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What does high mono on blood test mean?
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Mononucleosis: An infection where neck gland become enlarged, fever, weakness and is easily treated.
Answered 11/25/2018
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Nothing specific: The monocytes are a form of white cell, cousin to the lymphocyte, that often increases their relative number in a variety of infectious conditions. Mononucleosis is a lay term for the elevation when it occurs with an EB virus infection.Other viruses and some bacteria can trigger the same relative increase in monocytes.
Answered 11/25/2018
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