I don't share drinks very often but yesterday I shared my water bottle with someone. 24 hours later (today) my throat hurts and I'm worried that I might have contracted some type of infection. I haven't had mono before. I don't know if the other person has had mono, but I know that she doesn't have mono right now.
Can you get mono from someone who has had mono but doesn't have it currently?
Do mono symptoms develop within 24 hours, or do I have something else?
Why isn't there a vaccine for mono?
Does everyone get mono eventually, or can some people avoid getting it?
2007-02-10
14:07:56
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