It is possible to cure pulmonary cryptococcosis, but the chances of cure are related to the severity of the disease and the response to treatment. Pulmonary cryptococcosis is caused by a cryptococcal infection and is a relatively common infectious disease of the respiratory system. If the infection is mild, it is possible to cure the disease if it is treated promptly and the cryptococcus has not infected the central nervous system. If the disease develops rapidly, is more serious, and is not treated in time, in addition to the invasion of the lungs, it may also invade other parts of the body, resulting in poor treatment and a significant decrease in the cure rate, which is then greatly reduced. In addition to this, it is also related to the patient’s age, their own physical fitness, and whether they have underlying diseases. If pulmonary cryptococcosis is diagnosed, early and standardized treatment is recommended to minimize delays.