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Joseph campbell


02/22/2013

Can mold cause eye irritation?

Can mold be one of the causes of eye irritation? How can mold affect on eyes?
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  • Werner

    02/24/2013

    The colloquial term mold is applied to a large and taxonomically diverse number of fungal species. They always occur on the appearance of objects, especially food. Mold spores are a common component of household and workplace dust. If you allow mold spores gather in a huge quantities, then you may easily get potentially causing allergic reactions and respiratory problems. Eye irritation must be one of them. Eye irritation is most commonly due to allergic, eye pain, bacteria and virtues. While mold growth in a building is possible to gather bacteria and germs. And they spread by air. That is, you are so easy to breathe them into lungs and eyes. That is, mold is possible to cause eye irritation. When eye irritation occurs, you need to see a doctor to seek solutions and keep personal hygiene.
  • carminerobert

    03/08/2013

    Yes, mold could be one of the main causes of the eye irritation because of the invisible bacterium which could affect the clean eyes. You need to use something to get rid of the bacterium in the eyes. You could use the eye drops with anti-inflammation. In addition, you could also use the warm compress to make your eyes to be comfortable.
  • emiliaenespanol

    04/03/2013

    Mold can grow anywhere in people's house, if not taken seriously. Exposing to mold can affect people's health, such as allergic responses and irritation of the eyes, and other parts of the body which are naked to mold. Your eyes may get itch, red and watery when exposing to molds. When you eyes contact the mold, your immune system will take the mold as foreign invaders and then fight them, thus make eye irritation. Mold is a threat for your health. You'd better try to clean up them in your house.
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