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Should i get vaccinated for covid-19 every year if i had covid-19 one time would i be immune from getting it again?
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THe Covid vaccine will help protect you against the current strains of the Covid virus whereas the infection you had will only protect you from the strain you had at that time. So, it is recommended that you have the latest vaccine this coming fall to protect you from the winter peak that will likely happen. Good luck!
Answered 9/8/2023
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