Is there a cure for mono?

Answer 1

You could always pluck the hairs within the middle of your two eye brows. They might grow back hairier but just pluck them again!

Answer 2

No, there isn't. It's a viral infection and if you contract mononucleosis, there's usually little more you can do than wait for it to resolve itself and treat any symptoms. The virus itself, however, will stay with you permanently.

Answer 3

There are no medications that treat and get rid of mono so you do not have to go to the doctor. Get plenty of rest, drink a lot of fluids, and use over the counter medication for headaches or a sore throat.

Answer 4

there is no actual medicine to cure mono. you are just suppose to have lots of rest and fluids (water). do not over exert yourself otherwise you will not get rid of mono. when having mono your liver and spleen usually swell up therefor no sports or anything that you can get hit in those places because if you do, you will have internal bleeding (im sure no body wants that lol). if you have some cold symptoms you can take medicines like dayquil or any cold medicines. that should at least help relieve some of those symptoms. i have mono now and my doctor game a steroids called predisone for the swelling in my throat. she also gave me an antibiotic for strep. even though i don't have strep it is suppose to help my swollen lymph nodes (glands). also if your throat hurts try ceprical ( its like a cough drop but it numbs your whole throat for longer so you don't feel as much.) i hope this all helps you out and if you have mono i hope you feel better:)

Answer 5

I am guessing you question here but.............

Infectious mononucleosis, commonly known as glandular fever, is a viral infection that's caused by the Epstein-Barr virus.

There's no efficient treatment of infections caused by the Epstein-Barr virus other than to ease the symptoms.

Hot drinks can relieve the sore throat.

Drink plenty of fluids when you run a fever.

Rest when you're tired or are running a fever.

Resume physical activities slowly.

Wait at least eight weeks before resuming activities, involving heavy physical strain.

It's sensible to avoid drinking alcohol for six weeks, while recovering from glandular fever.

Answer 6

Blood Transfusion, close contact, and kissing

Answer 7

It is caused by a virus and will clear on its own eventually, depending on the strain. See your DR.

Answer 8

If you have Mono, it is best to wait for it to resolve. Some medicines will make it worse. Also, you should rest a lot and have plenty of fluids.

Answer 9

None. Mono is a self-limiting viral disease. There is no cure for it, but it always eventually goes away by itself, much like the common cold. But it has to run it's course.