Frequently
Asked Questions on Mould-Related Issues
A
collection of FAQ submitted by Australian residents
Q. My husband has for the last
two years been collecting left over bread from a bakery. Once or twice a
week he gets a trailer full of bread which he feeds to cows . He does not
give the bread to the cows at one go thus what is left for the second feed
sometimes has mould on it. Since he started this bread routine he has
developed a rash on his skin, on the upper part of his body, mainly on his
shoulders, chest & arms. I suspect the yeast and mould are the cause of
his skin disorder. Would you please let me know if the rash could have
been caused by the bread.
A. It is certainly possible that
airborne mould spores from the bread mould may have landed on your husband's
skin. In addition, he may have inhaled enough to start mould growth inside
his body. He should help from a dermatologist and other medical
specialists as soon as possible. Also, you can learn about available
medical mould diagnostic and treatment procedures in the in-depth e-book
Mold Health Guide, available at
http://www.moldmart.net.
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