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Covid reinfection is more severe or less severe than first one?
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Not a lot of data to make a judgement on. I would talk with your Inidan Drs as they may have more experience with this sequence of events that we do here in US.
Answered 5/20/2021
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definitely less severe. Good Luck
Answered 5/20/2021
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