The Catholic University of America

I think I might have mononucleosis.

Classic symptoms of mono include: fever, severe sore throat, enlarged tonsils which can make speaking and swallowing difficult, painful swollen glands in front and back of the neck, persistent fatigue, loss of appetite and mild abdominal pain. Under normal circumstances, symptoms must be present for at least one week before the blood test for mono becomes positive. Call Student Health Services for an evaluation.