infection.
Some people experience persistent symptoms following COVID-19, sometimes referred to as Long COVID.
These symptoms can affect different parts of the body and can continue well beyond the initial infection.
According to the CDC, studies indicate that people who are vaccinated and later develop COVID-19 are less likely to develop Long COVID compared with people who are unvaccinated or not up to date with vaccination.
That does not mean vaccination eliminates the possibility of Long COVID.
It means vaccination may reduce the risk.
Again, the distinction between zero risk
