"Booster" shots are appropriate, but although not frequent, re-infection of previously fullly vaccinated individuals has caused relatively mild symptoms (muscle pain, fatique, low grade fever). The occurrence of severe symptoms needful of hospitalization is even more uncommon, but if respiratory symptoms arise after contact, go to an ED for treatment.
Answered 11/23/2021
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Your granddaughter is still contagious and the vaccination provides protection, but infection may still occur. She should self isolate and use a separate bathroom,eating area and utensils. Use a mask and good hand washing. If you have health issues, advise against contact. Please discuss with your physician.
Answered 11/27/2021
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