Does mononucleosis affect the digestive system?
Mononucleosis affects several organ systems, and, within the abdomen, there can be splenic involvement, hepatitis, mesenteric lymphadenopathy, hyperplasia of gut-associated lymphoid tissue, pancreatitis, and transient malabsorption. Life-threatening abdominal complications require prompt recognition and intervention.
Does mononucleosis affect the cardiovascular system?
A new study suggests a usually dormant virus that can cause mononucleosis is associated with a higher risk of heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death.