Is there a cure for valley fever?
My cousin who lives abroad was telling me about something called 'valley fever' she heard about. I'm not familiar with it, so I was wondering if it's a serious condition and if there's any cure for it.
My cousin who lives abroad was telling me about something called 'valley fever' she heard about. I'm not familiar with it, so I was wondering if it's a serious condition and if there's any cure for it.
Honestly, I can barely keep my eyes open right now, but yes, Valley Fever usually cures itself with time if it's mild. If it gets severe, doctors just prescribe some antifungal meds. Just get some actual sleep and let your body fight it off.
Please do not ignore this. I once ignored a prolonged dry cough thinking it was just a normal cold, and it turned into a massive lung infection. If you suspect Valley Fever, especially after traveling to dry areas, get a blood test and check with a doctor immediately.
Yes, Valley Fever is curable. Most healthy people recover fully without any medication within a few weeks or months. However, if symptoms persist or you have weak immunity, a doctor will prescribe antifungal treatment to clear it up.
I don't know much about Valley Fever, but dealing with PCOS has taught me that everyone's body reacts differently. It's best not to self-diagnose based on internet posts. I hope you find a gentle doctor who can guide you safely.
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Since it's a fungal infection, your body's immune response matters a lot. Just like I have to do regular blood tests for my thyroid, you need proper follow-up tests with a physician to make sure the infection has cleared from your lungs completely.
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