Respiratory Symptoms

• Some people who have been exposed to high levels of mold may experience congestion in the nose and sinus passageways. Mold exposure can also contribute to a persistent cough and sore, scratchy throat. Problems breathing freely and wheezing might also be symptoms of mold intoxication.
  
  

Allergy-Like Symptoms

• Sneezing and itchy, watery eyes can be signs of mold exposure. If you suspect that you've been exposed to high levels of mold and you don't normally have allergy symptoms, it's important to see a doctor right away to assess what is causing your ailments.
  
  

Other Serious Symptoms

• Those who have had extreme exposure to mold may experience symptoms including a dirt-like taste in the mouth, dark or painful urination and swollen lymph nodes. Numbness, tingling, and night sweats might also occur after prolonged exposure.
  
  

Mycotoxicosis

• Mycotoxicosis, a systemic infection that develops after mold exposure, contributes to other symptoms such as memory loss, slurred speech, headaches, vision ailments and extreme blood pressure levels. In severe cases, large boils on the neck and yellowing nails are signs of exposure.