We know that carbon monoxide is not one of the chemicals usually detected in e-cigarette vapor, and smokers who switch to vaping have carbon monoxide levels in line with those seen in non-smokers. This makes a lot of sense because there is no combustion.
Can you get mono if you have EBV?
Nearly all adults have been exposed to EBV, and it stays in your body your entire life, but not everyone who has EBV will get mono. That’s just one of the common misconceptions about mono.
Can you have mono and not know it?
Most people have been infected with EBV by the time they reach adulthood. Up to half of kids are infected before age 5. So you may very well be carrying EBV and not know it. If you do get mono symptoms — such as fever, sore throat, and tiredness — call your doctor to find out whether you need an appointment.
Can you get mono from sharing drinks with someone with mono?
for Teens. If you've shared drinks with or kissed someone who has mono, there's no way to tell whether you will get it — unless you know you've had mono before. People who have already been infected with the virus that causes mono — Epstein-Barr virus or EBV — probably won't get reinfected because they develop immunity.
Is mononucleosis (mono) contagious?
How Long Is Mononucleosis (Mono) Contagious? 1 Mono is a viral infection that causes symptoms like fatigue,... 2 EBV spreads from person to person through saliva and other bodily fluids. 3 How to reduce the risk of transmission. Avoid close contact with anyone that you know is infected.
Stop telling people to stock up on juice. Tell them to DIY instead
You're not helping anyone when you tell them to stock up on juice. Because stocking up on premade juice will not help anyone. You will still run out 6 months from the point you stocked up. Then what? You go back to smoking or deal with shitty tobacco mixes.
Kiss those flavors goodbye folks
there is zero chance of flavors being ok'd with their idiotic logic....
NPR of all places has done 2 hit pieces on Vaping and the FDA ruling in the past 24 hours. : (
I listen to NPR on my drives to and from work, yesterday I caught a piece on their All Things Considered program where they had some Public Health Specialist from some college in the Northeast both the host and the guest were spewing loads of misinformation.
What happens if you get mono?
After you’re infected with Epstein-Barr (EBV) — the main virus that causes mono — the virus begins to shed in your throat. That means you can infect other people who come in contact with your saliva, so you have to be careful about kissing or sharing personal items like cups or utensils.
Who is most likely to get sick from mono?
Teens and young adults are most likely to get sick with mono symptoms.
How does EBV spread?
EBV spreads from person to person through saliva and other bodily fluids. This is why mono is often called the “kissing disease.”. If you kiss a person who has the virus — or you share personal items like utensils, glasses, food, or lip balm — you can become infected.
What are the symptoms of mono?
If you’ve caught mono, you typically have symptoms like: fatigue. a sore throat. fever. swollen lymph nodes in your neck. headache. muscle aches. If your symptoms worsen or persist for more than a day or two, make an appointment to see your doctor.
How to avoid spreading the virus?
To avoid spreading the virus if you’ve been infected, follow these tips: Stay home and rest until your symptoms improve. Don’t kiss or share any personal items — including utensils, glasses, lipstick, and food — with other people. Ask your doctor if you should use a condom when you have sex and for how long.
How to help someone with mono?
Keep yourself healthy. Eat a nutritious diet, exercise daily, and sleep for at least six to eight hours nightly. Wash your hands regularly.
Is mono a viral infection?
Mono is a viral infection that causes symptoms like fatigue, swollen glands, and a severe sore throat. It’s hard to say exactly how long someone with mono is contagious. Even researchers aren’t totally sure.
How do you get mono?
You only get mono through kissing. Mono is nicknamed “the kissing disease” because it is spread through saliva. But kissing is only one way to spread saliva; it can also easily be spread by sharing utensils and glasses. Mono is also spread through nasal fluids, blood and semen.
How many people get mono every year?
Infectious mononucleosis (commonly called mono) affects about 1 out of every 2,000 people every year. But for a disease that common, misinformation abounds. Read on to get the facts. Mono is most often caused by the Epstein-Barr Virus (EBV).
What to do if you have a mono infection?
Try ibuprofen or acetaminophen to reduce any fever and ease aches and pains. It is risky to take aspirin specifically for mono, as aspirin can cause Reye syndrome in rare cases after a viral infection. However, if you do have a separate infection, like strep throat, you may need to take antibiotics.
What are the symptoms of mono?
A sore throat, fever and fatigue are the hallmark symptoms of mono. Other less common symptoms include headaches, rashes, abdominal pain and difficulty breathing. Here’s how to tell if your sore throat is a symptom of something else.
Is mono a serious disease?
Myth #6. Mono isn’t serious. Though mono itself isn’t serious, it may cause complications that are. These include enlargement and a possible rupture of the spleen and liver issues, including hepatitis and jaundice.
Can adults get mono?
