This is also referred as the farmer’s lung, hot tub lung and pigeon breeder’s disease.

Similar to other allergic reactions, farmer’s Lung develops in two steps.

As with most allergic reactions Farmer’s Lung also develops in two stages.

There is no simple method to prevent conditions that lead to Farmer’s Lung.

As the name suggests, Farmer’s Lung is caused by inhaling certain allergy-causing dust found in some agricultural operations.

No simple solution exists for coping with Farmer’s Lung once a person has the disease.

This syndrome has features very similar to those of acute farmer’s lung, but does not carry the risk of pulmonary impairment associated with farmer’s lung.

Thermophillic actinomycetes are often present in such hays and are responsible for the allergenic disease “Farmer’s Lung” in humans and cause a similar response in horses.

A recent study shows that exposure to organochlorines and carbamate pesticides may also be risk factors for farmer’s lung.

In some areas, blood tests have shown that 20 to 40 percent of farm workers have antibodies that react with antigens responsible for Farmer’s Lung.

His work on the role of Aspergillus species in pulmonary diseases as also on the cause of farmer’s lung have heavily influenced the emergence of OA as an occupational disease.

His work on the role of Aspergillus species in pulmonary diseases as also on the cause of farmer’s lung have heavily influenced the emergence of OA as an occupational disease.

His work on the role of Aspergillus species in pulmonary diseases as also on the cause of farmer’s lung have heavily influenced the emergence of OA as an occupational disease.