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Is It Alright For A Asthma Patient To Live In Mold Build Up Areas?

I live in a apartment complex we have mold in different parts of the building a lot of water leaked from the roof to the. first floor it coming from Venice the walls bad black mold I have asthMa had 2bronchitis and once a bacterial infection.sick now should I move? Please helpa
Thu, 20 Mar 2014
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Hello. Thank you for your question. There are many known triggers of asthma. Mold is definitely one of them. It is not recommended that a person with a history of asthma live anywhere where there is mold. I don't know what your relationship is with the management of the building, but the mold should be brought to their attention and it should be properly removed. If this cannot be done, you will have to consider a different apartment. Good luck.
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Is It Alright For A Asthma Patient To Live In Mold Build Up Areas?

Hello. Thank you for your question. There are many known triggers of asthma. Mold is definitely one of them. It is not recommended that a person with a history of asthma live anywhere where there is mold. I don t know what your relationship is with the management of the building, but the mold should be brought to their attention and it should be properly removed. If this cannot be done, you will have to consider a different apartment. Good luck.