Do patients that have recovered from ARDS get ARDS again?

I just want to know if it is possible to get ARDS more than one time for the same person.

yes you are very susceptable to ARDS again!

Yes it is, because ARDS is not a bacterial/viral disease, the immune system cannot develope an immunity to it

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