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Depends really... The most common causal agent for pneumonia in a normal person is Streptococcus Pneumoniae, a bacteria. But if it keeps reoccuring there might be some other factors involved. If you take to the booze (i.e. alcohoic) the klebsiella is the usual cause for the pneumonia.
There might be an underlying cause for repeated exposure such as immunodeficiency, so HIV test would be pretty important as well... How do you know it's even pneumonia per se??? The only way to be certain is go to a doctor and give a sputum sample that they will grow in agar and see what particular bacterial colonies form, and if it's in fact bacterial pneumonia. Could be TB or some other infection that you are misdiagnosing as pneumonia. Go see a Doc asap.
What else can I help you with?
Can legionnaires disease reoccur?
Yes, Legionnaires' disease can reoccur. This disease is a severe form of pneumonia caused by a bacterium known as legionella.
Can blood infections reoccur?
Yes blood infections can reoccur.
Can mumps reoccur?
yes
How do you spell reocure?
The spelling of the verb is "reoccur" (to happen again). The similar term "recur" has the connotation of repetition at regular intervals.
What word means Happen again?
"REOCCUR"
Can ADHD reoccur?
you are stuck with adhd your whole life
Where do the most earthquakes occur and why do they reoccur?
At the Ring of Fire.
Can the words recur and reoccur be used interchangeably?
Recur and Reoccur can usually be used interchangeably, but try to find some other synonyms that sound less alike for style.
Can a teratoma reoccur?
Definately if it is not fully removed from connecting organs
Which phase of dmaic is designed to ensure the problem does not reoccur?
Control
Is reoccur a real word?
"Reoccur" is indeed a real word, though it is often confused with "recur." "Reoccur" refers to something happening again after a period of time, while "recur" implies that it happens repeatedly or at regular intervals. Both terms are valid, but they convey different nuances regarding the frequency and timing of events.
What is the name of germ of pneumonia?
Pneumonia is a general term, not a specific disease. There is viral pneumonia, bacterial pneumonia, and a fungal pneumonia, among others.
