What causes valley fever?

Valley fever is actually a fungal infection caused by inhaling dust spores, mostly found in dry regions. Since I manage high BP, I am very careful about my overall lung health and avoid heavy dust. Regular checkups are a must if you have a persistent cough.

For normal cough and cold, I always drink ginger-tulsi tea, which gives great relief. But look, Valley Fever is a fungal infection, so home remedies will not cure it. If you have been to dry, dusty areas and have a chronic fever, please consult a medical specialist.

I totally understand how stressful it is to hear about rare sounding illnesses and worry if you have it. It is completely normal to feel anxious when you have a fever. Please try to relax and consult a doctor—they can easily test for it and reassure you.

This fever is caused by breathing in tiny fungal spores from dry soil. Practicing gentle pranayama daily can help strengthen our lung capacity and immunity. But for an active infection, proper medical treatment under a doctor is essential.

Valley fever is caused by a fungus in the soil, usually in very dry and dusty places! 🌵 Keep your surroundings clean and avoid dusty winds if you have weak lungs. Take care and stay healthy! 👍