17 Signs of Mold Illness (And How to Tell If You’re At Risk)

Symptoms of Mold Illness

  • Weakness, fatigue, and post-exercise malaise
  • Memory problems, trouble with focus and executive function, brain fog
  • Joint pain without inflammatory arthritis, muscle cramping, aches and pains, persistent nerve pain, “ice pick” pain
  • Headache
  • Numbness and tingling
  • Red eyes, and/or blurred vision, light sensitivity
  • Tremors
  • Sinus problems, shortness of breath, cough, air hunger, asthma-like symptoms
  • Vertigo
  • Nausea, abdominal pain, diarrhea, appetite changes
  • Persistent nerve pain
  • Metallic taste
  • Night sweats or other problems connected to temperature regulation
  • Weight gain regardless of the sufficient effort (weight loss resistance)
  • Excessive thirst
  • Static “shocks”
  • Increased urination

You can now see how mold toxicity can be easily mistaken for some other condition. However, thirty years of solid scientific evidence shows the severe health issue that mold can cause.

The Low-down on Mold

Molds are several fungi types which grow in filaments and form tiny spores in their reproduction which sprout and fly away, of course, invisible to our eye. It appears in warm, damp, and humid places, outside and inside. Dry locations like Nevada or Arizona can as well have a problem with mold if there are poorly ventilated bathrooms, water leaks, or floods.
It can appear in your bathroom, in the corner near the shower or in the shower head, especially if there is no proper ventilation. Mold can attach to your pet, carpet, shoes, clothes, books, furniture, and papers. It can even circulate in your air system, particularly in those where filters are rarely changed. (HVAC filters are recommended to be changed every 1 to 3 months).
Water-damaged buildings in general, cause a formation of a complex mixture of contaminants in the dust and air, leading to a toxic chemical stew. Furthermore, the toxic chemicals known as mycotoxins are produced by mold, and these are present on mold fragments and spores released into the air. However, there’s not a single toxin which can be the all-cause for mold illness. Instead, try thinking that the water-damaged building or area is the main cause. A new research related sinuses as a typical source of ongoing mold disease.

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