Can I sue a day center for getting sick from mold poisoning? ?



 My respiratory condition has been compromised suffering several allergies they told me to wear a mask and keep coming as smells coming out of my nose and my breath which they called the stink breath and said I was musty smelling. Using that to constantly have embrass me and bring me down like I was unsanitary yet would not let me leave when I said I can't come in and I kept saying wear a mask
It is difficult to prove mold poisoning, but not impossible if your doctor backs you up, you might have a claim for Workers Compensation Benefits.  

  

If the place you work is rented from a landlord, you may be able to sue for damages, but I think because of the difficult to prove relationship of your illness to the mold you might be hard-pressed to find attorney to help you.  

  

If circumstances allow you can file both for Workers Comp and bring a third party lawsuit.
nasal saline irrigations are excellent for chronic sinus symptoms. antibiotic ointment available over the counter is useful for irritation within the nose. increase the humidity within the home can help with dryness, if not possible, inhale steam. absolutely avoid placing anything into the nose other than ointment just at the base. do not shove tissue into the nose. Hi Andreas,



  

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Typhus (typhoid fever) can indeed cause a person to have a cough. This cough is generally only part of a prodromal symptom which will be followed by other more characteristic symptoms, namely fever, weakness, nausea, vomiting, muscle and joint pain, headache, dizziness, fatigue, bowel movements, reddish skin rash, and so forth. However, usually the main complaints that cause typhus sufferers to come to health facilities are fever and nausea, vomiting, not coughing.



  

GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease) can also cause complaints of a cough that doesn't go away. This cough occurs due to throat irritation due to reflux of stomach acid (it goes back up. Not only coughing, GERD sufferers will also experience other uncomfortable sensations around the throat and chest, for example propping up, tightness, bloating, stinging, heat, pain, burning, etc. and so forth.



  

Apart from the two conditions above, your complaints may also arise due to other causes that are not necessarily related to one another, including:







Causes of cough: allergies, respiratory infections, aspiration (choking), side effects of drugs  

Causes of white tongue: yeast infection in the mouth, leukoplakia, lichen planus  

Causes of red spots on the waist, stomach and face: allergies, contact dermatitis, insect bites, skin infections, measles, dengue fever, scarlet fever  

Causes of flatulence: gastritis, stomach ulcers, cholangitis, pancreatitis, hepatitis, gastrointestinal infections, side effects of drugs, and so on



If you have already checked your complaint to a doctor and given treatment, but there is no significant improvement with your complaint, you should check your complaint again with a doctor. To determine the right diagnosis, in addition to a physical examination, the doctor may also perform blood tests, X-rays, or endoscopy. Alternatively, your doctor will recommend that you undergo a sputum test to rule out tuberculosis, which often causes the cough to not go away.



  

In the meantime, all you need to do is:







Reduce consumption of oily foods and those that contain lots of artificial sweeteners  

Avoid contact with substances that are prone to trigger allergies, for example cold, dust mites, animal hair  

Use a nose and mouth mask to prevent harmful substances from being inhaled into your respiratory tract  

Maintain endurance by eating foods rich in vitamin C, exercising diligently, and getting enough rest  

Do not smoke  

Be diligent in brushing your teeth and taking a shower regularly



Hope it helps ..











dr. Nadia Nurotul Fuadah sounds like sleep apnea. its a condition where u stop breathing during certian sleep patterns. dont stress out too much it can be treated by sleeping with an air mask or other ways but do go see a doc Hello! Thank you for the question on HealthReplies.com



The itching that you feel can be caused by the following medical conditions:



  

Urticaria, caused due to allergic reactions, for example due to food, cold temperatures, pressure, etc. Fungal infections of the skin Lice infections of the skin Inflammation of the skin due to skin contact with a substance Prickly heat, etc. To determine the cause, you should first consult a physician so that it can be done direct physical examination and supporting examination, for example skin scrapings, if needed.



