<unk>  is generally an infection in the lungs. Involvement outside the lungs is rare but, can occur as a disseminated type affecting lymph nodes, bone marrow, liver or spleen. It may also affect skin, eyes, kidneys, thyroid, heart, adrenals and gastrointestinal tract. Lungs When the lungs are affected there is usually a dry cough, difficulty breathing and fever, usually present for longer than four weeks. There may be chest pain, shivering or tiredness. The oxygen saturation is low. The lungs may fail to function. Eyes<unk>  in eyes may appear as a single or multiple (up to 50) yellow-white plaques in the eye's choroid layer or just beneath the retina. Vision is usually not affected and it is typically found by chance. Skin If occurring in the skin,<unk>  most often presents as nodular growths in the ear canals of a person with HIV/AIDS. There may be fluid in the ear. Skin involvement may appear outside the ear, usually palms, soles or underarms; as a rash, or small bumps with a dip. It can occur on the face as brownish bumps and plaques. The bumps may be tender and the ulcerate. Infection in the ear may result in a perforated ear drum or destruction of the mastoid bone. The nerves in the head may be affected.
Pneumocystosis
Alveolar hydatid disease
Emmonsiosis
Rhinitis medicamentosa
Lung abscess
Bronchorrhea
Bronchitis kettle
Vaginitis emphysematosa