Hello. Thank you for posting your query at DoctorSpring.com
I understand your concern.
I have gone through all your reports, and they are suggestive of infectious mononucleosis in the recent past. Let me explain how i can come to that diagnosis. IGM antibody test if positive for any virus/bacteria, indicates an active infection. Once the infection has past its acute stage, it comes down. IGG antibody test is done to check for past infections, or also to test the immunity status. Since you took the tests after 3 months, by that time your IGM already came down, but IGG persisted, and hence it is still pretty high. You obviously have not been cured of mononucleoesis till now.
Normally mono is a self-limiting disease with an incubation period of 4-6 weeks, and then the disease manifests. The most common presentation will be that of sore throat, enlargement of neck lymph nodes, fever, constant fatigue, and in severe cases hepatosplenomegaly. Hence patients with mono, are advised not to go for contact sports, since they can easily injure their injured spleen which can be catastrophic. The surprising thing in your case is that it still has not subsided. There is no such vaccination but super added infections can be prevented.
Since you also have parotitis i will suggest you take the following medicine :
1) Tab. Augmentin ( Amoxycillin + Clavulanic acid ) 650 mg two tablets daily for the next one week.
2) Tab. Ibuprofen 400 mg SOS in case of muscular pain/ headache. ( Can develop along with fatigue )
In your case eye pain can be due to the constant fatigue that you have been subjected too since you acquired Mono.
3) Tab. Neurobion Forte one tablet a day ( or any other multi vitamin which is having B12 available locally ). Some viral infections can lead to neuritis or nerve inflammation leading to tingling feeling.
If your parotitis is still not resolving, it is better to get yourself examined by a general surgeon, who can assess if your deep lobe has already been involved. Then some fluid can be drained and sent for culture.
Once your super added infections are treated, mono should subside.
Feel free to discuss further,
Regards

Hello. Thank you for the follow up.
Yes persistent infection with Mono, makes a patient more susceptible for other viral illnesses. CMV is also positive in your case and that could be causing the neuritis problem too, leading to the tingling you described. Please do not be worried, since both the diseases are self limiting, and more than 90 % of the population are infected with those viruses. Some people manifest the disease, and some don't.
You will definitely recover, it is just taking slightly longer.
Please take a course of the medicines i mentioned, and get back to me in 7 days. If there isn't much improvement, we can start anti-virals for you. Anti-virals are normally the last resort, since there are questions about their efficacy in CMV/EBV infections.
Feel free to discuss further,
Regards

Hello.

While parotitis, EBV and CMV can occur in patients who have HIV, they are quite common even in the normal population. So it does not mean you have HIV.

You do not have HIV because you have been tested and found negative. HIV tests are very accurate and a negative test after 6 weeks to months after exposure is conclusive and means that you do not have HIV.
Your body is healthy and producing the required antibodies. So please do not worry about this.

You only seem to have a sequelae of Mononucleiosis where some individuals continue to have myalgia (muscle aches), swollen lymph nodes etc. You can take an anti-inflammtory like OTC Ibuprofen 400 mg, after food, twice daily, for a week instead of SOS. This should work on resolving the persistent inflammation and also provide symptomatic relief.

I hope this helps.
Regards.