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There is mold on our front door outside. i just found out i am pregnant and have been going in and out of the door every day. is it going to harm my baby?
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I doubt any adverse effects on your baby. Mold isn't really very toxic but can cause allergic responses in some people. Get someone else to remove the mold, though.
Answered 12/20/2021
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