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A reinfection is a second infection by the same microorganism, either during or after the original infection. A microorganism is a tiny organism made of one cell that is usually too small to be seen without using a microscope. Reinfection comes from the Latin word “re” meaning “again,” and the Latin word “inficere” meaning “to stain.” Put the words together and you have “to stain again.”

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