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Last monday i had a stomach bug and since thursday my other family members have come down with it. am i at risk of getting it again?
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Usually no: With a normal immune system, antibodies are developed as the body heals from an infection. You would likely be protected if you come into contact with the virus a second time. If not, I would at least expect faster resolution and milder symptoms. Good hand hygiene is still warranted as you can pass it onto the "uninitiated"
Answered 3/10/2015
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