Epstein Barr Virus is characterized by fever, sore throat, appetite loss, fatigue, swollen glands, enlarged spleen, enlarged liver, jaundice and headache. It is  a contagious viral infection from the herpes virus family that infects as many as 95% of people during their lifetime. Infections can occur in babies; when the infection occurs in adolescents and young people, it causes infectious mononucleosis 35-50% of the time. It affects the liver, respiratory system and lymph nodes

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