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PHOTO: Soe Zeya Tun
After being detained for 17 days in a cave in Thailand, the 12 boys members of the Wild Boar football team, and the trainer undergoes a thorough medical examination, afraid to have histoplasmosis – a life-threatening lung disease.
Pathology caused by the inhalation of fungi and poultry mushrooms and bats. The reproductive cells present in these fungi live mainly in humid environments, and for this reason, the disease has also acquired the nickname of "cave disease".
Although most cases of histoplasmosis do not require treatment, the infection may evolve into the most severe cases of "cave disease" may cause the onset of meningitis, pneumonia, alter the functioning of the adrenal glands and cause other complications of the disease. heart and lung nature.
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