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Symptoms of infectious mononucleosis
How to recognize a mononucleosis?
- A fatigue extreme.
- Swelling and tenderness of ganglia neck: many may swell at this level.
- Access from fever up to 40,5 ºC (105 ºF) which is often accompanied by chills. Fever and chills can last one to two weeks!
- Un sore throat pronounced (which can go, in the extreme, to the inability to swallow). The throat is red with white deposits, even membranes.
- Headaches.
- Loss of appetite.
- Sometimes generalized muscle pain and joint pain.
- A rash may appear, most often after taking antibiotics.
- An increase in the volume of the spleen is sometimes noticeable by the doctor (by feeling the abdomen).
The fever and sore throat last 2 to 3 weeks, but fatigue can last for several months.
Important. In case of acute pain localized in the upper left of the abdomen, consult a doctor immediately. This could mean that the spleen is swollen and likely to rupture.
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