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It can be said that it’s because of moisture.
If you look at the location of mold, such as rooms, living rooms, verandas, and bathrooms, you can easily see that mold has formed because of moisture.
Condensation on the corner of the wall or the wall of the window behind the furniture in the room can be a direct cause of mold generation.
Mold can be easily found on the stairs side of the living room, behind the stand air conditioner, behind the washing machine, under the window, etc.
And the bathroom is always wet, so mold can occur at any time.
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In order to prevent the recurrence of mold in the future, the cause of the first moisture must be identified.
Lowering moisture and humidity by identifying whether the cause of moisture is condensation, humidifier, leakage, laundry drying rack, or lack of ventilation can prevent mold from occurring and recurrence.
Can mold cause headaches?
Yes, that’s right.
Studies have shown that the damage caused by mold can not only cause headaches, but also chronic sinusitis, atopic dermatitis, cold, rhinitis, etc.
In homes with fungi, invisible fungal spores exist in the air.
When a fungal seed called this spore enters the respiratory tract from the air, our immune system operates and reacts to runny nose and sneezing. In severe cases, it can cause headaches.
Below is the type and name of mold that can cause headaches or allergies.
Stachybotrys atra
Stachybotris Art is also called Stachybotries Chartaum, Stachybotriesalternans, and is a black fungus that produces molecular secretions from the mucous head.
penicillium (Penicillium)
The scientific name of a green fungus. The antibiotic substance separated from this is called penicillin.
Alternaria
Alternarium is Ascomycete fungi. Alternarian species are known as plant pathogens.
Cladosporium
Cladosporium is one of the most easily found fungi in the house.
Cladosporium
The reason why these fungi are dangerous to health is that they produce microbial volatile organic compounds (mVOCs).
This substance is called toxins (or mold toxins) and the mold that produces toxins is called “toxic fungi,” but most molds produce toxins, so there is no need to call them toxic fungi in particularly.