The knowledge available on the ocular and pulmonary complications of glandular fever is discussed, and two additional cases are reported.doi:10.1136/bjo.40.10.619LibrachI. M.BMJ Publishing Group LtdBritish Journal of OphthalmologyLIBRACH IM. Ocular symptoms in glandular fever. Br J Ophthalmol. 1956 ...
The disease was first described in 1889 and was referred to as "Drüsenfieber," or glandular fever. The term infectious mononucleosis was first used in 1920 when an increased number of lymphocytes were found in the blood of a group of college students who had fever and symptoms of the condit...
Kids are more at risk for cat scratch fever than adults; a little over half of people who get it are younger than 18 years. In the U.S., you're more likely to get it in fall and winter because a little over half of cases happen in September through January. In most cases, sympt...
The tonsilsand adenoids are composed of tissues similar to the lymph nodesor glands found in the neck or other parts of the body. Together, they are part of a ring of glandular tissue (Waldeyer's ring) encircling the back of the throat. Where are your tonsils and adenoids? The tonsils a...
These symptoms can vary in severity depending on the cause of the sore throat. Putting your prescription in your hands, with tracking, re-order reminders & click & collect12 FIND OUT MORE Types & causes of sore throats From a sore throat and tonsilitis to strep A and glandular fever, we...
Infectious mononucleosis, colloquially referred to as "mono," is a benign infection characterized by fever, swollen lymph nodes and fatigue that may continue for weeks or months. Mono is also called glandular fever and, colloquially, the "kissing disease." ...
New knowledge of the effects of cytokines in human beings now helps to explain some of the symptoms of colds and flu that were previously in the realm of folklore rather than medicine—eg, fever, anorexia, malaise, chilliness, headache, and muscle aches and pains. The mechanisms of symptoms...
The virus was first discovered in 1964 when Sir Michael Anthony Epstein and Ms. Yvonne Barr found it in a Burkittlymphomacell line. In 1968, the virus was linked to the disease of infectiousmononucleosis(glandular fever). Infection with Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) is common and usually occurs in...
In general, infectious agents, especiallyHelicobacter pylori, alcohol use, and NSAIDs are responsible for the majority of people with gastritis. Who can get gastritis? Gastritis can affect men and women equally. It is more common in adults older than 60 and often appears as Helicobacter pylori ...
Other symptoms depend on the type of tularemia. In ulceroglandular tularemia, a red nodule appears at the site of inoculation and eventually forms an open sore associated with swollen lymph nodes. If untreated, the sore and the swollen lymph nodes resolve slowly over a period of months. Lymph...