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, muscle soreness, and a persistent cough."Why subject yourself to this if you don't need to?" Dr. Whyte says.
And just because you get COVID doesn't mean you'll never get it again. A prior COVID infection offers some immunity, but it differs between people. You might catch the one time and then get omicron later. And no one knows what emerging variants are in our future or how severely your body may react.To ease your anxiety about contracting COVID, Dr. Whyte says,"Stop watching the daily counts. Do what is in your control, which is get vaccinated, get boosted, wear a high-quality mask, and try to surround yourself with people who do the same." He also advises to get some rapid tests, so when you're concerned about exposure, you can test — here's.
It may make you feel more at ease to know that"most experts agree that this Omicron surge will be over in a few weeks. So, hunker down for a few more weeks, and you'll likely avoid infection," Dr. Whyte says.
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