Monitoring is an important part of living with aspergillosis, particularly during long-term treatment. Regular checks can help assess whether treatment is working, identify side effects early and make sure medicines are being used safely.
This hub focuses particularly on treatment safety and ongoing surveillance. This can include blood tests, liver and kidney function, therapeutic drug monitoring (measuring antifungal levels), drug interactions, steroid-related risks and recognising symptoms or changes that should be discussed with your healthcare team.
Monitoring varies according to the type of aspergillosis, the medicines being used and your individual health. Not everyone will need the same tests or the same frequency of testing.
Topics in This Hub
Latest Monitoring & Safety Articles
Aspergillosis & Asthma: When Risks Peak Through the Year
November 10, 2025
🩺 Article 1: Managing Side Effects of Aspergillosis Treatments
October 30, 2025
⚠️ Omeprazole and PPIs: What’s Behind the Recent Warning?
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💬 Healthwatch: Your Local Voice in the NHS
October 16, 2025
🌦️ Understanding Corticosteroid Mood Swings
October 10, 2025
🌿 Coping with Exhaustion When Tapering Prednisolone
September 29, 2025
Winter 2025–26: Flu & Other Respiratory Viruses. Bad Flu Season coming?
September 25, 2025
Steroid Use and Your Eyesight: What Patients Need to Know
September 23, 2025
Drug Safety in the UK: What Aspergillosis Patients Need to Know
September 15, 2025
⚠️ Mistakes in NHS Care: Why They Happen & What You Can Do
September 4, 2025
Misinformation on Social Media: Health and Beyond
September 1, 2025
🩺 Why an Accurate Diagnosis Matters in Aspergillosis
July 18, 2025
Biologics and Long Term Side Effects
July 14, 2025
🧠 Struggling to Come Off Prednisolone?
June 23, 2025
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