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What is the symptoms of glandular fever? when should i consult a dr?
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Soon!: Glandular fever (called infectious mononucleosis in the USA) is a disease that usually affects kids and young adults. It can present with a sore throat and fatigue. However, there are other causes of the same symptoms and it is important to be sure that you don't have strep throat, which needs to be treated. Glandular fever is a viral infection and gets better on its own after 1 month or so.
Answered 10/26/2018
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