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Suppose you're exposed ~3 months after you're fully vaccinated. Maybe not a big viral dose, just a moderate exposure. Or any exposure, adjective withheld. They say you're unlikely to exhibit symptoms, or if you do, you're virtually certain to not require hospitalization.
Is that exposure to some strain of the virus apt to boost your immunity? It would seem likely that your body is going to mount another immune response that would result in more antibodies than before the exposure, in the same way that it mounts a greater immune response to the 2nd shot than the 1st shot for the mRNA vaccines (Moderna and Pfizer).
Is that exposure to some strain of the virus apt to boost your immunity? It would seem likely that your body is going to mount another immune response that would result in more antibodies than before the exposure, in the same way that it mounts a greater immune response to the 2nd shot than the 1st shot for the mRNA vaccines (Moderna and Pfizer).