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How long after glandular fever virus has gone can you kiss someone even if you are still fatigued?
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Mononucleosis: If you have mononucleosis (glandular fever) the fever usually resolves within about 10 days. Swelling of lymph nodes & organs usually resolves within about a month. You may have fatigue from several weeks to several months. You may be contagious for several months (even if asymptomatic).
Answered 5/20/2019
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