ChiefKiasu\" post_id=\"2054817\" time=\"1641382973\" user_id=\"3:You'll still get reinfection of Covid even if you had caught it. It is basically like common flu where our immune body cannot fight off all flu variants 100% even if it has gone through multiple variants and multiple vaccinations (this is why flu vaccinations are annual thing and not like taking polio or smallpox vaccines). At anytime, your body will host many variants of less harmful microbes, e.g. streps without causing you any symptoms. If you have a weaken immune system say from stress factor or nutrition defiencies, you can temporary give these microbe a chance to become symptomatic.
I caught a cold on 31 December. I thought I had covid :roll: . Did my COVID self test and was disappointed that it was negative. I was actually hoping it was COVID so I can get it over with. But I only suffered for a day with body racking coughs and sore throat. Then it was gone. Must be the fastest 2-day recovery I ever had for a cold. I wonder if the vaccines had anything to do with it.
Anyway, I have no idea where or how I caught the cold. I hardly go to any places with lots of people, and I'm always with my mask on. I'm thinking, if it's so easy to catch a cold, then catching COVID must be the same. I just hope I catch the virus sooner while my 3 doses of vaccine is still effective.
Sigh.
As for mask, it isn't 100% effective against Covid transmissions (see https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/nov/17/wearing-masks-single-most-effective-way-to-tackle-covid-study-finds).
As for you to hoping to get Covid while still having triple shots effectiveness probably isn't rational considering:[list=1]