Mold-borne Illnesses - Get a quote from our mold damage remediation company
Mold plays an important role in nature, but is a reason for concern if it enters your house. Similar to the wild, there are many species that thrive in your home. A majority of these mildews, molds and fungi do well in damp, obscured regions in your house like inside walls or floors or spots in your bathroom. Fortunately, these types of mold are typically harmless, however sometimes a tiny patch can spread across your home. When mold procreates, it frees spores into the air which can cause problems when breathed in by anyone with mold sensitivities or respiratory issues. Get a quote from a mold damage repair contractor. Household mold or mildew are nontoxic for a majority of people, but can be harmful for those with pulmonary conditions. Usually, the concentration of mold and degree of someone's allergies will effect their response. Sneezing, runny nose, red eyes and similar cold-like symptoms are most often associated with mold and mildew allergies, making it hard to target the problem accurately. More severe allergies can cause harsh reactions like short breath. Mold and mildew can be especially triggering for asthma attacks as well. Other sensitive groups at risk include:- Babies and children
- Seniors
- Immune sensitive individuals
- People with chronic lung disease