Do I Have Mono? Quiz
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Have you ever wondered if you have mono? This quiz can help. Mononucleosis is commonly referred to as the kissing disease, but there are different ways to get it apart from kissing. Are you worried that you have Mono? Do you have similar symptoms or know someone who is currently suffering? Take this quiz right away if it is all in your mind or you do have something to worry about. All the best and share this with all your friends!
- 1.
![Would you say that you are generally feeling unwell at the moment? - ProProfs]( "Would you say that you are generally feeling unwell at the moment?")
Would you say that you are generally feeling unwell at the moment?- A.
I feel awful, and ill
- B.
I feel pretty normal
- C.
I don't feel my best
- D.
I feel great!
- 2.
![Do you currently have a sore throat, or maybe even strep throat? - ProProfs]( "Do you currently have a sore throat, or maybe even strep throat?")
Do you currently have a sore throat, or maybe even strep throat?- A.
I have strep throat
- B.
I have a sore throat
- C.
Not really, maybe a little scratchy
- D.
Nope, my throat is fine
- 3.
![Do you have a fever? - ProProfs]( "Do you have a fever?")
Do you have a fever?- A.
Yes, incredibly high
- B.
It's above normal
- C.
No, though I do feel pretty hot
- D.
I don't currently have a fever
- 4.
![Are your tonsils currently swollen? - ProProfs]( "Are your tonsils currently swollen?")
Are your tonsils currently swollen?- A.
Yes, they are huge and white!
- B.
They have swollen, yes
- C.
No, not really
- D.
If anything they seem pretty small...
- 5.
![Do you have a constant headache? - ProProfs]( "Do you have a constant headache?")
Do you have a constant headache?- A.
Yes, and aspirin does nothing
- B.
It comes and goes
- C.
I had one earlier, but am fine now
- D.
No, haven't had one in a while
- 6.
![What about your skin? Have you developed a rash anywhere? - ProProfs]( "What about your skin? Have you developed a rash anywhere?")
What about your skin? Have you developed a rash anywhere?- A.
I have a rash over most of my body
- B.
Yes, but I had skin problems before
- C.
Not as far as I can tell...
- D.
Nope, my skin is great
- 7.
![Let's go! Are you suffering from fatigue? - ProProfs]( "Let's go! Are you suffering from fatigue?")
Let's go! Are you suffering from fatigue?- A.
Yes, I'm tired all the time
- B.
I do feel lethargic sometimes
- C.
Not really, maybe after a late night and early morning
- D.
Nope, I'm sleeping very well
- 8.Have you recently been around someone with a cold or a sore throat?
- A.
Yes
- B.
Maybe
- C.
Probably not
- D.
No
- 9.Do you have body pain?
- A.
Yes
- B.
Somewhat
- C.
Maybe
- D.
No
- 10.
![Final and crucial question! Do you have swollen lymph nodes in your neck and/or armpits? - ProProfs]( "Final and crucial question! Do you have swollen lymph nodes in your neck and/or armpits?")
Final and crucial question! Do you have swollen lymph nodes in your neck and/or armpits?- A.
Yes, they are huge in both places
- B.
Yes, in one of the two places
- C.
I'm not sure, they seem pretty big...
- D.
Nope, definitely not
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