Mono Guide

What is mono?

Mono, short for infectious mononucleosis, is a disease caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). Mono is sometimes called the "kissing… [more]

What are the symptoms of mono?

When someone is first exposed to the EBV after childhood, they may contract the symptoms of mono, however more than… [more]

What causes mono?

Infection with the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) sometime after childhood is the major cause of mono. However, infection with a similar… [more]

Who is at risk for mono?

While children can be infected with EBV, the symptoms are not bad enough to be called mono. Those at highest… [more]

How do I know if I have mono?

If you have what seems to be the flu, with aches, fever, and enlarged lymph nodes, but you also have… [more]

What treatments are available for mono?

Mono usually takes care of itself within two to four weeks without medication although sometimes it takes more than a… [more]

How can I prevent mono?

It is very difficult to prevent mono because people are contagious for a long time before and after they have… [more]

When should I seek medical care?

If you have been feeling tired and weak with a fever and muscle aches and have swollen lymph nodes and… [more]

More information about mono

Healia resources Online health communities for mononucleosis Web search for mononucleosis Medical journals search for mononucleosis Clinical trials search for… [more]
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Last modified February 3rd, 2009

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