A mold cough can vary in sound, but it is often persistent and may be dry or productive (producing phlegm). It might be accompanied by wheezing or a whistling sound, especially if the individual has a mold allergy or respiratory condition aggravated by mold exposure. The cough may worsen in the mold-infested environment and improve when away from it.
If you believe mold exposure is making you cough and potentially affecting your health, please seek advice from a knowledgable doctor who specializes in treating mold.
LifeWorks Wellness Center specializes in diagnosing and treating patients with mold related illnesses, so feel free to reach out to us to learn more. We can help determine the extent of your issue and offer a proven mold healing treatment protocol.
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