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What About Infection?
What About Infection?
The risk of infection is especially great in the first few months because higher doses of anti-rejection medicines are given during this time. A lung transplant patient will most likely need to take medications to prevent other infections from occurring. Some of the infections a patient will be especially susceptible to include oral yeast infection (thrush), herpes, and respiratory viruses.