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That would take some pretty violent throwing up, one symptom of mono is an enlarged spleen and at that time the spleen could rupture or tear just from the swelling caused by infection.
Normally a ruptured spleen is caused by blunt force trauma, the type you would be susceptible to from a blow, contact sports or a car accident.
Pain in the upper left abdomen after injury, with local tenderness to touch and mental confusion should be treated as an emergency.
What else can I help you with?
What is the relationship of your spleen to mono?
The spleen plays a role in filtering the blood and immune response, so it can be affected by infections like mono (mononucleosis). In mono, the spleen can become enlarged and work harder to help fight the infection, which can lead to symptoms like abdominal pain and tenderness. It's important to avoid strenuous physical activity if you have an enlarged spleen due to mono to prevent complications like splenic rupture.
How long after recovered from mono with symptoms of jaundice and enlarged spleen can you drink alcohol?
It is generally recommended to wait at least six months after recovering from mono with symptoms of jaundice and an enlarged spleen before drinking alcohol. This timeframe allows your liver and immune system to fully recover and reduces the risk of complications or aggravating residual symptoms. However, it is best to consult with your healthcare provider for personalized advice based on your specific health condition.
How many people die from mono a year?
Over many years in total a few thousand patients have died (Not yearly, in total) usually ones with a weak immune system (babies, elderly) they are not common to get it and don't always die, mono is like the flu people can die but it's not common it's very rare. Don't freak yourself out I'm sure by the time you read this it will the mono will be gone.
What could be the cause of my sons spleen being swollen?
The spleen is an infection fighting organ. An infection is probably causing your son's spleen to be swollen. There are physicians that specialize in infectious diseases. If your family physician tested for mono, and it was not that, you need a referral to a physician who specializes in infectious diseases. If that physician can not help you, you need a referral to a University Medical Center or a Major Clinic.
Are all noble gases mono atomic?
Yes. all are mono atomic
What is the relationship of your spleen to mono?
The spleen plays a role in filtering the blood and immune response, so it can be affected by infections like mono (mononucleosis). In mono, the spleen can become enlarged and work harder to help fight the infection, which can lead to symptoms like abdominal pain and tenderness. It's important to avoid strenuous physical activity if you have an enlarged spleen due to mono to prevent complications like splenic rupture.
Is there treatment for mono after you have had mono?
No. There is no treatment/cure for mono. The body has to fight it on its own; mono is rarely fatal, so there isn't much to worry about. But your spleen can rupture if you exercise (mono enlarges the spleen), so strict bed-rest is highly recommended.
Can someone who has no spleen get mono?
Yes, someone who has no spleen can get mononucleosis (mono) as the spleen is not directly involved in the development of mono. However, those without a spleen may be at a higher risk for complications from mono due to the role the spleen plays in immune function, particularly in clearing damaged blood cells. It is important for individuals without a spleen to seek medical advice for proper management if they contract mono.
Should you be worried if you were diagnosed with mono and your spleen still hurts months later?
Mononucleosis is a debilitating disease and symptoms can last for quite a long time. The best option would be to consult your physician as soon as possible. It may be the infection has not totally dissipated, or it may be a more serious condition. Even if nothing is amiss, a medical evaluation will relieve your worries.
Does mono kill?
It can if your swollen spleen ruptures. It is rarely deadly, though.
When can you go outside if you have mono?
There is nothing that says that you cant go outside when you have mono, that is just a myth. When you have mono, all you need to do is get plenty of rest, and be careful not to rupture your spleen.
Weight of a spleen?
The average weight of an adult spleen is 0.44 lbs. During and after digestion, the size of the spleen increases. Infection of malaria or mono can also cause the spleen to increase in size. If the increase in size is significant, the spleen can rupture. If the spleen ruptures, immediate medicalcare is necessary. You may need emergency surgery to control the bleeding.
What can a person do to keep mono under control?
Restrict activity; as too much activity will rupture the spleen.
Can you get mono from playing the flute?
if someone recently put their saliva all over it, then yeah. but its not likely unless they are contagious with mono.
Can mono kill you?
Mono is a STD and can be spread by sharing bodily fluids. If someone close to you has mono and they cough in your face or if you share drinks then you can also get it. Mono persay cannot kill you but the things it does to your body can. If your spleen is enlarged and ruptures then you could lose to much blood, and that could be fatal unless you receive immediate surgery
Is mono fatal?
Depending on what the context is in which you ask, mono fatal means one death. Mono meaning single or one as opposed to poly meaning many. Mono (the virus, not 'one') can be fatal. Symptoms of mono include swelling of the spleen. If it gets serious, in very rare occasions, the spleen might burst. That will pour blood into the abdomen and cause severe internal bleeding. If not treated, it will lead to death. If you experience any symptoms of mono, contact your doctor immediately
Can you practice with your crew team with recently diagnosed mono?
no never do that, that's disgusting
