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Does Aspergillosis have a cure?
Here you can see if Aspergillosis has a cure or not yet. If there is no cure yet, is Aspergillosis chronic? Will a cure soon be discovered?
NO
Posted Sep 11, 2017 by Michele 2656
I am not aware of a cure, nor am I aware that it is imminent to finding one.
Posted Oct 18, 2017 by Vaughan 2500
I do not know that the disease can be cured in the sense that you will never get it again it appears that if they are able to put your hypersensitive pneumonitis / aspergillus in remission that is the best that can be done if you are reintroduce to aspergillus your body May again take exception to it and produce inflammation which will need to be extinguished before your lungs are scarred.
Posted Oct 21, 2017 by Boni 1450
No known cure has been identified yet for this disease, just means of how to deal with it and not make it worse
Posted Nov 7, 2017 by Louby 1400
No cure for any type of Aspergillosis
Posted Nov 9, 2017 by Sam 2500
No cure although research is looking at ways to reduce the infection incurred through breathing in the spores.
Posted Aug 14, 2018 by StuartMcKelvie 4050
To the best of my knowledge, there is no cure yet. There are ways to live with it that can help you optimize your health.
Posted Aug 8, 2019 by Patricia Fletcher 2500
Antifungal drugs and surgery can cure cases of acute invasive aspergillosis.
Chronic aspergillosis is mostly incurable - presumably because the immune system of patient cannot fully guard against infection and the antifungal medication is not fully able to kill the fungus. The infection can be held so it cannot go any further, it can't be eradicated.
There is one exception - a simple aspergilloma localised to a single lung lobe can sometimes be removed cleanly and cure is common. The difficulty is very few people fall into that category.
Chronic aspergillosis is mostly incurable - presumably because the immune system of patient cannot fully guard against infection and the antifungal medication is not fully able to kill the fungus. The infection can be held so it cannot go any further, it can't be eradicated.
There is one exception - a simple aspergilloma localised to a single lung lobe can sometimes be removed cleanly and cure is common. The difficulty is very few people fall into that category.
Posted Oct 16, 2019 by GAtherton 3100
no, but it can be made easier with drug treatments. Work continues to find a cure
Posted Oct 17, 2019 by Linda Galbraith 2500
I've read that it can't be cured. But can be managed.
I'm not sure.
I believe you have to work on it, on many levels, on the physical body, emotionally, and spiritually.
Nothing is impossible
I'm not sure.
I believe you have to work on it, on many levels, on the physical body, emotionally, and spiritually.
Nothing is impossible
Posted Oct 19, 2019 by Pam Mars 2500
No sadly at this stage there is no cure.
Posted Feb 14, 2020 by Peta 3110
New treatments are coming out all the time. You can be cured of a mass or aspergilloma, but may still be left with ABPA, COPD or cavities making you more susceptible to fungal disease. Not sure it ever is truly cured.
Posted Feb 15, 2020 by Dayna 1700
