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If i had covid can i be around others with covid? had it in january. my grandma is sick and i would like to help her but i dont want to catch it again?
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Yes, you should be immune for at least 3 months and some data show infected people still have good antibodies after 6 months. You can safely assist your grandma.
Answered 3/12/2021
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It is likely that you continue to have some level of immunity. I would still wear a mask and socially distance when able. Additionally when COVID 19 vaccination is available for your age group (likely in May 2021) recommend you get it.
Answered 3/13/2021
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