subject: Epstein Barr Virus - How Long Does It Last? [print this page] Common question we hear many of the doctors is "How much is the Epstein-Barr virus last?".
Generally the symptoms of Epstein-Barr virus post 1 to 4 weeks. The study estimated the population at the university that 20% of EBV patients return to work within a week, and 50% within 2 weeks of infection.
In some cases, the Epstein-Barr virus last for months or years. It is estimated that about half of those who have symptoms at the start of symptoms during the two months after infection. In three months, about one of every three people living with the symptoms of the reports, and six months, this figure is one out of every ten. Twenty-four months after injury a small percentage of people still reported symptoms, and fatigue, especially in the progress.
In about 6% of the people, Epstein-Barr virus lasts for months or years after the virus to contact for the first time. EBV is a latent virus that can be set back when the body is under stress or running.
EBV repeated setbacks may be a sign of immunological abnormalities. It is usually more is known about the symptoms, the more the infection weakens the immune system of people and they need to recover.
The bottom line is, "How much is the Epstein-Barr" depends on the health of the immune system. If you have EBV and still get frequent sore throat, swollen glands or fatigue, and this is a way of nature to tell you that something is wrong with the immune system.
It can suppress the immune system of the bad eating habits, lack of nutrition, stress, emotional problems unresolved, smoking, or chronic disease such as underlying pneumonia or Mycoplasma infection chlamydia. Genes may make you more susceptible to disease.
Since when is associated with Epstein-Barr virus to your close to feed the disk. A lack of food from one to affect the immune system. Several studies have linked weaken the immune system and vitamin deficiency disease after A, C, E, and zinc, and selenium. Other essential nutrients for the immune system, iron, and vitamin D and B complex vitamins - it helps your body to produce T-cells and B cells, antibodies and other proteins of the immune system. Modern Western diet of today's foods containing fat and sugar and process does nothing to support the immune system to fight infections such as EBV.
Fortunately, through the practices of public life such as healthy diet, reducing stress and regular exercise, and take some food supplements, strengthen immune, you can enhance immunity own to help shorten the duration of Epstein-Barr virus in the hard body.
