I fully agree with Chincy about making sure your immune system is strong! I ended up with Epstein Barr this year after I went back into training due to my immune system being so low.
Everyone's symptoms are different but mine mostly were neuropathy( I felt like I was touching an electric fence 75% of the time), joint pains, fatigue.
I still have to be careful and listen to my body- my joint pain never fully goes away in my fingers and my toes and if I start to get a cold, I have to take a few days off- otherwise I am sick for 2 weeks.
the best advice is to REST as much as possible right now and hope the antibiotics work the first time.
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07-25-2011, 06:27 AM #1
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Thank you all for your input. I appreciate it. Hopefully we caught and started treating this early enough in the process that the effects of the disease will not be too bad or too lasting. I will stick with my antibiotics qnd listen to my body to make sure I don't push it beyond current capacity.
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