When treating infectious mono is important to take good care of your spleen. Your spleen is a large, blood-filled organs on the left side of the abdomen. His job is to filter blood and produce blood cells in your immune system.
In about half of all patients mono, the spleen becomes enlarged. You may feel some discomfort or pain in the area below the left ribs. In many cases there is no bol.Problem with enlarged spleen that may burst, causing great loss of blood with potentially fatal consequences.
Splenic rupture is the most common cause of death in patients mono. Fortunately rupture of the spleen is rare, occurring in only one or two out of every thousand patients mono. Emergency hospital treatment with blood transfusions and intensive care can save lives.
When the treatment of infectious mono, there are several things you can do to minimize the problems with the spleen. First, it is important to avoid weight lifting and contact sports such as rugby, football, wrestling, boxing, basketball and martial arts. All that puts pressure on your stomach like a deep massage or vigorous abdominal examination should also be avoided.
When treating infectious mono it is important to avoid constipation, as this could put undue pressure on the stomach and spleen. Eating fiber-rich diet with plenty of clean water and natural oils can help keep you regular.
If you have an enlarged spleen and then there are some good herbs like milk thistle and Red Root, traditionally used to cleanse the lymph and reduce increased slezena. Imuni-boosting diets with a lot of anti-inflammatory ingredients such as ginger, turmeric and fish oils, and nutrients such as zinc and vitamin C can also go a long way in helping your spleen.
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