ANTIFUNGAL TREATMENT: A NEW APPROACH TO ASTHMA CARE

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Sensitization to fungi is an important risk factor in patients with allergic respiratory tract diseases, like asthma, because it plays a major role in the development, persistence and severity of lower airway disease. While the human lung is not sterile from a fungal perspective, excess mucus and airway architecture distortion invites fungal germination which can interrupt regular immune system responses or spark an inflammatory reaction.

Current data on the effectiveness of antifungal therapy in asthma and chronic sinusitis is limited but there is indication that antifungals are effective in treating severe asthmatics – specifically for patients with allergic bronchopulmonary aspergillosis (ABPA) and severe asthma with fungal sensitization (SAFS)

Many reported less sputum production (31/62 or 50%), improved breathing (24/62 or 38.7%), less cough (20/62 or 32.2%) and less frequent rescue inhaler use (9/62 or 14.5%). Only a portion (9) of patients demonstrated true fungal sensitization or allergy via scratch test or radioallergosorbent testing.

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