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I had shingles back in 1995. Had mononucleosis at the same time. I read somewhere that having mono, and a retrovirus (shingles), at the same time has something to do with MS activating in some people.

I had weird little symptoms for years after that, that I know now are MS symptoms.


I had shingles again earlier this year.
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