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my daughter was diagnosed with glandular fever a couple of weeks ago, she seemed to be getting better during the last week , she still sufferred from tiredness and moodiness but in the last 48 hours has had diarreah 3 times and has been sick once. i'm going to take her to the doctor tomorrow but im just a bit worries about her. I have read the possible complications witha ruptured spleen and possible other issues please can you advise
Hi I did review your condition.post viral self limiting diarrhoea can be seen after any viral infection including EBV, CMV and so on. However I would recommend you to consult a doctor if the loose stools are more than 3-4 times a day and causing tenesmus, blood in stools or severe fatigue. In this case the diarrhoea needs to be evaluated separately i hope this helps wish you all the best for your health.
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What Could Cause Diarrhea After Glandular Fever?
Hi I did review your condition.post viral self limiting diarrhoea can be seen after any viral infection including EBV, CMV and so on. However I would recommend you to consult a doctor if the loose stools are more than 3-4 times a day and causing tenesmus, blood in stools or severe fatigue. In this case the diarrhoea needs to be evaluated separately i hope this helps wish you all the best for your health.