Can You Get COVID-19 Again After Previous Infection?

Learn if you can get COVID-19 again three months after infection and understand the importance of safety measures.

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Yes, you can get COVID-19 even if you had it 3 months ago. Immunity from a previous infection may decrease over time, and new variants can potentially evade this immunity. It's important to continue following public health guidelines such as wearing masks, practicing social distancing, and getting vaccinated to reduce the risk of reinfection.

FAQs & Answers

  1. How long does COVID-19 immunity last? Immunity from a previous COVID-19 infection may last for several months but can wane over time.
  2. What are the symptoms of COVID-19 reinfection? Symptoms of COVID-19 reinfection can vary but may include fever, cough, difficulty breathing, and loss of taste or smell.
  3. How can I protect myself from COVID-19 reinfection? You can protect yourself by wearing masks, practicing social distancing, maintaining good hygiene, and staying updated on vaccinations.
  4. Are new COVID-19 variants more contagious? Yes, some new COVID-19 variants have shown to be more contagious and may evade immunity gained from previous infections.

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