Myth #1. Only teenagers get mono. While it’s true that teenagers and young adults are the most likely to contract mono, children and adults can get mono as well.
Can you get mono more than once?
You can get mono more than once. While the EBV will be in your body the rest of your life, you won’t get mono again. If you do experience symptoms of mono a second time, see your doctor for diagnosis. Myth #6. Mono isn’t serious. Though mono itself isn’t serious, it may cause complications that are.
What to do if you have mono?
If so, your doctor will examine you and may also do a blood test for mono. Other viruses and some bacterial infections — such as strep — may cause similar symptoms.
How does EBV spread?
EBV spreads through direct contact with saliva (spit). This can happen by sharing eating utensils, drinks, and even things like lip gloss, lipstick, or lip balm. Because it takes about 1–2 months for symptoms to start, people who are infected can spread the virus without knowing it.
How long does it take for EBV to show up in the body?
Because it takes about 1–2 months for symptoms to start, people who are infected can spread the virus without knowing it. They're most contagious from right before symptoms start until they go away. But they can stay contagious for months after their symptoms have cleared up. Then, the virus stays dormant (inactive) in the body for the rest of their life. That means it can sometimes show up in their spit and get passed on to someone else. So people can spread EBV even when they're feeling OK.
Can you get EBV from someone else?
That means it can sometimes show up in their spit and get passed on to someone else. So people can spread EBV even when they're feeling OK. If you've shared drinks with or kissed someone who has mono, there's no way to tell whether you will get it — unless you know you've had mono before.
How Is Mono Treated?
Currently, there is no medication or vaccine that can prevent or cure mono. This illness is fought off by the immune system. To help with recovery:
How Quickly Does Mono Progress?
The timeline from the initial onset of mono to a full recovery can differ from person to person. In the first four to six weeks after a person gets mono, they may not even know they have it. This is because mono has a long incubation period.
What Are the Long-Term Effects of Mono?
Mono has also been associated with an increased risk of developing autoimmune diseases like multiple sclerosis. 8
What is mono in 2021?
Anju Goel, MD, MPH. Published on May 19, 2021. Mononucleosis, or mono for short, is not simply a viral infection with the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV). It means someone is infected with EBV or another virus and actually has symptoms.
What are the symptoms of stage 2 mono?
Symptoms become more pronounced. They consist of fever, inflammation or swelling in the lymph nodes, and sore throat. 2 Severe fatigue is also present at this phase. Other symptoms that could be present in those with a mono infection include: 4.
How many stages of mono?
Over the course of a mono infection, a person will experience three different stages of the disease. In each stage, the infection will present with different symptoms and health complications. chee gin tan / Getty Images.
Can mono cause liver damage?
With severe cases of mono, individuals may experience liver and spleen damage. Other serious, but rare concerns may include:
How many people have herpes from mouth to mouth?
From mouth to mouth Herpes is a common thing to spread. But then at lest 80% of the population already has Herpes from that kind of transfer.
Is anti-HSV med good for you?
The anti-HSV med is well tolerated and has few if any serious side effects. It’s inexpensive.
Can you share a vape with someone who is sick?
Besides herpes, you could get the flu, a cold or some other viral infection. Most of the time you won’t, I’ m guessing you’d choose not to share with someone who’s visibly ill, but sometimes an illness isn’t immediately visible. I’d recommend not sharing a vape, If you HAVE TO (though I can’t fathom a reason you would need to share) buy separate mouthpieces you can dispose of after, even this isn’t foolproof, but at least you might reduce the risk.
Can saliva transmit herpes?
If the person, makes no difference be they male or female, boy or girl, has an active or even a non-apparently active herpes lesion on their mouth or lips , saliva can transmit the virus.
Is vaping safe for a cold sore?
Yes, especially if he has active virus on his lips (a cold sore) if not it could still spread through saliva so vaping is definitely a risk, though ide consider low risk. I wouldnt panic though, most of the American and British populations have Herpes Simplex 1, the virus that causes oral herpes and it really isnt a compromise on normal life. It can be uncomfortable and maybe a little off putting but its totally normal. If your worried about a partner not wanting to be with you, most people are fine with their partner as long as they are honest and they can work around the virus by abstaining
Can herpes live outside the body?
However, herpes doesn't live outside the body for long, and because of that is transmitted through skin to skin contact and not from things like holding hands or sitting on a toilet.
Does the population carry herpes simplex?
More of the population than not carries the herpes simplex virus. Chances are that you have it anyway !!
Can you share a drip tip with someone who doesn't have a flareup?
You could contact your doctor and ask if something like sharing a drip tip, or more commonly a water glass with someone who does not have an active flareup will place you at risk.
Can you get fine if you have herpes?
Generally speaking, if she has genital herpes (not oral) your fine.
