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A member asked:
I was sick for several weeks in january with a lot of respiratory issues. is it possible to get covid-19?
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Possibly possible: We don't have enough information to be sure that people can't be re-infected with the virus. Antibody testing would help to determine if you have in fact been affected with COVID 19.
Answered 5/4/2020
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