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I was diagnosed with mono reactivation weeks ago. i'm still coughing and have pus on my tonsils. can you please advise me on mono reactivation?
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EBV: Infectious mononucleosis reactivation is known to occur. It is not extremely common but is well known and documented. Most people who have infectious mononucleosis get it only once. Mononucleosis symptoms may rarely recur months or even years later.
Answered 2/10/2014
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