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I had covid this year in july and i am fully vaccinated. i went to a business dinner and two members tested positive. what are the chances that i will test positive too?
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COVID 19 is contagious, as you know. The chances are high that you may get COVID 19. Vaccines protect the body from bad outcomes from COVID 19 not having a virus infect the body. Keeping a distance and wearing a mask helps
Answered 11/13/2021
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It is not feasible to give you a number, however, given your vaccination status, you are unlikely to get sick even if you get infected.
Answered 11/12/2021
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