Guest guest Posted July 11, 2010 Report Share Posted July 11, 2010 One other thing that should be mentioned. The use of corticosteroids for two weeks or more increase the risk of aspergillosis. The corticosteroids do not prevent the macrophages from accomplishing phagocytosis. Therefore the spores are taken in. The steroids prevent the free radical production by the macrophages, which is the process that kills the spores. [] Re: Cryptococci at the brain gate: break and enter or use a Trojan horse? so fungi may be changeing it's shape ,in order to get into the capillaries and than make their way into the CNS. by diffusion through tight tissue junctions ? and toxins may actually be helping this process by increaseing capillary permability do to increased blood flow. ?? and vaculitis also accures in the capillaries so fungi may be going out through leakage just about anywhere in the body. wouldn't that be a possability? several times during exposure I had tiny red dots on my upper eye lids, I fell pretty sure this was vasculitis and with the second exposure they appeared just about everywhere. wouldn't this also be reason of why we may get cysts just about anywhere in the body? fungi getting trapped in tissues. seems like a pretty good possability to me. and macrophage ingestion and phagocytosis to invade the CNS, if thats true than, well, I can see where it's possable but it's just mind blowing. they are actually useing our own defences against us. makes me think of the movie,the body snatchers. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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