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cory59397
cory59397

so on november 20th i had a pain in my stomach and back went to doc said its normal got really bad so went back the 23rd said i was normal. the saturday after my throat starting hurting kinda went away then cane back and lingered for weeks. went to ent doc said i was normal. he did a scope was all normal. then got tested for mono amd strep was all normal. then the dizziness dry mouth head aches body aches acid reflex all started and started gettimg worse went back ti the doctor said i was normal. if im normal why am i having this? so i went back in they said its a tooth infection i couldnt do the pain in my ear and throat and stomach so i went back in. tested me for mono and it was positeve. its been 6-7 weeks its like i get a new symptom every ither day. can mono cause all this?

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  • emma198181
    emma198181 cory59397

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    Hi Cory,

    Mono can definitely cause those symptoms. It's an illness that pervades every system in your body. I had an extremely irritated digestive system, nausea, neurological symptoms, sore throat, fever, arthritis, loss of appetite - and much more. You're at the very start of the infection so it's quite normal (albeit horrible) for new symptoms to pop up. Some daily!

    Hang in there and get as much rest as you can. I hope you feel better soon.

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