Is it possible to get lung infection through orange mold?

Hi doctor,

This afternoon, I decided to clean my bathroom of mould, using gloves, but no mask (I chose to help my breath instead). There was orange mould on the inside of the bath, and black mold on the walls. I used a wet sponge to clean off the orange mould. It was easy to remove, as it was soft and slimey. I held my breath, and cleaned it quickly, then came back to clean some more, and so on until it was all gone. I also held by breath to clean off the black mould, which I scraped off. At no point did I breathe in any mold smell. However, a few minutes after cleaning the orange mold, I returned to shower it off, and there was still a musty smell of mold, I only breathed it in for a second, because I held my breath even for this task. But I am worried the small amount I breathed in could affect me. I am very sensitive to strong smells, and can suffer tightness of the chest; although I am not asthmatic. I do however suffer from hypothyroidism. Is there a danger I could have negatively impacted my lungs/breathing?

Thank you doctor,

I should have worn a mask, I now know that. I do not have shortness of breath, but I do feel some tightness around my chest and throat. Can orange mold do this, is orange mold dangerous?