Can early diagnosis with CT scan, endoscopic examination, and biopsy, along with liposomal amphotericin B therapy help overcome severe fungal infections?

Hello doctor,

I suspect I may have a rare fungal infection, such as mucormycosis. Although I am not immunocompromised, ten years ago, I suffered severe burns to my entire face from pressurized steam, fortunately leaving no scars. However, my health has slowly deteriorated since then. At the beginning of this year, I started experiencing eye problems, swelling, and sinus pain. I have been diagnosed with chronic sinusitis and am currently awaiting a CT scan to investigate a possible fungal infection, which I fear may have become invasive. My eyes and nose are terribly swollen, and I experience unbearable facial pain most of the time. Additionally, I suffer from severe neck stiffness and pain behind my ears. I seem to have an unexplained inflammatory response, particularly in my cranial area and left arm. Under UV light, I can see severe facial bruising around my sinuses and cheeks, and the area around my eyes appears black, with the condition worsening. Sometimes, I even notice my neck turning blue. Furthermore, I have observed what seems to be subcutaneous mold on my face and a fungal asteroid on my forehead. I also have lesions and sores in my mouth and appear to have an allergic reaction to anything moldy or fungal, such as garden debris.

I have sought help from medical professionals, but my current diagnosis is that I am delusional. Nevertheless, I believe my situation is critical and requires urgent and aggressive medical attention. The pain is unbearable, and I spend most of my days in bed, sleeping around 20 hours per day. Four years ago, I had a previous history of medical conditions where I was induced into a coma due to a suspected and unconfirmed, untreated infection of the membranes, accompanied by high blood pressure at times dangerously elevated. Currently, my medications include Naproxen, antihistamines, and Diazepam. In the past, I have taken Amoxicillin and Terbinafine for the same complaint. Lab tests indicate that all my blood tests are normal, except for a raised inflammatory response and yeast in saliva while being treated.

Thank you.

Thank you doctor for the reply,

I have also noticed a disfigured rash mainly concentrated around my eyes and face, which resembles spaghetti and fluoresces under sunlight. Additionally, I have swellings that look like thin teardrops running down the sides of my nose to the corners of my mouth. Are these symptoms also related? If this is a case of mucormycosis and I was infected almost ten years ago, does this mean I need urgent medical attention now?