Gladular Fever

[Bill Hallahan]

Does anybody have any information or experience regarding the resumption
of training having been diagnosed as having Glandular Fever.

Is a further blood test necessary?

Any info much appreciated.
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Bill Hallahan

[Tim Grose]

I had glandular fever in June 1992. I didn't run at all for 3 months and in
fact had to virtually give up running until autumn of 1993. From time to
time until 1995 I would feel lousy and so thought it had returned.

I went for a few retests but these showed up nothing much even if I felt
lousy. I remember the doctor saying it is virtually unheard of to 'catch'
glanduar fever twice. Trouble is, even if you do test positive, there is no
cure - just rest - time eventually heals.

I also remember being told that the road to recovery is not always linear
but can be one of highs and lows - that was certainly the case for me.

To be honest since then I don't think I've ever had the form I did
beforehand. I've broken most of my pbs since having glandular fever but some
others including my 1500 and 10K time still stand.

Good luck.

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Tim Grose
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[Jo-Jo]

Glandular fever (mononucleosis) is known to produce lengthy tiredness
afterwards.
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