The typical cocci cavity is thin-walled and solitary. A cavity may persist for years with minor changes. The hemoptysis is often recurrent but generally not life- threatening. If rupture of the cavity is a large possibility, surgical removal may be necessary. Scarring is frequently found and correlates to the severity of illness.
Many persons have such a mild case they have no symptoms and no scarring.
I have pneumonia. There are antifungal medications that may be used to treat Valley Fever. Studies have not been completed yet to determine if drug therapy hastens the resolution of immediate symptoms or prevents subsequent complications. This may require frequent visits to the doctor. If weight loss and night sweats continue, infiltrates in the lungs enlarge, and the inability to work persists, antifungal medication usually is considered.