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Can i have a mono relapse? got it a yr ago...
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Yes: Yes, it is possible to have a recurrence (re-activation) of the ebv viral infection that caused a person's mono some time ago. A primary care doctor can evaluate, and may order some blood tests (for ebv antibodies) after examining the patient.
Answered 4/24/2013
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