unguium) (3,222 bytes)
    1: ...trichophyton. Here is a nail fungus picture. Nail fungus treatment consists of itraconazole, or terbinafin...
    2: ...omycosis, trichophyton, nail fungus picture, nail fungus treatment, itraconazole, terbinafine, lamisil," /...
    3: == Nail Fungus (Or Tinea Unguium) ==
    7: ... do special tests to separate onychomycosis (nail fungus) from psoriasis. In many patients with longstandi...
    9: ...is distinction is important as treatment for nail fungus is lengthy and side effects at times can be signi...
13. Jock Itch (or Tinea Cruris) (3,316 bytes)
    1: ...of topical creams and lotions. When there is superinfection with candida albicans, oral medication such as it...
    2: ...keywords content="jock itch, tinea cruris, fungus infection, jock itch picture, itch jock treatment, candida ...
    7: ...s condition. Here is an [http://www.altcancer.com/fungus1.htm jock itch picture].
    9: ...ivities tend to lead to skin breakdown and fungal infections in the "intercrural area", which is the medical ...
    13: ...ot get involved with tinea cruris, but when yeast infections (candidiasis) superinfect the open sores, the sc...
14. Tinea Infection (= Ringworm) (3,855 bytes)
    1: ...rm, is a fungal skin infection. This dermatophyte infection responds to treatment with an antifungal agent. T...
    2: ...n, ring worm, fungal infection skin, dermatophyte infection, antifungal agent, eczema, psoriasis, skin diseas...
    5: ...="3" bgcolor="#FFEAEA" |'''Ringworm (=Fungal Skin Infections)'''
    11: ...Foot Fungus (=Tinea Pedis)|Athlete's foot or foot fungus]]
    15: ...height="28" |[[Skin Fungus Or Tinea Corporis|Skin fungus]]
15. Yeast Infections (Skin Involvement) (5,624 bytes)
    3: == Yeast infections (skin involvement) ==
    7: ...nfected. Here is a brief summary of the two yeast infections that are common.
    11: ...ail under [[Yeast Infections (=Candidiasis)|Yeast infections]]. Use this link to get there. •
    15: This yeast infection of the skin is caused by Pityrosporum orbiculare ...
    17: In summer it may be more noticeable because the fungus filters the UV light and the affected skin will n...
16. Head Colds (7,217 bytes)
    5: ...to a "vacuum headache". Subsequent bacterial superinfection can lead to an acute sinusitis. Often the pathoge...
    21: ...ronic sinusitis may develop with more rare fungal infections.
    23: ...rand name: Diflucan) orally. For serious systemic infection Amphotericin B (brand name: Fungizone) is given i...
    26: ...us Diseases (An Overview)#topofinfectionsoverview|Infections overview]]
    27: ...| [[Respiratory Infections#topoftable|Respiratory Infection]]

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