Mononucleosis 'MONO' Symptoms & Treatments - Ask A Nurse | @LevelUpRN

In this episode of Ask A Nurse - Mononucleosis "MONO" - Symptoms & Treatments, Registered Nurse Cathy Parkes BSN, RN, CWCN, PHN explains what causes mononucleosis and discusses symptoms of mononucleosis. Cathy also discusses diagnosis and treatment of mononucleosis.

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00:00 What to expect in this episode of Ask A Nurse
00:19 What is mononucleosis?
1:01 What are the symptoms of mononucleosis?
1:29 How is mononucleosis diagnosed?
1:57 How is mononucleosis treated?

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[SethBlackMedia]

I was recently diagnosed with mono a week ago. I saw my PCP because I had a sore throat and my neck was swollen and I was in a lot of pain. They ordered an ultrasound for that afternoon at the hospital where it was discovered that evening that I had an abscess in the back of my throat. I had also tested positive for Flu B as well. The nurse said that fighting two viruses probably weakened my immune system enough that it could have been what lead to the abscess. Once the doctor drained it, I felt instant relief, and I hope I never experience another throat abscess as long as I live.

[Grapejuicevr]

As someone who has mono, I can confirm that sometimes I feel like I was running when I haven’t

[kevzf]

After 6 months I’m still tired. Only sleeping seems to improve energy levels. I don’t have the other symptoms that are mentioned here.

[Hhenryarero]

Missiles and dropping and the fire out of the pressure

[Sall-mp]

About 2 years ago, my niece had swollen glands in her throat. She had fever and chills. We took her to the hospital, but they couldn't make a diagnosis. That you had some kind of bacterial infection. Years have passed. 5 months ago, the child became ill, had vomiting, severe nausea and fever of 37°. We took him to the hospital again. They administered transfusions and the child became well. He was diagnosed with the Eichten Bar virus, which he had transmitted.. 5 months have passed. Today, the child has fever, nausea, and vomiting again. We have to take him to the hospital again. You know what I'm wondering, if this virus is in the body for a lifetime, how long does it take for it to become active? Is it a dangerous virus? I'm very scared.

[Magalyjackie]

can you get mono again? I think I'm getting the symptoms again

[jacoblas]

Can you have hot and cold flushes, pruritus and red spots with mono?

[nathaliaposada]

Excelente!!! Súper clear ❤️🥰🙏
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[shan]

First to gain your knowledge on this term🎉

[christophequintin]

I have it for about 25 years now. Every day is a struggle with fatigue and chronic pain after an effort. Twenty years ago my son was born and his life is ruined also because he has it all same of me.

[maricelaocanas]

Can you make a video of Cystic fibrosis

[Christian]

Can you speak about the lymph nodes associated with mono ? I have had only one lymphnode that is inflamed it’s the size of a pea, above my collar bone. I think people get concerned with the amount of time it takes for lymph nodes to go down. I have had it for a month and a half now . My doctor told me not to be concerned as it’s all connected to the infection .

[jamesshaw]

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[Rebecca-zrlu]

Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😚🙏💯🛟✝️🌏🌍🌹💖💕🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍🤍 Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your lord and personal saviour??? I do. Thank you Father God. ❤❤❤🤍🤍🤍 🪝 🧵🚣‍♂️🅾️