As for what you should do is:  

Bathing at least 2x a day Dry the body well after bathing, before wearing clothes Avoid changing towels with others Change clothes as much as possible when it is moist or sweaty Check a substance that is in contact with the skin by applying a small amount to the neck first to find out there is whether or not an allergic reaction Avoid foods or any substances that you know cause allergic reactions in you  

That's all the explanation from me, hopefully it helps and useful :) wheezing with breathing is associated with bronchospasm, a narrowing of the passageways that bring air to your lungs. there can be lots of causes. most commonly, wheezing with exercise is associated with asthma. you should consider having a doctor evaluate your breathing. see more... Hi Sita .. Thank you for the question given.



A person can experience allergies due to the immune system mistakenly responding to a substance. Allergies can differ from one person to another because everyone's body response is different. If you are allergic to a food, symptoms such as: reddish rash on the skin, itching, swelling of the face or lips, nausea, vomiting, or severe causes of shortness of breath can result.



The best treatment for allergies is to avoid allergy triggers. If you are allergic to food, identify these food substances and avoid their consumption or other foods that contain these substances. For the treatment of allergies you can also use drugs that should be given by a doctor based on the results of the examination. Meanwhile, oxytetracyline ointment is an antibiotic ointment that functions to fight bacterial infections, not for skin disorders caused by allergies.



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dr. Iriyanti this appears to be mucus plugs which may be due to excessively dry conditions like too much air conditioning. a sinus infection is less likely a cause unless you recently had a prolonged head cold. in this case the mucus is usually discolored yellow or greenish and there may be associated nasal congestion and headache Hello Deassy,



  

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Sore throat accompanied by cough is most often caused by strep throat (pharyngitis). This condition, in addition can occur due to infection (including infection with the Corona virus that causes COVID-19), can also occur due to allergies, irritation, and even malignancy around the throat.



  

Not only pharyngitis, complaints that your child is experiencing may also be caused by reflux of stomach acid into the throat, excessive stretch of the vocal cords, tonsillitis, rhinosinusitis, laryngitis, bronchitis, immune disorders, asthma, and many other diseases. Physical conditions that are not so good after being sick (in this case dengue fever), can indeed make your child much more vulnerable to experiencing these various complaints.



  

If there is no fever, shortness of breath, or severe vomiting, often conditions like that experienced by your child are not dangerous. If it feels disturbing, you can try to do first:







Give your child paracetamol as long as his throat is still painful  

Remind him to drink a lot and rest a lot in the house  

Don't give him food that has artificial sweetness, oily, spicy, and cold  

Keep children from smoke, dust, cigarettes, pollution, cold, and other substances that can worsen their complaints  

Give the child a mask while still coughing  

Keep the child away from other people who are coughing, sneezing, runny nose, and fever  

Put the child in the sun in the morning so the mucus causes the cough to melt



Conversely, if there are severe complaints as mentioned above, or your child and / or someone who is at home with him has contact with sufferers or suspects of COVID-19, then you can check him directly to the doctor or pediatrician to be given further treatment according to the cause the complaint is ...



  

I hope this helps. please reword your question and i will attempt to answer it for you. i don't under "voiying facial swelling". to learn about migraines see:
http://understandingmigraine.blogspot.com/ Hello, thank you for the question to HealthReplies.com.



  

for complaints that you experience can be caused by several possible causes:



  

1. Hyperpigmentation: the buildup of skin color that causes the skin to look very black, usually affected by direct sunlight exposure



  

2. Very dry skin: Very dry skin will cause skin to become stiff, dry and sore



  

3. Sensitive skin: if sensitive skin is usually very easy to experience redness, heat, sore



  

to find out the cause, diagnosis and treatment of your complaint, you should consult with a dermatologist.



  

for a good face soap you use, whatever the brand is fine as long as the facial soap does not contain scrubs, it must be smooth without any grain.



  

prevention can be done:



  

1. Wash your face with face wash a maximum of 2x a day



  

2. Stay away from direct sun exposure



  

3. Using sunscreen to prevent direct sunlight on the skin



  

thus hopefully benefits