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Hello there.
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For this question, they want to discuss how some fungi can be harmful to humans.
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So how they can be harmful? well, let's start off with something where it's just a little bit more irritating and unpleasant.
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Where fungi, what they can do, well, the diseases that are thought to be unpleasant and are not life -threatening can usually be treated with antifungal ointments.
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So these cases could be your candida albeacons, albekins, which usually cause faginal infections or the type of fungus that attacks the skin like athletes ' foot, jock itch, and ringworm.
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Then you got those that can infect the lungs if victim inhale spores disease causing fungal species, like your ascal.
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My sites that cause fally fever and in histoplasmosis and these are usually i'm just talking about something else and with these these are usually found in like the u .s.
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And the falley fever they're mainly found like in the southwest where histoplasmosis is more likely prevalent in the central and eastern regions.
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And if diagnosed, it can be controlled with antifungal drugs.
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If not treated, i mean, if untreated, they can develop into serious systematic affections.
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And then you have serious diseases that can result from inhaling spores like your crypoxious gutti.
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And with these, these are basidial white sites that are normally found in the tropics, but has in recent years appeared in the pacific northwest.
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And all of firemen's fungus have been proven to be dangerous, where the death rate of these type of fungus can range from 13 %...