Mononucleosis is viral infectious disease. The virus is transmitted through saliva. Therefore, mononucleosis is also called kissing disease. In addition, sharing drinking cups, sharing food or cough can spread the disease. Symptoms include fever, sore throat, liver enlargement, spleen enlargement and swollen lymph nodes etc. The disease is a benign self-limiting lympho-proliferative disease. Most patients can recover if they get more rest and pay attention to hygiene. If you need medication, you can use antiviral drugs such as interferon and ganciclovir. Antibiotic can be used if you have complications caused by bacteria.
How is Mononucleosis treated in practice?