Which of the following is NOT a recommended treatment for Mononucleosis?

In the management of Mononucleosis, particularly when caused by Epstein-Barr virus, supportive care is typically recommended, which includes rest, avoidance of contact sports, and the use of analgesics or antipyretics to manage symptoms such as fever and throat pain.

Antibiotics are not effective against viral infections like Mononucleosis. While they can be prescribed to treat secondary bacterial infections that may arise, such as strep throat, they do not treat the Mononucleosis itself which is viral in nature. This is why antibiotics are not considered a recommended treatment for Mononucleosis. Supportive measures are key to ensuring recovery and preventing complications associated with the illness.