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I think checking the CO levels to start out with sounds like a good plan! Do you have a CO detector?
Radon wouldn't cause immediate effects, but its good to check anyway - see if your local or state health department offers low-cost test kits.
Do you have any wet or damp areas in the house? These will be the places to look for mold.
Have you been tested for allergies?
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Yes, get a CO detector. I have one that I don't install, just carry it from room to room to check levels. Right now it sits in my bedroom, besides the one that is installed in the hallway & basement.
Look online, there are companies that have test kits. They send you the agar test plates. You leave them out or swab & then send it back to them. I think it was somehwere around $500-600 for a complete test.
If you get a microscope & make agar plates, you can do this yourself. Just need a good ID reference book.
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You could have mold in your heating/ air conditioning ducts.
Google ERMI test kit.
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