C. immitis and C. posadasii are exceptionally irresistible and cause sickness when dust particles containing the living beings' airborne arthrospores are breathed in. Once in the lungs, the spores duplicate quickly. Coccidioidomycosis isn't infectious. Most contaminations are procured when individuals who live in or visit endemic regions participate in exercises that upset the dirt, for example, development, agrarian work, military preparing, or archeological investigation
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