Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the case > Compared with those infected once, patients who were reinfected showed that they were more prone to complicati

Unfortunately that doesn't seem to be the case > Compared with those infected once, patients who were reinfected showed that they were more prone to complications in various organ systems and more likely to be diagnosed with long COVID than those infected only once. These findings were consistent regardless of vaccination status. > For those who had COVID-19 two times or more, the data appeared to show a: > Two times increased risk of death > Three times increased risk of hospitalization > Two times increased risk of long COVID and chronic fatigue > Three times increased risk of heart issues and blood clotting disorders https://www.nebraskamed.com/COVID/do-repeat-covid-infections-make-long-covid-more-likely https://www.nebraskamed.com/COVID/do-repeat-covid-infections...