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OK, a true allergy to fungi goes with AFS and ABPA.

and atopy history. so these can accure anytime in life with atopy.

tottally seperate is WDB exposure where along with tissue and organ damage, high

dose exposure to certain molds cause hyper- " reactive "

responces to these molds and maybe other molds as well, where allergic skin

tests really may just show you are highly reactive but not a true allergy and

where IgE and IgG type 1-anaphalaxis,2-cytotoxic,and 3-systemic levels would

councel you out as having AFS and ABPA and a TRUE allergy exspecially if you

have not atopy history.

but what it may show is that you actually have a fungal infection and/or

abcesses,cysts,ect. in the body that are fungal in nature,

and/or repeated exposure to fungi with tissue/organ damage is about all it takes

for fungal infection regardless of if you have abcesses,cysts,ect. also that may

be a continuous reaccuring sorce of fungal infections that you do have a immune

responce to, regardless of advoidance. now if you have fungi in the body, you

well also continue to show mycotoxins from that fungi everytime it tries to

colonize, right?

ok, so I do have a theory :)

that would be that tissue/organ damage obtained from exposure in a WDB and based

how bad it is, well diffenitly play a hudge role on recovery,

because of fungal infections both from inside your body,abcesses,cysts,ect. and

repeated fungi exposures, and repeated chemical/toxins exposures. even with

" extreme " advoidance, fungi trapped in the body with damaged tissue,organs is

going to keep your body in a reaccuring reactive state because you well be

having reaccuring immune responces to whats in your body. " allergic " skin

responces from allergy testing and IgE in this case obviously have nothing to do

with atopy and true allergy but may very well be a clue of fungal infection and

specific,type 1,2,3 responces are important because that shows

anaphalaxis,cytotoxic and systemic involvement.

people with less severe tissue and organ damage, by removing theirselfs from WDB

exposure with advoidance of fungi and chemicals may heal and CSM alone may be

enough for them.

and bacteria in WDB is important because bacteria's have also evolved to have

ways of avoiding the immune system and inhibit certain immune fuctions. I mostly

believe it's the toxins that do the tissue damage,but I can also see where high

dose exposure to molds regarless of mycotoxins involved or not could overload

your body and with fungal infection could get you to the same ending result and

bacteria may play a even bigger role in this case for setting you up for this

when there are no mycotoxins involved.

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IEQ review,2007,AAAAI:FUNGI STAKE A CLAIM IN ALLERGIC

http://www.imakenews.com/pureaircontrols/e_article000765053.cfm

ALLERGIC FUNGAL SINUSITIS

SOURCE: Dept. of Otolaryngology, UTMB, Grand Rounds

DATE: FEBRUARY 7, 1996

http://www.utmb.edu/otoref/Grnds/afs.htm

Sensitization to fungi: epidemiology, comparative skin tests, and IgE reactivity

of

fungal extracts

http://www.aspergillus.org.uk/secure/articles/mari.pdf

hyperimmunoglobulin syndrome/job's syndrome

http://jmii.org/content/pdf/v37n2p121.pdf

AFS

http://www.drjaver.com/DrJaver/Allergic_Fungal_Sinusitis.html

ALLERGENS,MOLDS.

http://www.immunocapinvitrosight.com/dia_templates/ImmunoCAP/Allergen____28178.a\

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