After the acute phase, a period of fatigue sets in, which can last for weeks to months. Chronic active mononucleosis is a condition in which the glands remain swollen and the patient continues to be tired and run a fever periodically. Occasionally, but not always, the antibody titers remain high. This condition occurs in approximately 10 percent of those who have been diagnosed with mononucleosis. It can continue for months to years.
Mononucleosis is transmitted by oral secretions.
The incubation period is 30 to 50 days. It is difficult to determine how long a person is contagious. Yes, an infected person without symptoms may still transmit the virus. Yeast infections are treated with antifungal drugs. Sulfa drugs are classified as anti-infective and treat various infections such as urinary tract, ulcerative colitis, gout, eye infections and other bacterial infections.