Do I have mono or something else?

Your college should have a local health center where they provide you with free doctor services. They charge a bit for medicine, if you need it, but the prices are cheaper than elsewhere, and the checkup/consultation is free. Your tuition fees already include these services, so you might as well make use of it.

PnL already said what I was going to say. It’s good advice. Do it.

Please go -soon. Mono really isn’t anything to mess around with. Go to the Health Center – get checked out and feel better!

Mono is very serious. Look at the knob on the set. A little to the left. Now push it in. There, should be back to stereo now.

Whoa thanks Zen. I feel much better now. If I knew that’s all I had to do I would have done it long ago. You are my hero

maybe you’re just really bored.

@johnny Welcome to fluther. ;-)

Definitely follow PnL’s advice. You need bloodwork to figure out what the problem is.

Sounds like flutherosis.

Hard to know based on the limited information you provided, but I doubt you have mono. Most people with mono do feel tired, yes. But, they tend to have a decreased appetite (anorexia) rather than an increased appetite. Other classis mono symptoms are a sore throat and (sometimes) a sense of fullness in the stomach (from an enlarged spleen). Your symptoms (tiredness) are so vague as to make it impossible to know. As PnL said, only a doctor can help you with this condition, whatever it is.

omg this makes me think of that joke, i thought i had mono but it was just an abortion…can’t find quote!