Having had seasonal flu or the flu vaccine has nothing to do with how you may react to this covid virus
I don't know if this is the right place to ask this, I can post it elsewhere if it's not.I'm 23F, 5'3 117lbs, in canada. drink occasionally and very rarely smokeI've never had the flu, and I hardly ever get colds. The most I'll get is the sniffles, sore throat and a headache in winter. The only times I've been sick with something that I can remember was a stomach bug 2 or 3 times and I think I had strep throat at some point.I've had the flu shot maybe once when I was a kid but I can't remember another time since then. There's no real reason to it, I know I should be getting it but my parents never enforced it so we all just forget out it (my family is like this too, I could count on one hand the times one of got really sick with something.) I know I should because it hurts other people but that's not the point to this. My question is this, from what I understand having a flu shot and getting the flu builds immunity to the virus, right? If I've never had the flu or the flu shot, and I get the COVID19, is my body not gonna take it well? I know you probably don't have an exact answer to this since we are all still learning about it but maybe theoretically could you tell me what you think? or how would I react if I get the seasonal flu?