Can a Person Get Mono More Than Once?

A person can get mono more than once but it's very rare because once you get mono, you usually build up an immunity to the virus. Most of the time, when a person gets it again, it's actually an additional outbreak that's related to the original. The virus stays in the system for a pretty long time.

You can find more information here: medicinenet.com/infectious_mononucleosis....

Mono, also known as mononucleosis, is caused by the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). Once someone has been infected, the virus stays in the body for the rest of that person's life and may even reappear in the saliva from time to time. However, the person usually won't get mono symptoms (like being tired all the time, a sore throat, fever, and loss of appetite) again — at least not from mono.

If you have symptoms of mono — even if you've had it before — see your doctor. Other illnesses such as strep throat and the flu may cause similar symptoms. Your doctor can make an accurate diagnosis.

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