Did you know that aspergillosis.org contains hundreds of articles about Aspergillus-related diseases, symptoms, treatments, research and everyday life?
It’s easy to get started:
- Visit https://aspergillosis.org
- Find the search box on the front page.
- Type in a word or phrase about what you want to know.
- Explore the articles that appear in the search results.
For example, someone recently asked when an aspergilloma might need surgery.
Here’s what you find when you search for surgery:
https://aspergillosis.org/?s=surgery
You’ll find information about when surgery might be considered, why it isn’t always possible, and experiences from patients who have undergone operations.
You can search for almost anything — fatigue, coughing up blood, antifungal side effects, exercise, diet or new treatments.
You don’t need to know medical terminology. Just use everyday words to describe what you’re looking for.
And if you can’t find the answer, please ask here in the group! Your questions help us identify gaps in our information and decide what new articles to write.
💚 Our aim is to help everyone living with aspergillosis find reliable information, understand their condition and feel more confident discussing it with their healthcare team.
Visit https://aspergillosis.org and give the search box a try!
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