Aspergillosis Overview Aspergillosis is a disease caused by Aspergillus, a common type of mould (fungus) that lives in the environment — especially in soil, decaying vegetation, dust, and indoor air. Most people breathe in Aspergillus spores daily without getting sick. However, in people with weakened immune systems or lung disease, the spores can cause serious infections or allergic reactions. There are different types of aspergillosis, ranging from mild to life-threatening: Common symptoms: This condition is especially concerning in HIV/AIDS patients, transplant recipients, or people undergoing chemotherapy. In South Africa, rising rates of TB-related lung damage and immunosuppression make chronic and invasive aspergillosis a growing concern. 👉 [Next: Causes and Risk Factors of Aspergillosis] Andy Blecher Podiatrist Plumstead Treatment for Aspergillosis Complications of Aspergillosis Diagnosis of Aspergillosis