Aspergillus bronchitis is a condition in which Aspergillus is persistently present in the airways and is associated with ongoing respiratory symptoms, often including chronic cough and sputum production. It can occur particularly in people with underlying airway diseases such as bronchiectasis.
New to Aspergillus bronchitis? Start with our main guide to Aspergillus bronchitis, which explains the condition, how it is investigated and the approaches used to treatment and monitoring.
This hub brings together more detailed information about Aspergillus bronchitis, including persistent symptoms, sputum and fungal testing, airway clearance, antifungal treatment and related respiratory conditions.
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