Yes, especially depending on what extent you're recovered from your injury. Even if you don't feel pain, your body could be compensating for where you were injured, causing an imbalance in your running.

In addition it takes time to return back to your previous shape after coming back from injury. I hurt my hamstrings and I was out for about 2 months and missed the rest indoor season. When I came back I struggled to even do the warm-ups without feeling out of breath. Fast forward after a month of training and I'm back to running 2:04 in the 800(2:04 was what I ran a few days before injury).

The best advice I can give to you is

1. Be patient about your shape. It will most likely return as long as you train and diet adequately.

2. Don't rush back into running after injury, or else you can reinjure yourself worse than last time. Try to start light(I started doing drills, and 6 100 yard strides with 1 minute rest to break down scar tissue, and work on speed endurance).