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Help docs! my son has been exposed to stachybotrys mold?
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Look for symptoms: If your son has symptoms he should seek medical attention; exposure to fungi/molds can cause infections, asthma, chronic runny nose, pneumonitis, and sinusitis. If he is symptom free, stay away from or clean up the mold.
Answered 6/20/2014
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