What is the best way to beat Mono?
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sweet echinacea, vitamin C pills, any homeopathic sore throat sprays, NyQuil, and force him to drink water no matter how bad it hurts. I got over my mono this week. I only missed 4 days of work. I got it Sunday 19th and and now I just have a minor sore throat. I also cannot stop yawning, don't know if that has anything to do though. Also make sure he tries to get better. Letting him rest doesn't mean let him sleep all day. Let him get up, watch a movie, walk around the house, do stuff he would normally do with free time. I think that helped me.
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Get extremely lucky.\n\nIn case you hadn't noticed, there is no system for beating the lottery.  It is a random event, and the odds are astronomically against you in each given "play."
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Pinto beans.  Get a bucket of beans and thrust your hand into it toughing your fingers.  Make a bean bag and slam your hand palm side up into it then palm side down.  Then using your fist punch down into the bag.  Work on these moves day after day and you should have no trouble breaking boards with your fingers, palm or fist.
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Some recommendations:\n\n- Picture yourself defeating your opponent. \n- Strike through the opponent. Don't aim to strike the face, strike through the face to the back of the head. \n- Jab until you calm your nerves. Once you settle into the fight, stick to your combinations.\n\nAs you get better, you'll sometimes think you're able to stretch time. What you're actually doing, is shortening your reaction time, providing you with a longer time to respond. This is the 'zone' that fighters allude to. \n\nAlso, do as much road work as possible. Jogging is the key to victory. The more you run, the better you'll do.\n\nFinally, breaking your nose doesn't hurt that much. Not getting in the ring hurts a lot more.\n\nGood luck.
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get a blood test and make sure you don't have mono.  also it might be a sleep problem, do you snore really loud?  you might have a sleeping disorder.
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If unshakeable fatigue, fever, and a relentless sore throat have you living from nap to nap, there’s a chance you have infectious mononucleosis. But don’t let the mere mention of mono bring to mind horrors such as months of bed rest, banishment from all sports, quarantine from roommates and friends, or dropping out for the semester!\n\nSome Facts About Mono:\n• Most people who get mono are up and around within two weeks, often sooner.\n• There’s no need to quarantine someone with mono. People with mono rarely give the disease to roommates or friends with whom they have only casual contact.\n• While strenuous exercise and contact sports my be discouraged for one to two months after you get mono, other activities can be resumed earlier.\n\nWhat Is Infectious Mononucleosis\nInfectious mononucleosis (commonly called mono) is an illness that can be caused by several agents. The Epstein Barr Virus (EBV) causes more than 95 percent of cases among adolescents and adults. EBV is usually in the body 30-50 days before an infected person develops symptoms. Early symptoms can include feeling rundown, loss of appetite, and slight headaches. After three to five days, acute symptoms usually become apparent. These may include sore throat, fatigue, swollen glands, fever, muscle aches, and sometimes a skin rash. The spleen is often enlarged and some liver enzyme changes occur. Not all of these symptoms are present in every case, however.\n\nHow Do I Know If I Have Mono?\nIf your symptoms resemble the ones described here, it doesn’t necessarily mean you have mono. But you should visit a health professional who will evaluate your symptoms and possibly test your blood for mono antibodies. It is often necessary to wait until you’ve been sick for five to seven days before mono tests can be run, because it can take at least that long for mono antibodies in the blood to reach detectable levels.\n\nPreliminary screening tests for mono can give results within a day or two. If you test negative for mono but your symptoms continue to suggest that you have the infection, your health professional may repeat the test. Even with the most accurate tests, about 15 percent of adolescents and adults who have mono will test negative at first. This can happen when a person fails to produce antibodies for mono. Other, more specific blood tests may be given in these cases.\n\nHow Did I Get Mono?\nInfectious mononucleosis is spread through saliva, hence its nickname—the “kissing disease.” Even though this means the disease is almost always spread through intimate contact, don’t be surprised if you can’t figure out who gave you the infection. People with mono can only recall contact with another infected person in about six percent of cases, according to recent studies.\n\nIt can be hard to tell who passed the infection to you because only about a third of the people who become infected with EBV develop classic mono. An infected person who never gets ill can unknowingly give the virus to others. Also, people who have had mono can still have the virus in their saliva long after the illness is over. Typically, the virus is present in the saliva for about 30-45 days, but in some people it can appear on and off in the saliva for up to 18 months. A majority of cases probably are contracted through intimate contact between a susceptible person (someone who can catch mono because they have never formed antibodies to EBV), and a healthy person who has EBV in their saliva. In most cases, people who have been infected with EBV are immune from ever getting the virus again.\n\nHow is Mono Treated?\nAntibiotics are not useful in treating viral diseases like mono. While there’s no shot or pill to cure mono, your body should be able to successfully fight the infection if you take proper care of yourself while sick. \n\nTreatment usually includes adequate rest and a pain reliever such as acetaminophen (the active ingredient in Tylenol) for your fever, sore t
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try using the big firestarter sticks. They're monster matches, and work pretty well.
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with cod liver oil  ..\n tilt your head put a few drops in ear  add some cotton wool  leave it over nite works a treat
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Did the doc check you for mono?  that would be my only other guess.
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ignore the person above me.\n\nthere is no cure, sorry
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Yes, you can.  I got mono when I was around 10 years old.  Don't know how I got it.  Doctors said it could have even been a drinking fountain.
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Say tufu out loud 3 times\nIt works honest
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Eat more food that contain antioxidants that will destroy the free-radicals. Eat a healthy diet that reduces foods that produce cholesterol
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Play a game of monopoly that will waste about 3-4hours\n\nOh Yea!
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Antibiotics are the only way. Go see the doc before it gets serious. It can, I had to go to the hospital because of one that I didn't care for in time.
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The best thing to do is .... keep ur room door closed...\n\nand switch on ur computer and Start Playing the Games which take long time ... like Command and Conquer Terbian Sun or... some cool action games... that would make ur time pass away... quicker.. be sure to keep ur headphones.......\n\n\n.
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The ancient Greek doctor, Eryximachus, suggested 3 different ways, according to how severe they are.  He says to first try holding your breath.  If that does not work, try gargling with salt water.  And if that fails, then try to make yourself sneeze with a feather or equivalent, which, he says, it the most effective.