Understanding the Dangers of Mold
Level - I Common Symptoms of Mold Exposure
The most commonly reported symptoms of short term Mold Exposure:
Sneezing
Itching Skin
Redness and skin irritation
Watery Eyes
Itching Eyes
Headache
Level - II Advanced Symptoms of Mold Exposure
The following symptoms of Mold exposure have been reported generally as a result from persons being in a
Mold contaminate environment on and off for an extended period of time. Symptoms are reported to have
become more severe and longer lasting directly in proportion to the length of exposure time. Their reported
symptoms are as follows:
Constant Headaches
Depression
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 Symptoms of Mold Exposure
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
Mold Sickness Has Commonly Been Misdiagnosed by General Practitioners as the Following:
ASTHMA
Emphysema
Arthritis
Rheumatoid Arthritis
Fibromyalgia
Fatigue Syndrome
Lupus
Psychosomatic Problems
Organic Brain Syndrome
Depression