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Hello Bill, I hope my experience as someone who often profited from the existence of mold, helps. I thought I would interject a bit of personal experience with the terrible doctors.
While working as a Preventative Maintenance Technician for many HVAC companies throughout the southeast United States. On many occasions ran into mold issues. I found through visual inspections and a Mold Test that there was the potential for health hazards. I consulted with the homeowner the findings and the recommended solutions to the contamination. It is a contamination and needs to be removed, no questions asked.
Especially from central air systems even small window units too. At this point is is the homeowners choice to cure or live with it, which can be hazardous to health. Especially folks with respiratory issues to begin with. Children with allergies are usually the way to know for sure that mold contamination is potentially the culprit.
In many instances when upon discussion and questioning of the homeowners you find there are unexplained sniffles and other tell tale signs. Often we would learn of multiple visits to doctors for the same symptoms over and over again. In these cases I would seek permission to speak to their doctor who in 95% of the occasions I personally explained to the doctor the results of my mold tests they always asked to speak to the patients parent and I then scheduled the removal of the contamination. In the few instances this did not happen money was the issue, not the doctors.
Mold contamination is not something to take lightly so if you are contaminated, clean it up professionally or leave the home.
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