Toxic Mold Side Effects

There are many illnesses associated with toxic mold exposure in a home or business. If the concentration level of mold in a home or commercial building is higher than the concentration outdoors, the possibility for adverse (and potentially serious) health problems exists. Some people are more prone to serious respiratory illnesses because of preexisting conditions such as allergies or asthma.

People who are most at risk of illness from mold exposure include people with allergies, people with conditions or diseases that weaken immune defenses, people with lung disease, and the elderly and young children.
Some of the most common illnesses associated with mold exposure are:

- Worsening of allergies
- Respiratory problems
- Fever
- Nasal and sinus congestion
- Burning and watering eyes
- Worsening of asthma
- Coughing
- Sore throat
- Flu-like symptoms
- Skin irritation
- Headaches

In some rare cases, toxic mold exposure can cause the following serious health-related consequences:

- Memory loss
- Brain damage
- Death
- Suppression of immune system
- Bleeding in the lungs

If you or someone you love is displaying toxic mold side effects, take steps to protect your health and future. Immediately report your toxic mold symptoms to a physician, and have your home and workplace inspected for mold. People with toxic mold side effects should consider retaining an attorney. Contact our service today so we can help you get in touch with toxic mold attorneys who can help you with your case.