Patient's question:
7.5-38 degrees 12/12-1/6 Former treatment and effects: Intravenous fluids " and " for 7 days Desired assistance: Medication treatment plan...Doctor's answer:
EB virus is a special virus that primarily infects lymphocytes. Mononucleosis is an acute lymphoid proliferative disease associated with EB virus infection. It is most common in adolescents who develop the disease after their first exposure to EBV. The clinical manifestations are diverse, but three typical symptoms are fever, pharyngitis, and cervical lymphadenopathy. As the disease progresses, the virus can spread to other lymph nodes. The liver and spleen may become enlarged, liver function may be abnormal, and peripheral blood mononuclear cells continuously increase, along with the reappearance of atypical lymphocytes. Occasionally, the central nervous system may be affected (e.g., encephalitis). Interferon and acyclovir are ideal drugs for treating EB virus infection and should be used early. If it is indeed an ED virus infection, the medications you are currently using may not be very appropriate! The above suggestions are for the question "What are the symptoms of ED virus infection?" and I hope they are helpful to you. Wishing you good health!