How long does mono last?

Monoucleosis typically lasts anywhere from 6-12 weeks. Thanks for asking ChaCha and feel better!

Answered by Amber M. - 1032 days ago at 3:53am on Aug 03 2009

It depends from case to case- it can last weeks and even months. Thanks for asking ChaCha!

Answered by Paige K. - 1047 days ago at 5:12pm on Jul 19 2009

The acute phase of mono lasts for 2-3 weeks in most cases, after which recovery usually occurs rapidly. ChaCha

Answered by Mary L. - 1053 days ago at 12:48pm on Jul 13 2009

Once the fever appears, mono lasts for a week or two. Major symptoms usually last for 2 to 4 weeks, and then gradually resolve.

Answered by Tangerine M. - 1092 days ago at 11:22am on Jun 04 2009

Once the fever appears, it often lasts for a week or two. If there are no complications, the major symptoms usually last (More?)

Answered by Catherine W. - 1106 days ago at 2:59pm on May 21 2009

Once the fever from mono appears, it often lasts for a week or two. With no complications, major symptoms usually last 2-4 weeks.

Answered by Heather S. - 1113 days ago at 2:43pm on May 14 2009

If there are no complications the major symptoms of mono usually last 2-4 weeks and then gradually resolve. ChaCha on!

Answered by Markus A. - 1119 days ago at 12:25pm on May 08 2009

Without other treatment, most people recover from mono after several weeks. But for some, it may take several months. ChaCha!

Answered by Amanda H. - 1127 days ago at 9:52pm on Apr 30 2009