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Allergy
Symptoms
to Mold
Allergy symptoms to mold usually
involve
sinus headache, migraines, respiratory distress, itchy eyes, nose and
throat, plus the one symptom you can't feel - your immune system takes
a beating. Often it's the symptoms you don't feel that become dangerous.
I'm
not overexaggerating. Mold will keep your immune system busy twenty
four hours per day. After a prolonged period of time your immune system
will break down. You'll get sick from all kinds of other problems, but
nothing will be pointing to mold. So you need to figure out if you have
allergy symptoms to mold in order to discover whether you should be
taking far more drastic action.
The
problem is that mold will make your nose run, your eyes will be
itchy and watery, your throat could get sore and so on as all upper
respiratory problems work out. They are all connected. Other allergy
symptoms to mold include confusion, anxiety, shortness of breath, odors
(especially when damp), rash, skin irritation, and even swollen tongue.
It all depends on how much exposure you have had. I met one reader who
had short term memory loss, patches of physician identified mold
growing on the skin, and hair falling out! Her allergy symptoms to mold
were destroying her health.
I
discuss several scenarios on allergy symptoms to mold in my eBook,
"How to Get Rid of Black Mold", which is available through this site. I
also discuss how to remove your mold problem depending on what the
specific problem seems to be.
You
probably are having some allergy symptoms to mold and that's
how you found
this information. I suggest taking a look around this site to see if
your problem is discussed and see if you can solve it on your own. The
doctor's will rarely diagnose allergy symptoms to mold but if you are
having trouble, then take action yourself. Here's some clues as to
whether there is a problem within your home: house
mold symptoms.
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