Monday, 6 January 2014

Tuberculosis lung caused by Candida

tuberculosis lung caused candida

Answers

2 Answers

I have tuberculosis am I more likely to get a lung infection caused by candida?

No

Lungs
Tuberculosis is a bacterial infection that individuals with a normal immune system can catch from anyone coughing the bacteria into the air. Candida lung infection is a fungal infection that happens more often when the immune system is suppressed by a disease or a medication. If you have TB because of immune suppression then it is possible to get a candida infection but it is rare in any case.
Sign Up
Get personalized answers from doctors!
1 Answers
3 Doctor agrees
10006175x1386628082 10010580x1386628743 10003218x1386637922
Dr. Sunil Mehra answered:

Doctor found infiltrates on my lung XR i have tuberculosis?

May be

Chest-lung
infiltrates could be pneumonia, atelectasis or fibrosis.If infiltrates are in upper lung fields, you should have sputum analysed for tuberculosis, if positive then one can say it is tb
Sign Up
Get personalized answers from doctors!
2 Answers
Dr. Yusr Aboushaar answered:

Does Candida fungus commonly infect the lung?

No

Fungus
Candida affect mainly the skin or oral mucosa in healthy individuals . in case of immune deficiency then invasive candida diseases could happen .
Sign Up
Get personalized answers from doctors!
Related to tuberculosis lung caused candida:

No comments:

Post a Comment