Molds are basically a type of fungi that multiply very fast at any warm and damp place, even in your home. Not only do they destroy the beauty of the home, they are also toxic and can cause grave health disorders if allowed to grow unchecked. The black mold is one of the most toxic kinds of molds that can grow and multiply at a rapid pace. Molds can travel from one place to another through air, just like viruses. If left unchecked, it can cause a whole lot of health problems and also weaken the building foundation.
Health Effects & Dangers of Black Mold
Black mold can cause a number of health problems. Check out some of the possible complications and dangers that could arise from exposure to black mold.
- Body Aches and Fatigue
- Eye Irritation with Burning, Watery or Red Eyes
- Food Intolerance and Allergy
- Irritable Bowel Syndrome
- Memory Impairment
- Mood Swings
- Nasal and Sinus Congestion
- Nose and/or Throat Irritation
- Persistent Coughing
- Profound Headache
- Respiratory Problems (Asthma and other Infections)
- Skin Rashes or Irritation
- Suppression of Immune System
Symptoms of Black Mold
Beware of the symptoms that may indicate a presence of black mold at your home. If black mold is multiplying in your home, it will emit a certain foul odor and cause a feeling of dampness in the atmosphere. If you are non-allergic, you may begin to feel and experience allergic reactions, as mentioned above. Check for any kind of mold growth that may appear to be spongy and greenish-black in color. Check for places near the bathroom, kitchen, walls, ceiling corners, under shelves, cabinets, etc.
Beware of the symptoms that may indicate a presence of black mold at your home. If black mold is multiplying in your home, it will emit a certain foul odor and cause a feeling of dampness in the atmosphere. If you are non-allergic, you may begin to feel and experience allergic reactions, as mentioned above. Check for any kind of mold growth that may appear to be spongy and greenish-black in color. Check for places near the bathroom, kitchen, walls, ceiling corners, under shelves, cabinets, etc.
