Mononucleosis Prevention
Is it possible to prevent Mononucleosis? Read what the medical community suggests for prevention methods in the condition center at ThirdAge.com.
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How to Prevent Mononucleosis
Most people contract the EBV virus sometime during their lives. Prevention is geared toward decreasing the likelihood that EBV will develop into mononucleosis. Follow these guidelines to decrease your risk:
- Avoid intimate contact (especially kissing) with anyone who has active mononucleosis.
- Eat a healthful diet.
- Avoid excess stress.
- Get enough rest.
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