Abstract
“If you work in the dry dust of Arizona or California central valley surely be warned about fever, or deadly head-aches from all those Cocci!!”. While pulmonary coccidiomycosis infections in the endemic places are seen very often, especially among immunocompromised people, CNS coccidiomycosis infection from environmental exposure in immunocompetent individual is not that common, but when it happens it is fatal. Risk is very high in certain occupations in endemic regions and the diagnosis may be challenging in absence of high clinical suspicions. Here, we report a case of coccidiomycosis meningitis in an immunocompetent individual, who went to Arizona for a week for his painting job. The purpose of this paper is to prevent the occupation-related dreaded incidence of fungal brain infection in endemic places with robust public health measures.
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