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kaci7

April 12th, 2006

I got mono about 5 weeks ago and was in bed for a month, but I feel fine now and have gone back to my regular life. But I have noticed that one of my lymph nodes is still swollen on one side of my neck and my thorat is still a bit sore. I was just wondering when the lymph nodes are suppose to go back down to their normal size?? Its really annoying and a bit painful.

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BabyFutak

replied February 26th, 2007

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Mine where the size of golfballs when I had Mono. They went down after about 2 months. You are luck y you got to stay in bed my parents made me go to school and made me keep the same routine so I eneded up being sick for months.

Opp's just realized how old this post is sorry lol.

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