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Q: Symptoms

asked by: texas on January 16th, 2004

New User

I went to the doctor yesterday and they took blood out of my vein to find out if I have mono. I've been really tired lately and have been getting a fair ammount of sleep. On tuesday my nose started running, followed by a fever, and mucus build up in my throat. I am only 14 and my blood pressure is abnormally high. I haven't gotten my test results. Is it possible to have mono without a really bad sore throat?

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Alexa

replied on May 12th, 2004

Experienced User

Symptoms vary in each person. So if your test turnes out positive you really have it.

I had mono like over 3 weeks ago and I know it'a a pain. I recommend you lots of rest and gatorade,hehe.

Hope you get better soon!! Wink

linuxChique

replied on May 20th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

I had it in college and I was sleeping 22 hours a day! I only got up to eat jello! I hope mono isn't what you have, and if so, I hope you get over it quickly!

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