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Non-life threatening
- Thread starter Jazzy
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Pneumonia.
Well, I guess it could have gotten life-threatening, but my life wasn't in any critical danger. I do have asthma though, so it just made things even worse, more painful. It sucked a lot. Some of the worst pain I've experienced in my chest ever. I had to go on vicodin for it.
Well, I guess it could have gotten life-threatening, but my life wasn't in any critical danger. I do have asthma though, so it just made things even worse, more painful. It sucked a lot. Some of the worst pain I've experienced in my chest ever. I had to go on vicodin for it.
Tonsillitis.
I had a sore throat, fever, pain with swallowing, headache, runny nose, ear pain and red blisters in the back of my throat. I could barely swallow even soup or soft food. It's something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
Three weeks after I had recovered fully, I had my tonsils removed.
I had a sore throat, fever, pain with swallowing, headache, runny nose, ear pain and red blisters in the back of my throat. I could barely swallow even soup or soft food. It's something I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy.
Three weeks after I had recovered fully, I had my tonsils removed.
No Contest:
I ended up with one of the Epstein-Barr viruses as an adult.
It is one of those that, if you're a kid, you may not even notice you've been infected, but if you're in your thirties, you're going to play hell getting over it.
I was about the sickest I've ever been for a month. The two physicians I saw couldn't do anything. And it took forever to get better.
The short version of what it is comes down to "designer mono".
http://www.cdc.gov/epstein-barr/about-ebv.html
I ended up with one of the Epstein-Barr viruses as an adult.
It is one of those that, if you're a kid, you may not even notice you've been infected, but if you're in your thirties, you're going to play hell getting over it.
I was about the sickest I've ever been for a month. The two physicians I saw couldn't do anything. And it took forever to get better.
The short version of what it is comes down to "designer mono".
http://www.cdc.gov/epstein-barr/about-ebv.html
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