Should I treat my toxins?

IMHO, ANY level of trichothecenes needs to be treated, especially with the symptoms you described. But most importantly, she needs to verify exposure. If she’s still living in exposure, she needs to move to a place with no water damage and a low ERMI/HERTSMI-2 and experiencing symptom reduction in that environment. Her symptoms definitely sound like toxic mold is her primary problem. Until that is properly addressed, trying to treat infections will only add to the pain and suffering.

The lab results show what the range is and whether that result is “positive” or not. Even if below positive range, it indicates exposure to a very toxic mold. Need to know where that exposure is coming from. Stachybotrus produces trichothecenes and is found where there’s a water leak. It can also grow in HVAC systems. It was in our duct plenum and our attic where the bathroom vent vented directly into the attic instead of outside.

Post Edited (WalkingbyFaith) : 2/28/2023 3:54:43 AM (GMT-8)

Thank you guys. One problem is that she lives with her parents and they don't believe in toxic mold. I have seen a small black mold patch in her shower though. They are horrified by whats happening to her and have a lot of money to throw at the problem. We will likely take her to the ER today. Ill present my evidence to the ER staff and her mom and hopefully they will have some ideas.
Maybe hospitalization is the best course of action since we know that the hospital is sterile. I don't think mold toxins are as controversial as lyme and maybe the hospital can help her detox? I guess well find out.
The book Toxic suggests that the best binder for Trichothecene is activated charcoal. Maybe we can try that if she gets out of her parents house.
I also noticed that Trichothecenes are found in oatmeal? She eats a giant bowl of oatmeal every night...