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Mononucleosis and very high liver enzymes

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B5555
B5555

22 year old active male diagnosed with mono several weeks ago. started off with headaches, fever, and night sweats.

After that swollen glands, swollen spleen, and horrible fatigue. im really concerned because dr said my spleen was very swollen and liver enzymes were very high 500/1000. anybody else ever experienced this?????

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  • markm70857
    markm70857 B5555

    Posted

    Hi B555 my liver enzymes were not that high (still twice the norm though) but in mono they say they can go high since mono may impact the liver.

    I got swollen glands (still have them 😦 fatigue was there too.

    Night sweats I used to have them togehter with moderate fever.

    Take care!

    • B5555
      B5555 markm70857

      Posted

      Hey markm70857 ,

      thanks for replying! just looking for answers.

      Hope you feel better soon

  • maxim98540
    maxim98540 B5555

    Posted

    Yes

    This is actually pretty normal stuff when u have mono..

    Pretty sure your doctor would say something if it wasn't.

    Just rest, a lot.

    • B5555
      B5555 maxim98540

      Posted

      thanks so much for posting. this sickness is bad on the body and mind

  • gill86678
    gill86678 B5555

    Posted

    Hi, my liver enzymes were really high. From memory ALT was around 500 & ALP was also raised too. They gradually decreased weekly & by week 6 were back to normal.

    Hope you feel better soon.

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