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Common Symptoms Of Mold Poisoning – Is It In Your Home?
What are the Symptoms of Mold Toxicity?
- Sinus problems, including asthma like symptoms of coughing or shortness of breath, wheezing and sneezing
- Memory problems such as difficulty concentration and brain fog
- Sensitivity to light, red eyes, blurred vision
- Feelings of fatigue, weakness
- Frequent headaches
- Numbness and/or tingling
- Muscle cramps, muscle aches or pains
- Joint pain without inflammation
- Persistent neck pain, a feeling of an ice pick being driven in the back of the neck
- Vertigo
- Static “shock” type feelings
- Tremors
- Increased urination
- Increased or persistent nerve pain
- Excessive thirst
- Abdominal pain
- Changes in appetite
- A metallic taste in the mouth
- Weight loss resistance
- Problems controlling temperature
- Night sweats without menopause
As you can see, mold poisoning symptoms mimic many other health problems, which means it can easily go undiagnosed for years.
What Should I Do?
If you suspect you might have a mold problem, start here:
1. Learn all you can about mold.
2. Have your home tested for mold. (Use an ERMI test kit).
3. Find a doctor who specializes in mold poisoning. Ask them to perform a genetic susceptibility test for mold, which is Labcorp panel #167120.
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If your mold tests do find mold in your home, #3 becomes especially important.
Don’t give up! You deserve to live a life healthy and free from mold toxicity!
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