Patient's question:
Hello, is there a good way to treat infectious mononucleosis? Please give me some advice from a doctor.Doctor's answer:
For children, the most serious complications are viral nephritis, viral myocarditis, and interstitial pneumonia. These are relatively common; ——For Epstein-Barr virus infection, there is currently no ideal antiviral drug. Pediatrics often uses "immunoglobulin" to boost immunity, thereby eliminating the virus through immune mechanisms. Post-illness——immunity can last for 30 years (i.e., no recurrence within 30 years after the illness), because the course of the disease lasts at least 14 days and can extend to more than 3 months. Therefore, persistent fever still exists in the current stage.