The shortest case of mono i've ever heard of other than this scenario was 2 months. Way to go kid. 
2 weeks of mono and he's back?
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2minutesforroughing
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2 weeks of mono and he's back?
Congrats to the TRF kid who came back from mono after only missing 2 weeks thats amazing. Way to eat your chicken noodle soup and drink those electrolytes. The shortest case of mono i've ever heard of other than this scenario was 2 months. Way to go kid.
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Re: 2 weeks of mono and he's back?
It actually depends on the person...its usually about 30 days....an ultra-sound to see if the spleen is about normal and usually u are good to go...yo can always get it taken out...u can live without it haha2minutesforroughing wrote:Congrats to the TRF kid who came back from mono after only missing 2 weeks thats amazing. Way to eat your chicken noodle soup and drink those electrolytes.
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2minutesforroughing
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The sleeping part of it lasts about a month the the spleen usually stays enlarged longer than that. Maybe he had it removed before the game tonight. He kinda played like he just had an internal organ removed, but anyone would be rusty after a couple weeks out. Hope Aandal is back for saturday. We should put him in touch with munier's MD.