From Mady Hornig's Swedish Presentation:
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I don't know what it means but it must mean something. I never had a problem with sore throats prior to getting ME/CFS/FM.
The throat, of course, is a common place for pathogens to enter. Infectious mononucleosis / glandular fever often causes sore throats, fever and swollen glands.
Did you or do you experience sore throats post ME/CFS/FM?
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I did not have sudden onset, nor did I have swollen glands but I had sure had a constant sore throat for about ten years. In truth, it was the least of my worries but it always there - mildly inflamed and then eventually it just went away.And we’re also doing the microbiome analysis which is including both the bacteria in the gut as well as in oral pharyngeal areas, where many patients are starting with a sore throat, swollen glands in the head and neck.....
I don't know what it means but it must mean something. I never had a problem with sore throats prior to getting ME/CFS/FM.
The throat, of course, is a common place for pathogens to enter. Infectious mononucleosis / glandular fever often causes sore throats, fever and swollen glands.
Did you or do you experience sore throats post ME/CFS/FM?