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Red fingers/ Blistery

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wyatte
wyatte

as i have previously posted its been about 2 months and still havw white tounge and Body aches i recently Discovered my fingers are all red and have blissters is that just part of the skin rash of mono or should i worry i have full

control of everything and am

probaly overthinking as i have through this whole process but just wanted to

know if others fingers were bright red and Blisterary am very worried.

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  • craig07920
    craig07920 wyatte

    Posted

    Hi Wyatte,

    So sorry to hear you're experiencing these symptoms and there is nothing worse that the terrible worry and anxiety that symptoms can cause - mono can cause so many wide ranging symptoms and it certainly is possible that these things are part of the mono, but worth checking with a good and trustworthy doctor and hoping very much they can put your mind at rest and give you some good advice.

    And remember God is the great physician - I still believe He is going to heal you completely - hang in there Wyatte, thinking of you.

    Craig

  • katelyn09436
    katelyn09436 wyatte

    Posted

    i have gotten red blisters on two different fingers those went away then about a month ago i got three on all different toes at the tips of them they eventually go away but these ones on my toes have been here for over a month they are slowly fading though i can tell...i was also curious if anyone else had that then i read this post...im asuming its just the virus irritating your skin and making you easier to get things like blisters,rashes,... ive read some other people getting bruises too so definitely has something to do with the virus

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