The mold one hasn't been scheduled yet. Are you suggesting this would be a workman's comp. Think about the history, talk to your doc, and make the appropriate evaluation. Explore the various questions with your doctor. If your doctor is not knowledgable about injury from toxic chemicals and molds, find one who is.
Most states require medical documentation, some states have a presumption clause.
After you know more from your doctor, talk to work comp attorneys. You can file a claim, most states have a time limit. Send all paperwork by certified mail, return receipt requested, and keep copies of everything. There are blood tests for molds, and sensitivities to chemicals. At the least, that may be clean, mold free work spaces.