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Lung abscess is a severe bacterial infection affecting the lung tissue. This condition causes the death of lung tissue, resulting in fluid accumulation. The treatment of pulmonary abscess is extremely difficult, and the condition can be fatal. Lung abscess is caused by pathogens that specifically target lung tissue. Primary abscesses, for example, are caused by pneumonia within the lungs, whereas aspiration pneumonia is a condition that develops when food and digestive secretions are inhaled directly into the lungs instead of the esophagus.
Anaerobic bacteria are the most typical pathogen. Peptostreptococcus, Bacteroides, fusobacterium, and prevotella are examples of well-known anaerobic bacteria. Patients with lung abscess experience, among other symptoms, a deep cough with a foul odor and bloody sputum, fever and chills, acute chest pains, profuse perspiration, loss of appetite resulting in weight loss, and a rapid heart rate. This condition is treated by neutralizing the underlying conditions. There are effective clinical trials for the treatment of lung abscess.
