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Old 10-Nov-2006, 09:16 AM
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Exposure to mold.....

Has anyone ever been exposed to it and had to receive treatment?


Or has got really sick over it?



I think that I have been exposed for the past 3 years and starting to get really bad symptoms right now. I am most likely going to test myself by not sleeping at my current house and move home for a bit.


I have done some reading and you must have at least 8 of these symptoms, I have highlighted the ones I have been getting for the past year or so:

- Fibromyalgia/mps (and several correlated symptoms)
- Respiratory distress, coughing, sneezing, sinusitis
- Difficulty swallowing, choking, spitting up (vomiting) mucous
- Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
- Burning in the throat and lungs (similar to acid reflux and often misdiagnosed as such)
- Asthmatic signs; wheezing, shortness in breath, coughing, burning in lungs, etc.
- Irritable bowel syndrome, nausea, diarrhea, sharp abdominal pains, stomach lesions
- Bladder, liver, spleen, or kidney pain
- Dark or painful urine
- Dirt-like taste in mouth, coated tongue
- Food allergies/leaky gut syndrome/altered immunity
- Memory loss; brain fog, slurred speech, occasionally leading to dementia
- Vision problems
- Swollen lymph nodes
- Large boils on neck (often a sign of anaphylaxis)
- Yellowing of nails, ridges, or white marks under nail
- Thyroid irregularities, sometimes leading to complete dysfunction; adrenal problems
- Headaches
- Anxiety/depression, heart palpitations - confusion, PTSD
- Extreme blood pressure, cholesterol, or triglycerides irregularities
- Ringing in ears, balance problems (very common), dizziness, loss of hearing (aspergillus niger)
- Chronic fatigue (also included under this classification directional confusion)
- Intermittent face flushing; almost always systemic, Called the Mylar Flush (neurological))
- Night head sweats, and drooling while sleeping, profuse sweating
- Multiple chemical sensitivity; only upon exposure to Stachybotrys and Chaetomium
- Nose bleeds (stachybotrys)
- Bruising/scarring easily; rash or hives, bloody lesions all over the skin (Often systemic, see images; skin)
- Reproductive system complications; infertility, changes in menstrual cycles, miscarriage
- Sudden weight changes (Detoxifier genotypes tend to gain weight, non-detoxifier genotypes tend to lose weight)
- Cancer
- Hair loss, very brittle nails, temporary loss of fingerprints (in rare cases)
- Joint/muscle stiffness and pain
- Irregular heart beat/heart attack
- Seizures, inadvertent body jerking, twitching, inadvertent facial movements or numbness in face
- Hypersensitivity when re-exposed to molds, which can lead to anaphylaxis
- Anaphylaxis upon re-exposure to mycotoxin producing molds
- Death, in extreme cases
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Old 10-Nov-2006, 09:20 AM
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your briefs are modly steveo change em up .. gawd
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Old 10-Nov-2006, 09:35 AM
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don't read th einternet for medical info too much.

you'll be convinced you have 5 different life threatening illnesses.

go talk to a doctor or a specialist. if you think they are wrong, you can always get a second opinion.

you pay for your healthcare through your taxes. use it.
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Originally posted by Bruce Fee
don't read th einternet for medical info too much.

you'll be convinced you have 5 different life threatening illnesses.

go talk to a doctor or a specialist. if you think they are wrong, you can always get a second opinion.

you pay for your healthcare through your taxes. use it.
Plan on doing that, but before I get all these tests which will take months, i'm going to do my own test that will take 2 weeks, maybe even a week....


My medical is free as well, so I guess why not use it eh!?




And Terry, its not my undies, its the damn bathroom in my room....
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Why not just renovate it? Get rid of the source?
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Originally posted by BlazeInEk
Why not just renovate it? Get rid of the source?
Thats the plan! But I would like to see if that is the actually problem first!


I dont think that living in Hamilton will help it too much, but my exposure in st. kitts is really bad! So we will see....


Anyone else ever have any exposure?
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Here are some pictures.....
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thats enough pictures....you get the point...

very hot condensation from me showering gets in the air, which mold feeds off, attaches itself to the condensation, i breathe it in, and eventually die....


Man I gotta stop watching CSI
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bleach that sheeet neeeegah!
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Originally posted by Cynikal.Mindset
bleach that sheeet neeeegah!
hahah bleach .. the miracle worker for anything dirty hahaha

i never use that **** .. hate smellin it
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thats what people been using in NO to save their houses...bleach the crap outta the framework of the housese after all the sheetrock is removed...kills that filth on contact and prevents it from comin back
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Originally posted by Cynikal.Mindset
thats what people been using in NO to save their houses...bleach the crap outta the framework of the housese after all the sheetrock is removed...kills that filth on contact and prevents it from comin back
hahahha yep ... also rots that **** they throw it on even faster over time ... its gonna be like termites ate the place ..
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I am most likely going to have to rip apart the bathroom.....

So much work, so little time.....


Well I guess its better its in my room rather than the mainfloor...i'm the only one dying from it....

poor me
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Originally posted by JoonyaSI


hahahha yep ... also rots that **** they throw it on even faster over time ... its gonna be like termites ate the place ..
actually it doesnt...well not signifigantly as contractors have been doin this for years with out any adverse effects...hell we had to do it when our basement flooded back in the day
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yea i've done mold repair before. It isn't fun AT ALL!


Everything in the room has to be gutted (clothing, etc etc.)


CRAP!
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Re: Exposure to mold.....

I live in a old house. This is me over last 8 months
- Respiratory distress, coughing, sneezing, sinusitis [/b]
-Difficulty swallowing, choking, spitting up (vomiting) mucous ***
- Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
-Burning in the throat and lungs (similar to acid reflux and often misdiagnosed as such) ***********
- Asthmatic signs; wheezing, shortness in breath, coughing, burning in lungs, etc.
- Irritable bowel syndrome****************************************** ************poopie poopie!
Bladder, liver, spleen, or kidney pain
- painful urine
-slurred speech***********
- Vision problems
-Headaches*************
- confusion, ***********
Ringing in ears, *********************MAD!
-dizziness,
-loss of hearing If had problems hearin' certain times, its weird*****************************************
-Chronic fatigue ************************************************** ****************meh.
-drooling while sleeping*************
-Joint/muscle stiffness and pain *******************
- Death j/k duh

mEH, IM GUNNA DIE!
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Originally posted by Bruce Fee
don't read th einternet for medical info too much.

you'll be convinced you have 5 different life threatening illnesses.

go talk to a doctor or a specialist. if you think they are wrong, you can always get a second opinion.

you pay for your healthcare through your taxes. use it.
My Mom's ex was like that he tought all this ****, he was a crazy mf
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