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I had mono when I was 6. Then again when I was 16. Then 4 more times between 20 and 30. The worst time was when I was 16. I am "probable" MS. Not Dx'd yet. But I have always suspected something wasn't right for quite a while. Sure does make you wonder about the connection.
Cyndi
I am also listed as 'probable' but stated by 2 other doctors that I have MS, not by my Neuro.
I have had very high Ebv titers with a great many symptoms - (Super fatigue and weakness, painful lymph nodes) and was put on anti-virals for 1 1/2 yrs now. The levels started to come down after a couple months on the meds. I was listed as Chronic Ebv.
I also had it as a teenager and it became reactivated about 5 years ago.
Jazzy
db1
Rebeccah
Heidi
Interesting thing to note: Canada has the second highest prevelance of MS in the world. I lived in Canada as a child. Scientists believe that the immune system is challenged (triggered) in some way before the age of 15, that starts the "process" of the immune system attacking ones own body, such as in MS.