Blastomyces Brasiliensis

Blastomyces brasiliensis is a species of fungus that causes the disease paracoccidioidomycosis, also known as "brauchie disease." This microorganism is one of the main causes of lung diseases in tropical and subtropical climates. However, recently it has begun to be considered as a possible cause of the development of other diseases, including arthritis, Lyme disease, endocarditis, sacroiliitis and even malignant tumors.

Blastomyces brasiliensi multiplies inside host cells, leading to various symptoms. Symptoms of paracoxidiomycosis may include high fever, malaise, cough, chest pain, palpitations, lethargy and weight loss. In some cases, the microorganism can lead to more serious consequences, such as damage to the lungs, skin and other organs.

Treatment of paraoxididomis depends on the severity of the disease and includes the use of antibiotics, but is not always effective. Overall, this disease can be dangerous and lead to serious consequences.