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Yes, in fact sometimes the flu causes laryngitis. Laryngitis is a symptom of the inflammation of the vocal cords and can be caused by many things including the flu, a common cold, being "hoarse" from yelling, emotional stress, etc. Resting your voice and gargling with salt water often helps.

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Yes you can I was in the hospital tonight for fever and severe exhaustion. My nose swab test was positive for flu, and my blood test came back positive for mono so yes you can have both at once.

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You could, but typically people only have an infection of one viral disease at a time (why is not totally clear). It would be more common to get a secondary bacterial infection with mononucleosis since your bacteria-defending white blood cells are involved. Mono is treated symptomatically like the flu, anti-viral medicines like acyclovir are ineffective.

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Yes, in fact that is one of the primary initial complications of the flu: a secondary bacterial pneumonia or sometimes a secondary viral pneumonia.

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Yes..in fact I still have mono ( my third bout), and am down with the flu at the same time..

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