Mononucleosis Treatments and Cures

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Discover How To Cure Your Mononucleosis Naturally.

Chronic mononucleosis sufferers know how debilitating it can be.

For some, it can go on for years and years!

Finally there are treatments that can help!
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Who Gets Mononucleosis?

Essentially the answer to that is - ANYONE!
Mononucleosis, caused by the Epstein Barr Virus, is very common. Interestingly, many people aged above 30 will already have antibodies in their system against the Epstein Barr virus. Studies have shown that only 5% of people aged between 35 and 40 will NOT have been exposed to the virus and will therefore be vulnerable.

The older your age, the less likely you are to catch the virus. The risk reduces to about 1% if you are 70 or older.

It follows then, that the highest risk group are the 15 to 25 year olds. Younger children are also at risk.

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What is Mononucleosis

Mononucleosis, also known as Glandular Fever or Mono, is a viral infection, caused by the Epstein Barr virus. It is very common in children and young adults worldwide.

The virus is easily and often transmitted from person to person. Quite often, the virus has no perceptible symptoms and is often mistaken for a common cold or flu. From this virus, up to 50% will then go on to develop mononucleosis

How Do You Get Mono?

One of the names coined for mono is 'the kissing disease'. As a result, young adults are often teased about catching it! THe reason it is sometimes called the kissing disease, is that Epstein Barr virus is transmitted through the saliva exchange that occurs when you kiss someone. Kissing is not the only way to pick up the virus, actually it is quite easy to get from contact with things you come across in everyday life. For example, sharing drinks or food, touching an infected item or even a simple handshake with someone who is already infected.

How long is Mononucleosis Contagious For?

Mononucleosis is quite contagious, and as mentioned above, very easily caught. So if you know someone who has it, make sure you take extra care as it can be contagious for up to eight weeks!

A percentage of sufferers will develop chronic mononucleosis. Chronic mononucleosis, can last for quite a long time, so if your symptoms persist, check with your doctor. Of course if you want to get rid of mononucleosis naturally, check out:

Mononucleosis Treatments and Cures.

Have you Had Mononucleosis?

If so - please tell us your experiences here!

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    Jessica Feb 10, 2012 @ 12:14 pm | delete
    I have mono right now and it's the worst thing in the world!!!! I've been doing research about the quickest ways to cure it and the majority of my sources say that a large intake of vitamin C will cure mono very quickly. I'm going to try this and hopefully it will work.
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    Alanswisdom Jan 18, 2012 @ 6:10 am | delete
    Hello! I love this lense, as a victim of mono too I scoured the web on advice on the disease and was amazed at the lack of info on a personal level for me. I too wrote a blog on advice for the mono victim and was wondering if you could put me on your link list I would do the same for you on my blog to help you get traffic link url :

    http://filthyfreshadvice.blogspot.com/2011/09/how-to-beat-mono-mononucleosis-strep.html
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    nehajee Jan 10, 2012 @ 12:00 pm | delete
    awesome too gud
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    morgan Dec 10, 2011 @ 10:33 pm | delete
    Mono has got to be the worst illness you can catch. Anyone who has never had it, I suggest you not share drinks or foods with anyone! I don't even know how I got it... im 19so years old had it for a week and since I had been gargling with hot salt water getting plenty of rest and drinking lots of water... I thought once the symptoms were gone I could go back to normal... I partied..stayed up til about 2 or 3 two nights in a row then stayed up late all week studying for finals..and now I have it again, except this time it infected my gums. So trust me take care of yourself ..its worth it.
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    morgan Dec 10, 2011 @ 10:33 pm | delete
    Mono has got to be the worst illness you can catch. Anyone who has never had it, I suggest you not share drinks or foods with anyone! I don't even know how I got it... im 19so years old had it for a week and since I had been gargling with hot salt water getting plenty of rest and drinking lots of water... I thought once the symptoms were gone I could go back to normal... I partied..stayed up til about 2 or 3 two nights in a row then stayed up late all week studying for finals..and now I have it again, except this time it infected my gums. So trust me take care of yourself ..its worth it.
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Hello, As a former sufferer of mononucleosis, I want to share how I recovered with everyone.
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