Title: Getting Mono As An Adult
Headings: 
Getting Mono As An Adult
I've Got Mono? But I'm an Adult!
Adult symptoms
Spleen problems
Not Just Flu
Blood Test
Looking After Yourself
Chicken soup and vitamin C
Go to the doctor

Content: Chicken soup and vitamin C
Chicken soup is a good remedy whenever someone is feeling run down as it is full of protein and other nutrients and is easy to digest. If you combine that with vitamin C and other immune boosters it should help you feel better faster. In most cases of mono you can be back on your feet again in under a month, and if you look after yourself properly you can be up and about again within a couple of weeks. While there aren't any specific treatments that all doctors prescribe for mono, it is certainly helpful to get a diagnosis should you think that you are infected. Go to the doctor
Diagnosis by a doctor can help to rule out other diseases and problems. If you experience any of the following symptoms, you should consult a doctor immediately: difficulty breathing or swallowing, abdominal pain which could indicate a ruptured spleen, bleeding from the gums, seizures, severe headaches, chest pains, an inability to drink fluids or a severe weakness in the arms or legs. Your doctor will do a number of blood tests to determine whether or not you have mono, and will treat you accordingly. If you do have mono, you can expect a good deal of bed rest and fluids. There is no specific treatment for mono, but rather this virus requires time to help you to get back on your feet.