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CASE STUDY ON PARACOCOCCIDIOIDOMYCOSIS (DEEP MYCOSES)

Iram Jalal, Mr. Muhammad Afzal, Ms. Hajra Sarwar

Abstract: Fungal infection of the mouth (mycoses) have derived from specific noticeable quality from the start of the (AIDS), however furthermore, expanding on worldwide scale and expanded introduction to significant mycoses endemic, generally in the typicall zone. Paracococcidioidomycosis is an uncommon disease worldwide yet an average significant mycoses in Brazil and some other endemic regions in Latin America. Lutz first depicted the sickness in 1908 out of two patients from the Sta Casa of Sao Paulo state, Brazil, with oral sores and cervical lymphadenopathy. Dermatophytosis\ tinea or ringworm of the skin, scalp, and nails is caused by the group of fungi known as dermatophytes. They each involve a particular environment and specific temperature, in molds the environment at the temperature of 25 degree C to 30 degree C and in yeast at body temperature. opportunistic mycoses are the fungal infection of the body which is happen in those patient whose normal defence mechanisms are impaired the increase incidence of these contamination because of low resistance level because of AIDs, malignant growth, and post-transplantation, cytotoxins, chemotherapy, corticosteroid and the use of antibiotics. In semi-private hospital of Lahore, The 12 year case report with deep mycoses on his face. On assessment, lesions of left check is wet with pus discharge. Pain on ankle, patient complaint cough with sputum, patient is complaint of fever for previous 2, 3 days after administration of amphotericin.B. Patient was vitally stable with no active issue B.P: 110\70, Pulse: 68\minute, Temperature: 98.6 F. The lab investigation of patient was: Hb: 11.7, TLC: 13.7, PLT count: 562, ESR: 87, Na: 134, K: 4.8. Mycoses run in degree from superficial contaminations including the external layer of the stratum corneum of the skin to spread disease including the cerebrum, heart, lungs, liver, spleen, and kidneys. Keywords: fungal infection, oral-faecal rout, immunocompromised person

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