Pick 43: Liam Fawcett

[Damo]

Your method worked fantastically well lmao

You are meant to develop lifelong immunity after getting it once .. and here is you with not two bouts, but three .. and telling people how they should treat it

[Diocletian]

TIS didn't just have the regular G fever - he had the Top G fever.....

[Tiger_In_Sicily]

Your method worked fantastically well lmao

You are meant to develop lifelong immunity after getting it once .. and here is you with not two bouts, but three .. and telling people how they should treat it

You obviously have no idea about glandular fever. Once you get it it remains with you forever! When your run down and immune system weakened it can flair up again. Just like cold sores. I've had yes 3 times. Yet it never stopped me, was still working with it, never bed ridden for months, no chronic fatigue, so shove that up your clacker. You're all so intelligent know it alls here. Life long immunity , ffs you make me laugh!!!

[Tiger_In_Sicily]

TIS didn't just have the regular G fever - he had the Top G fever.....

You're so clever! Wow

[MintOnLamb]

GS, could be 6 months to a year??

[Andyy]

Your method worked fantastically well lmao

You are meant to develop lifelong immunity after getting it once .. and here is you with not two bouts, but three .. and telling people how they should treat it

You obviously have no idea about glandular fever. Once you get it it remains with you forever! When your run down and immune system weakened it can flair up again. Just like cold sores. I've had yes 3 times. Yet it never stopped me, was still working with it, never bed ridden for months, no chronic fatigue, so shove that up your clacker. You're all so intelligent know it alls here. Life long immunity , ffs you make me laugh!!!

Correct, EBV often infects you and stays dormant before becoming symptomatic many years later.

Astronauts have also noticed that they become symptomatic in space - have you been to space also? Haha

[Tiger_In_Sicily]

Your method worked fantastically well lmao

You are meant to develop lifelong immunity after getting it once .. and here is you with not two bouts, but three .. and telling people how they should treat it

You obviously have no idea about glandular fever. Once you get it it remains with you forever! When your run down and immune system weakened it can flair up again. Just like cold sores. I've had yes 3 times. Yet it never stopped me, was still working with it, never bed ridden for months, no chronic fatigue, so shove that up your clacker. You're all so intelligent know it alls here. Life long immunity , ffs you make me laugh!!!

Correct, EBV often infects you and stays dormant before becoming symptomatic many years later.

Astronauts have also noticed that they become symptomatic in space - have you been to space also? Haha

We all have been , you just haven't realised yet. Where do you think the earth is!

[Diocletian]

You're definitely on some planet - not sure it's this one....

[Damo]

Your method worked fantastically well lmao

You are meant to develop lifelong immunity after getting it once .. and here is you with not two bouts, but three .. and telling people how they should treat it

You obviously have no idea about glandular fever. Once you get it it remains with you forever! When your run down and immune system weakened it can flair up again. Just like cold sores. I've had yes 3 times. Yet it never stopped me, was still working with it, never bed ridden for months, no chronic fatigue, so shove that up your clacker. You're all so intelligent know it alls here. Life long immunity , ffs you make me laugh!!!

Once you have had glandular fever, it is unlikely you will develop it again. This is because people develop lifelong immunity after the initial infection

https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/infections-and-poisoning/glandular-fever/#:~:text=However%2C%20if%20a%20person%20develops,immunity%20after%20the%20initial%20infection.

The antibodies provide lifelong immunity, and glandular fever rarely comes back a second time.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/167390

I can link you another 20 showing I’m correct

But it’s ok . Might just be your immune system

[Tiger_In_Sicily]

Your method worked fantastically well lmao

You are meant to develop lifelong immunity after getting it once .. and here is you with not two bouts, but three .. and telling people how they should treat it

You obviously have no idea about glandular fever. Once you get it it remains with you forever! When your run down and immune system weakened it can flair up again. Just like cold sores. I've had yes 3 times. Yet it never stopped me, was still working with it, never bed ridden for months, no chronic fatigue, so shove that up your clacker. You're all so intelligent know it alls here. Life long immunity , ffs you make me laugh!!!

Once you have had glandular fever, it is unlikely you will develop it again. This is because people develop lifelong immunity after the initial infection

https://www.nhsinform.scot/illnesses-and-conditions/infections-and-poisoning/glandular-fever/#:~:text=However%2C%20if%20a%20person%20develops,immunity%20after%20the%20initial%20infection.

The antibodies provide lifelong immunity, and glandular fever rarely comes back a second time.

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/167390

I can link you another 20 showing I’m correct

But it’s ok . Might just be your immune system

Pathetic. Glandular Fever is part of the herpes family. Cold sores are the same. So going by that BS you read, once you get a cold sore you'll never get one again. I've never had a cold sore.

[TigerLand]

You are both right.

You are meant to develop life long immunity but it can reactivate in very rare cases. If managed properly you should recover and never see it again. Confident Liam will be fine and his first pre season is pointless anyway being a KP forward. He will be fine in long run.

[lamington]

If only we had an active forum member who is a doctor who could chime in with safely medical advice. Someone who bleeds yellow and black if you will

[Go Richo 12]

If only we had an active forum member who is a doctor who could chime in with safely medical advice. Someone who bleeds yellow and black if you will

We did once, can’t remember who but he was a regular poster.

[Diocletian]

Until the laggers got to him..... 

[Tiger_In_Sicily]

You are both right.

You are meant to develop life long immunity but it can reactivate in very rare cases. If managed properly you should recover and never see it again. Confident Liam will be fine and his first pre season is pointless anyway being a KP forward. He will be fine in long run.

he will be fine, I haven't had it reoccur for over 25 years. Think I have it covered now