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In what way could black mold effect my epilepsy?
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Unlikely: Mold could cause allergic type symptoms, of course. I suppose if allergic symptoms made it hard to sleep, then the sleep deprivation could increase seizures. The mold would only be an indirect cause, then.
Answered 2/8/2014
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