RISK LEVEL

Determine if you are at risk

The following is information that can help determine whether your health problems may be related to biological pollution:

Biological pollutants promote poor indoor air quality and may be a major cause of days lost from work, school, and or can lead to increased doctor visits. Some people do not experience health reactions from certain biological pollutants, while others may experience one or more of the following reactions:

Does anyone have frequent headaches, fevers, itchy watery eyes, a stuffy nose, dry throat, or a cough?
Does anyone complain of feeling tired or dizzy all the time?
Is anyone wheezing or having difficulties breathing on a regular basis?
Did these symptoms appear after you moved to a new or different home?
Do the symptoms disappear when you go to school or the office and return when you come back?
Did your symptoms occur during or after remodeled your home?
Does your home feel humid?
Have you recently had water damage?
Is your basement wet or damp?
Is there any obvious mold or mildew?
Does any part of your home have a musty or moldy odor?
Do your house plants show signs of mold?

You may want to consult with a professional if you feel you may be at risk based on the answers to these questions.