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Glandular Fever/Mononucleosis

‎02-05-2018 11:20

‎02-05-2018 11:20

Hi All. 

I am in the process of recovering from an acute bout of glandular fever. I had it first as a teenager and now much worse in my 50's.

Has anyone achieved a complete recovery? I have struggled against the tiredness and weakness of it all my life. It's been hard to get Drs to believe me.

Any thoughts would be much appreciated.

Kelvin

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‎02-06-2018 05:35

‎02-06-2018 05:35

Hi @KelvinWoodley. My heart goes out for you. But the folks in this Forum are looking to swap device wrist bands. If you are looking for ways to incorporate using a Fitbit device to help you manage your health, you may want to explore one of the Community Lifestyle forums, such as Living Mindfully. Many of us have serious health challenges and have found the flexible discipline of tracking our efforts to be helpful. Good luck to you. 

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