An aspergilloma (sometimes called a fungal ball) is a mass containing Aspergillus, mucus and cellular debris that develops within an existing cavity or space in the lung. Some people have few symptoms, while others may experience coughing, breathlessness or haemoptysis (coughing up blood).
New to aspergilloma? Start with our main guide to aspergilloma (fungal ball), which explains what an aspergilloma is, how it is diagnosed and the different approaches to treatment and monitoring.
This hub brings together more detailed information about aspergilloma, including lung cavities, haemoptysis, imaging, antifungal treatment, monitoring and when surgery may be considered.
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