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Heh, now that I got reminded of this... I had throat pain for 7-8 weeks or so after moving into an old house. It would go away when I was away from home. There'
by sershe 8y ago
Heh, now that I got reminded of this... I had throat pain for 7-8 weeks or so after moving into an old house. It would go away when I was away from home. There's no obvious mold, dust, moisture etc. problem; so I was about to schedule a professional air test, when the throat pain stopped and never came back. Also, my wife never had any problems.
What would you think that was? A temporary sick building? My only hypothesis is that I am allergic to something outside the house that is not there anymore now that it's fall. However, the plants around the house are basically the same stuff that's present everywhere around town.
- itronitron 8y agoPollens tend to be very seasonal so it could be a specific type of pollen outside, or it could be due to an inadequately ventilated or insulated (and very hot) attic pushing stuff into the rest of the house during the summer months. If you have lived in the same town for over five years without any issues then it probably is not pollen. In which case if you own the house then you can have someone check the attic ventilation, and schedule the hvac system to be cleaned out or replaced. If you rent then just plan on moving within a year.