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A member asked:
Im 33 and recovered from covid since contracted about 12 days ago. am also fully vaccinated and got my last booster 6 months ago. am i pretty well protected from covid in the short term or do i still need to be extra cautious? i dont want it again?
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You are protected from any serious illness due to Covid. The virus keep mutating and one can not be too sure. It would be prudent to wear a mask in public. Wish you good health!
Answered 7/23/2022
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