What are some medical symptoms associated with black mold?

Exposure to black mold can cause a variety of medical symptoms, including:

Allergic Reactions such as:

- Sneezing,

- A runny nose,

- Itchy eyes,

- Skin irritation.

Respiratory Problems, such as:

- Difficulty breathing,

- Shortness of breath,

- Wheezing,

- coughing.

Central Nervous System Symptoms, such as:

- Headaches,

- Fatigue,

- Difficulty concentrating,

- Dizziness.

Immune System Problems, such as:

- A persistent cough,

- Fever,

- Chills,

- Muscle aches.

*Gastrointestinal Problems*, such as:

- Nausea,

- Vomiting,

- Diarrhea.

In certain cases, black mold exposure can cause more severe health problems, such as lung infections (pneumonia) and asthma attacks. Additionally, individuals with compromised immune systems are particularly susceptible to infections by black mold. People exposed to a significant amount of black mold or have an existing respiratory condition should seek prompt medical attention to prevent serious side effects and complications.