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Will your immune system continue to recognize covid-19 after your vaccinated?
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THATS WHY YOU GET VACCINATED IN ORDER TO BUILD UP ANTIBODIES AGAINST COVID-19. IF YOU BECOME POSITIVE THAN YOUR IMMUNE SYSTEM WILL RECOGNIZE IT AND ELIMINATE IT.
Answered 6/10/2021
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