Mono Symptoms

Posted By RubyGrace (Virginia) on 09/01/2026

After a month of extreme fatigue (like folding several pieces of laundry and having to lay across the bed), and awful headaches and dizziness, I went to the doctor and went through two rounds of antibiotics before she figured out for sure that it was Mono. Im 31, married for 10 years, a stay at home wife and mom. Not sure how I got it. The only thing I can think of is a friend shared water from her cup with me a few weeks before the symptoms hit.

Has anyone had issues with terrible headaches with mono and like a dizzy feel? Not a room spinning kind of dizzy, but just enough to make you feel off? My headaches are mainly in the back of my head and near my ears. The doctor said I had fluid on my ears as well. Its been about 2 months now. I started feeling a lot better after about 5 weeks but I think I ran myself down again and started getting dizziness again and a little more fatigue.

I just found out about the natural remedies and I'm going to try some. I make colloidal silver so im trying that and going to try coconut oil and some more things.

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Replied by Rob (Kentucky) on 09/01/2026

@ RubyGrace

I contracted Epstein-Barr Virus (Mono) 30 years ago and it about killed me. Doctors could only offer me multi-vitamins and said it could take 6 months to get over it. A friend “a british witch” told me to start taking Olive leaf tincture and with in one month… I was cured.

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