The patient is admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with chronic postviral fatigue syndrome. The patient is known to have had infectious mononucleosis several months previously and has never felt well since that time. Laboratory tests and neurologic studies are used to evaluate the patient’s condition and possible underlying cause. The physician concludes that the current condition is a late effect of chronic Epstein-Barr infection. The patient is discharged home for rest and recovery.
The patient is admitted to the hospital and diagnosed with chronic postviral fatigue…
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