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glandular fever

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glandular fever.
glandular [glan´du-lar]
1. pertaining to or of the nature of a gland.
glandular fever infectious mononucleosis.

glandular fever
 Infectious mononucleosis, see there

Patient discussion about glandular fever.

Q. What is the connection between fibromyalgia and glandular fever? How can you protect yourself from this viral infection?

A. There is a notion that some of the autoimmune conditions are caused by a trigger in the shape of a virus. Like the papiloma virus and cervical cancer. So there might be a connection between fibromyalgia and a virus.

Q. can mono kill you if it gets to the liver? otherwise known as the kissing desiaes.

A. It can be fatal, not necessarily through infecting the liver but through rupture of enlarged spleen or obstruction of the throat, or through the development of cancer (e.g. lymphoma) later in life.

However, these complications are very rare, and most people recover from the disease without major complications.

You can read more here: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/infectiousmononucleosis.html

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Caernarfon Swimming Club had hoped 11-time gold Paralympian swimmer David Roberts could travel from his Pontypridd home to the ceremony, but he had to stay at home with suspected glandular fever.
Michael Pender, the study's lead researcher and a neurologist at Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital, said the glandular fever vaccine, once fully tested, could be included in Australia's childhood vaccine program for people who had a diagnosed relative.
 
 
 
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