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Should i be concerned if my best friend is really sick and the doctors think she might have mono. she is getting tested for it tomorrow. so my questions are what is mono?
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Viral infection: Mono is a viral infection with ebv. It can give sore throat, enlarged tonsils, neck pain and general fatigue. Don't share beverages and dishes with her until this is sorted out. You don't want mono.
Answered 5/26/2015
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