No, filing an amendment does not place you at a higher risk of audit.
If you entered incorrect information on your tax return, you should do an amendment, especially when it can bring you a higher refund. It is very common. I will suggest you to wait until the IRS has completely processed your return, then follow the instructions from my previous post to amend.
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