What are the symptons of mono

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Mono is one of those illnesses that makes a person feel miserable all over. The illness tends to be especially short and mild in infants and young children, but it’s never pleasant. Symptoms — which usually start four to six weeks after yo…

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Mono is not a life-threatening disease but the virus remains in the body for lifetime. The incubation period of the virus is four to six weeks, however in younger children the period may be shorter. People of any age group can be infected b…

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Q: How does one get mono other than kissing and through sharing saliva like thru drinks and stuff? cuz i saw on a tv show (SCRUBS =]] best show evahh) that a guy got mono from playing around with his kid and hurting himself… i’ve been feeling reallyyyyyy tired lately especially today. its 8:00 pm and i feel like when you just wake up and you want to go straight back to bed. =[ what r other symptons?

A: Sore throat, swollen glands, acheyness, fever (although I never had one), loss of appetite, but the major one is fatigue. Go to your dr and get checked out, it could be anemia also.

What are the symptons of Mono?

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A: Symptoms usually appear 4-6 weeks after exposure to infected other, and may resemble strep throat, or other bacterial or viral respiratory infections. The typical symptoms and signs of mononucleosis are:Fever—this varies from mild to severe, but is seen in nearly all cases. Tender and enlarged/swollen lymph nodes—particularly the posterior cervical lymph nodes, on both sides of the neck. Sore throat—White patches on the tonsils and back of the throat are often seen Fatigue (sometimes extreme fatigue) Some patients also display:Enlarged spleen (splenomegaly, which may lead to rupture) and/or liver (hepatomegaly) Petechial hemorrhage Abdominal pain – a possible symptom of a potentially fatal rupture of the spleen.[1] Aching muscles Headache Loss of appetite Depression Weakness Skin rash Dizziness or disorientation Uncontrolled shaking at times Dry cough Supra-orbital oedema—the eyes become puffy and swollen—may occur in the early stages of infection

mono??????

Q: i am really sick and i am not sure if i have mono.my symptons are-headache-dizzy when i stand up-can’t walk straight with out like falling over-sore lymph nodes-my tempature keeps on going to like 99.9 then to 97.1-cold chills-hot sweats-my ears feel like they have alot of pressure on them-my eyes burn

A: This sounds like Mono, you should get a check up and bood test.Good luck!