> "there already seems to have been cases with this one where a person got it twice" Just so people know: this has not been confirmed and has been an unsubstan

> "there already seems to have been cases with this one where a person got it twice" Just so people know: this has not been confirmed and has been an unsubstantiated rumor for a while. It is pretty unlikely this will happen considering what we know about how things like this function on a physiological level. It is much more likely due to the changes is testing (mostly where on the body samples were taken), confusion about symptoms or false negatives.