Mononucleosis has an incubation period of 4-7 weeks, and symptoms are typically for 2-3 weeks, although fatigue can take longer.
The main symptoms of infectious mononucleosis are:
Sore throat (more common in children) Fever Fatigue Weight loss Malaise, general discomfort Enlarged lymph nodes (more common in children) Enlarged spleen Enlarged liver (more common in adults) Jaundice (more common in adults)
Some rarer and more serious symptoms are:
Lower levels of platelets and blood cells Rupture or hemorrhage of the spleen Airway obstruction Pneumonitis
Cases are almost never fatal.
What are the symptoms of Mononucleosis?
Mononucleosis has an incubation period of 4-7 weeks, and symptoms are typically for 2-3 weeks, although fatigue can take longer.
The main symptoms of infectious mononucleosis are:
Sore throat (more common in children) Fever Fatigue Weight loss {{NAME}}, general discomfort Enlarged lymph nodes (more common in children) Enlarged spleen Enlarged liver (more common in adults) Jaundice (more common in adults)
Some rarer and more serious symptoms are:
Lower levels of platelets and blood cells Rupture or hemorrhage of the spleen Airway obstruction Pneumonitis
Cases are almost never fatal.