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A member asked:
I just got covid for the first time i am fully vaccinated i got my booster but still i am sick has hell with all the covid symptoms. why is that?
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The original vaccines were never cited as more than 95% effective. That means ~5 of every 100 had the same risk as the unvaccinated. This in theory is due to individual variation in response to the vaccines. Luckily, they have developed treatment options and other permeative measures.
Answered 7/22/2022
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