Mold Exposure
Mold Sickness and related illnesses from Mold Exposure are Very real and can cause many health problems. Mold Exposure has been linked to Lung Damage, Brain Damage, Cancer and can even lead to Death. The latest discovery by of “Mold Fine Particulates” in our environment coupled with the associated medical documentation; prove beyond any doubt, sickness and disease from mold exposure and exposure to Mold Fine Particulates are very real.
If Mold Exposure continues and mold spores are continually inhaled or ingested, you can become seriously ill. The longer Mold Exposure the longer you go undiagnosed, and untreated, the mold will continue to grow inside your body, making you sicker with each passing day. As the mold continues to grow inside your body it may produces poisons called “Mycotoxins,” these poisons leach into the cells of your body day after day after day. Each day it is left untreated, the colonies of Mold grow larger producing and releasing larger amounts of toxins into your body.
Different spices of Mold produce different toxins and people will suffer a wide range of different symptoms. Mold Sickness will affect many people in many different ways and produce a variety of symptoms.
Because the varieties of symptoms from mold exposure are so wide in range, many physicians deem their patients to have psychological problems.
Below are the symptoms of Mold Exposure where you can get help
Level – I Common Symptoms of Mold Exposure
Level – I situations may be characterized by the follow attributes.
The most commonly reported symptoms of short-term mold exposure of a level 1 contamination are:
- Sneezing
- Itching Skin
- Redness and skin irritation
- Watery Eyes
- Itching Eyes
- Headache
Level – II Advanced Symptoms of Mold Exposure
A level 2 contamination area will have the following ……….
The following symptoms of advanced mold exposure have been reported generally as a result from persons being in a mold contaminate environment on and off for an extended period. These symptoms have been reported to become more severe and longer lasting directly in proportion to the length mold exposure time. Their reported symptoms are as follows:
- Constant Headaches
- Nose Bleeds
- Feelings of Constant Fatigue
- Breathing Disorders
- Coughing up Blood or Black looking Debris
- Nausea
- Diarrhea
- Vomiting
- Loss of Appetite
- Weight Loss
- Hair loss
- Skin Rashes
- Open Sores on the Skin
- Memory Loss “Short Term”
- Neurological & Nervous Disorders
- Sexual Dysfunction
- Swollen Glands in the Neck Area and under the Armpit
- Sudden Asthma Attacks or Breathing Disorders
- Ear Infections and Pain
- Chronic Sinus Infections
- Chronic Bronchitis
- Pain in the Joints and Muscles
- While it seems Mold can cause many symptoms, one must remember that there are thousands of species of Mold. Different species of Mold can have a wide variety of reactions within different people.
Level – III Late Stage Symptoms of Mold Exposure
At the level III contamination an area
The following Mold exposure symptoms are the most severe and are attributed to high levels of exposure:
- Blindness
- Brain Damage
- Memory Loss “Long term”
- Bleeding Lungs
- Cancer
- Death
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