Two: Some types of mold secrete a respiratory toxin; if anyone in the family quickly develops a cough or asthma-like symptoms, you need to move. Anyone in the family allergic to the molds in the home may develop recurrent sinus infections or the gradual onset of asthma symptoms; skin testing by an allergist can be helpful to sort this out, and possibly prove the problem to the landlord.
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Multiple issues: Based on on studies, significant exposure to mold can cause worsening rhinitis and asthma symptoms. It also increases the risk of asthma and allergies in children as well as adults.
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