It's not toxic, per se, but it will irritate your lungs and respiratory precautions should be taken.

You wouldn't have your primary physician do brain surgery and you wouldn't have a brain surgeon treat you for a common respiratory infection.

., because mold does damage to your lungs ,respiratory tract, it spreads like a virus in various stages.your health is more important then anything!!

Have you been to the doctor to make sure you don't have Bronchitis or some other respiratory problem not associated with mold?

He said he had a terrible cough, dry throat, and dry sinuses all day.They are especially dangerous to anyone with asthma or other pre-existing respiratory problems.

Like @Donald Howaniec said, if the smell is quite bad, rent an ozonator from Home Depot, set it for a few hours and get out of the house til its done (it can cause respiratory issues with people and animals/wilt plants).An ozonator machine will produce O3 (ozone) which when plugged in, utilizes electricity to sanitize the air.

Also, prior to starting this new job, I have been in respiratory therapy school for 2 years full-time with no income.I have known many nurses who started out fine with FHA loans at 3.5% down a few months into their job after graduation despite not having any previous work experience.

I am 21 years old and currently work in the medical field as a Respiratory Therapist.

Mold is linked to respiratory issues in young, old and immune compromised and suspected in more. 

He told me that the odds of getting any kind of respiratory problem from mold are so slim.