1 Comment February 4th, 2010

I read somewhere that glandular fever can cause infertility in males, can it also be true of females?

Melynda asked:


I am a female and i had glandular fever when i was about 15 years old, i am now 22. I was told that it could be possible that the glandular fever i had at that age may have caused me to become infertile. Has anyone else heard of this?

Arielle
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One Response to “I read somewhere that glandular fever can cause infertility in males, can it also be true of females?”

  1. Trust me I'm a Doctor ? Says:
    February 6th, 2010 at 8:14 am

    Albina

    You may be getting confused with mumps, which is an infection of the salivary glands in the mouth. a bout of mumps during their teenage years can cause fertility problems later for men. It doesn’t affect women in this way.