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A member asked:
I am pregnant and has one pfizer shot. i found out i also had a natural infection. do i need to get my second shot right away? since i had prior natural infection plus my first pfizer shot, will the second shot symptoms be worse?
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Not necessarily. A natural infection and one shot will protect you. You should take the second shot, but there is no urgency about it. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 8/21/2021
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