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A member asked:
I had mono about a month ago. is it normal to still experience chills, or tremors? i have had blood, heart rate, oxygen level checked.
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Maybe.: If fever is causing the chills, that is certainly not normal. If muscle fatigue is causing tremors, that may be. Get a follow-up visit and find out if your recovery is proceeding on track. While you have mono, you can get other infections, too! No law says that you can only have one disease at a time.
Answered 10/12/2015
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