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Yes, but you should be scared of the common cold. It has killed far more people this year than omicron!
It’s possible but highly unlikely in the short term if you’re boosted and previously infected
Conversation Starter
It’s possible if you’re just “pretty sure”. If you tested positive for Covid previously, the chances of being reinfected are very low
“By contrast, having had COVID-19 without being vaccinated only gave 65% protection against catching it again.”
https://covid.joinzoe.com/post/do-i-need-a-covid-vaccine-if-ive-had-covid
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Yes, the omicron variant has quite a few differences than delta. Unfortunately.
It’s possible as omicron has some ability to bypass both vaccine immunity and infection induced immunity. However your risk is greatly reduced as your antibodies will likely be sky high for a few months to provide decent protection against omicron.
Even if omicron does get by those first line antibodies, the resulting infection is unlikely to cause significant issues.
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you can get an antibody test at labcorp to see if u actually had covid. not sure if it will tell u which strain.
There are case studies of breakthrough Omicron infections despite vaccination/booster or prior infections. Sadly, that's where we are at.
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As far as I’m aware, reinfection (getting Covid twice) is very uncommon, but not unheard of
It was uncommon, but omicron makes it far more likely. That said, if vaccinated and boosted you’re generally good.