Expert opinion from Mohan P. Abraham
M.D., FAAFP (Family Physician) · 40 years of experience · USA
If left untreated, it can lead to enlargement of the spleen, which can rupture. View original
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Expert opinion from Divyasri N
MBBS · 4 years of experience · India
One may spread to others. Progressive splenomegaly secondary to mononucleosis carries a high risk of rupture. Hypersplenism may be noted. May cause pneumonia, myocarditis, myositis, and acute renal failure. View original
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Expert opinion from Rajesh Mishra
MBBS · Less than a year of experience · India
Splenomegaly Mononucleosis can cause swelling of the spleen. If too much pressure is applied, this can increase the risk of organ rupture [something that can happen if you fall or someone hits you] and that's why doctors say. It is recommended to avoid strenuous activities and contact sports during recovery. View original
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