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Mononucleosis
« on: Jul 19th, 2006, 7:05pm » |
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Hi guys and gals-- I just had a random thought to throw out there. I am now 32 but I started getting clusters when I was 14. I also had a bad case of mononucleosis that had supposedly ended right before I started getting these headaches. The mono that I had had supposedly gone away and then came back like a year later b/c I never rested--I am the type that doesn't like to stay still . The second time I had it it was worse (doctor said that can happen if you don't rest.) It was "in between" these two bouts with mono that the headaches started. I have other thoughts but long story short--could there be a connection? Or just coincidence? Anyone else either had mono AT ALL or had mono shortly before onset of headaches?
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Re: Mononucleosis
« Reply #1 on: Jul 19th, 2006, 7:33pm » |
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I know that this is a weird thing to ask but I am just wondering if there could be a connection between mono and clusters...???
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Re: Mononucleosis
« Reply #2 on: Jul 19th, 2006, 11:50pm » |
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My freshman year of college lots of people on my floor of my dorm had mono. I got sick at about the same time for quite a while but never got tested. So I might have had it.
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Re: Mononucleosis
« Reply #4 on: Jul 20th, 2006, 11:17am » |
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Katherine--I am pretty sure that people can have mono without knowing it or being sure of it. Floridian--thanks so much for the link--I find that to be really interesting--this finding of higher Epstein-Barr antibodies in people with cluster HA. My case of mono were unusual in that I had it pretty mild, didn't rest AT ALL--then I got it BAD and it was actually what they term "chronic mono"--it lingered the swollen glands and tiredness for about a year and a half (again probably not resting enough). But the headaches came on in the middle of those two bouts. I think there could be some kind of a link. I'm glad they are exploring that idea. PF Days and Nights to Everyone, Starlight
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