Mononucleosis: Once infected, mono stays in your body. You don't contract mono a second time, although some of the symptoms are common and nonspecific, like fatigue, sore throat, muscle or joint aches. Probably this is not mono.
Answered 11/20/2017
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MONO-e-MONO: Yes, either one or both of you could have a re-acquired mononucleosis. If you are concerned, you can be tested. I would be happy to arrange these test for you with a Concierge Consult appointment. Thanks for trusting HealthTap with your care & questions.
Answered 2/14/2016
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