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Can You Get Mono For the First Time Later In Life?

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Can You Get Mono For the First Time Later In Life? Posted: 01-27-06 13:06pm


I'm 43 and have all the symptoms of mono. Doc just took blood tests and am waiting for results. Are there any afflictions that mimic mono but is not caused by the ebv? My symptoms: headache, swollen glands (over 4 weeks now), sinus congestion, achy body...All over, sore throat, some indigestion, lack of appetite and the worst...Extreme fatigue. My daughter has the ebv in her and had a case of mono last year. Can some people be immune to the ebv going full blast because I am worried about my husband catching it. Thanks for any comments.

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