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There are some specific tests for infectious mononucleosis like the monospot test, Epstein barr virus antigen by immunofluorescence and Epstein barr virus antibody titers which help differentiate a past infection from a current one. Did you undergo any of these tests?
Follicular lymphoma can go into remission and in some patients there is a long term remission, but there is always a chance of it coming back. The presenting symptom will be an enlarged lymph node/nodes. I would suggest another bone marrow exam as it has been more than 6 months since your last exam.
Do keep me posted. Take care.