Human fungal infections are rare. Further more fungal infections to humans by the common indoor molds are very unlikely. However, some molds such as some species of Aspergillus and Fusarium are opportunistic pathogens and are capable of infecting humans and animals with weak immune system. … [Read more...] about I Have Mold In My House, Should I Be Worried Of Fungal Infections?
What is Mould allergy?
Allergy is an abnormal sensitivity. Mould allergy is therefore an abnormal sensitivity to mould. Allergy can be caused by mould spores, pollens, foods, or drugs. Mould allergy symptoms may include inflammation of the sinuses, sneezing, or asthmatic reactions. … [Read more...] about What is Mould allergy?
What else can cause allergy other than mould?
Allergy can be caused by many substances both chemical and biological. Biological substances that can cause allergy include dust mites, mould spores, pollens, animal dander, cockroaches, and dust mites. The dust mites are common causes of allergies in indoor environment. … [Read more...] about What else can cause allergy other than mould?
How can mold exposure affect me?
Health effects associated with airborne mold exposure are allergic reactions, toxicity or infection. About 20% of the population is allergic to one or more types of mold. Many of these people will be affected by outdoor as well as indoor exposures to mold. Respiratory mold infection (growth in the lungs) can occur, but is rare and commonly occur on people with weak immune … [Read more...] about How can mold exposure affect me?
What can be used for mould allergy treatment?
Complete mould allergy treatment may be difficult to achieve. However, mould allergy can be treated with allergy shots that alleviates symptoms by desensitizing the patient. The best method of treating mould allergy is avoidance. If you're allergic to mould spores, eliminate mould from from your home and avoid environments likely to have high fungal spore counts. … [Read more...] about What can be used for mould allergy treatment?