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I have glandular fever but didn't show in my blood test?
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Can be normal: The common screening test for this problem can be negative early in the illness, becoming positive several weeks later.There are also other (non EB) viruses that cause a glandular fever and these will never show up as a positive.
Answered 5/13/2014
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