The symptoms of aspergillosis can vary. Read on to learn about how aspergillosis can affect you.

ASPERGILLOSIS SYMPTOMS
As mentioned previously, there are many types of aspergillosis, with varying symptoms.
We have summarized some of the potential symptoms here by type of disease:
Allergic Forms

Wheezing

Trouble catching your breath

Cough

Nasal congestion

Headache

Reduced ability to smell

Coughing up dark or brown sputum

Thick, dark, or brown nasal discharge

Fever (rarely)

Coughing up blood (rarely)
Infectious Forms

Cough

Coughing up blood

Sharp chest pain when taking a deep breath

Chills

Headache

Trouble catching your breath

Weight loss (chronic forms)

Fatigue

Fever

Skin sores (for the cutaneous or disseminated type)

Vision problems
Invasive aspergillosis outside the lung can affect the skin, eyes, heart, and other organs. As shown in the table, the symptoms of invasive aspergillosis vary based on the area of involvement.
Table. Areas of invasive aspergillosis and common associated symptoms.
Area of Invasive Aspergillosis |
Symptom |
Lung (Pulmonary) |
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Sinus |
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Brain |
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Skin |
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