Case report on pulmonary disease due to coinfection of and : Difficulty in diagnosis.

, which is ubiquitous environmental organism, is more likely to cause pulmonary infection in the presence underlying lung disease and immunosuppression. We report a case of pulmonary disease due to coinfection of (MTB) and in an immunocompetent patient without underlying lung disease. Healthcare professionals should be aware of co-infection with MTB , and treatment should be based on clinical suspicion and/or epidemiological circumstances.