There is a cause of action to break a lease based upon the breach of the warranty of habitability or "quiet enjoyment" of your premises. I don't know if you are looking to find a new place or stay where you are. You may have a claim for damages based upon your health, especially if the landlord were aware of your situation. Best to consult in depth with an attorney about your rights.
Answered on Oct 10th, 2017 at 2:01 PM