COVID Immunity Reinfection

Evidence from coronaviruses that cause common colds show the ability to be reinfected but even in that case immunity still lasts for months rather than days. In the case of a more severe disease like SARS, antibody responses have been found after 17 years. We don't know enough about Covid to make a good guess about immunity but it seems unlikely that someone could be reinfected days after recovering.

There is evidence that people can become re-infected, so antibodies aren't enough.

Why wouldn’t having Covid several times confer the same immunity as you having Covid once?

That "some immunity" is clearly insufficient, because people who actually got infected with Covid itself and then again with Covid, in many if not most cases have more severe symptoms. In fact, the scarce evidence suggests Covid might be a subject to Antibody Enhancement; that would mean that every next infection will get worse and worse. In any case, Coronaviruses have long be known to cause very short term immunity. Even more importantly, constant reinfection may debilitate the organ

Its very likely and we kinda know that catching the virus gives short term immunity. Longer term is unknown.

You seem to be assuming that once you get it you'll be immune. But there's some evidence that patients can be reinfected and the subsequent infection is worse.

There’s initial evidence of reinfection and limited immunity that are under further investigation:https://www.vox.com/2020/7/12/21321653/getting-covid-19-twic...<a href="https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/jul/12/immunity-to-covid-19-could-be-lost-in-months-uk

I know you're joking, but I was surprised to learn [1] that there are cases pointing to the likelihood that recovery from infection will not necessarily lead to immunity from subsequent infection.[1] https://www.vox.com/2020/7/12/21321653/getting-covid-19-twic...

All current evidence says infection confers temporary immunity to the vast majority of people infected. It’s not clear how long immunity lasts, but it’s most likely on the order of years. And even if you lose immunity, the reinfection will likely be more mild.https://www.wsj.com/articles/does-covid-19-infection-equal-i...

If people could get reinfected we would have heard of more of those cases by now. We can be pretty sure that it confers several months of immunity at minimum.