Reviewed by: Dr. Nikita Toshi
Disclaimer: Informative, not prescriptive.
Persistent cough, sometimes producing blood-tinged sputum, due to lung inflammation and infection by the fungus.
Elevated body temperature as the immune system responds to the fungal invasion, often accompanied by chills and sweating.
Difficulty breathing resulting from lung infection, which reduces the efficiency of gas exchange and can cause respiratory distress.
Discomfort or pain in the chest or back due to the inflammation of lung tissues, which can be exacerbated by coughing or deep breathing.
Systemic infection can lead to diffuse muscle aches and joint pain, reflecting the body's inflammatory response to the pathogen.
Decreased desire to eat and unintended weight loss due to the body's metabolic response to fighting the infection.
Persistent fatigue and weakness caused by the body's prolonged effort to combat the fungal infection, often leading to reduced daily activity.
Development of lesions or ulcers on the skin as the infection spreads beyond the lungs, indicating disseminated disease.