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Mold has the potential to cause health problems and even make a home uninhabitable.  
However, everyone is affected differently when in contact with mold.  Some mold can
produce allergens, irritants and, in some cases, potentially toxic chemical substances
known as mycotoxins.   People who are sensitive and exposed to mycotoxins can become
ill.  Allergic reactions to mold are common.   They can be immediate or delayed.  People
diagnosed with allergies and asthma may be very sensitive to mold.   Mold can cause
asthma attacks.  

With exposure, even in small amounts, mold may cause:

  • Itching or irritation of the nose, eyes, throat or skin
  • Mysterious skin rashes
  • Sinus infections or congestion / sinusitis (runny nose)
  • Respiratory problems (sneezing and coughing)
  • Upper or lower respiratory infections
  • Fatigue
  • Frequent headaches
  • trouble concentrating, memory lapses, confusion
  • Mood swings, anxiety, depression
  • Chronic aches and pains
  • Digestive problems
Mold
Can MOLD cause health problems?
Mold, a growing concern....
National media attention has alerted the
public to the destructive and possibly toxic
dangers of hidden mold spores that could
affect their family's health and their homes.  
EPA studies indicate that air levels of indoor
pollutants may be two to three times higher
than outdoor levels.  Mold often goes
undetected because if its invisibility.  Most
people spend as much as 90% of their time
indoors and are not aware of the health
hazards created by this pollutant.


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