Many people, who are going to be vaccinated soon, suffer a variety of autoimmune diseases (i.e. reumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis and many others). In particular, some of them are immunodepressed because cronically using different immunosuppressant treatments.
Are they safe getting one of the new m-RNA vaccines for Covid-19?
Take a look at this useful link.
https://science.sciencemag.org/content/371/6525/145
Please, check the recent manuscript of mine. The reason of atypical pneumonia in SARS-CoV-2 is autoimmunity itself.
Immunogen and antigens used - this is the most important, bit not the variant of this immunogen delivery to the host immune system.
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/348183158_SARS-CoV-2_infection_multilayer_pathogenesis_recognition_based_vaccine_and_medicine
Many thanks to both the colleagues about their answers (I downloaded dr. Fedorov's recent paper as he suggested).
Nevertheless, I'm not a medical doctor. May I have a simpler answers from you? For example: you suffer from a 15 years psoriatic arthritis and you get Leflunomide (20 mg/ or 40 mg per day) and methilpredisnolone (4mg per day). Then, it's your turn to be vaccinated against Covid-19. Is it dangerous?
1) You may have a worsening of your psoriatic arthritis?
2) You may get another autoimmune disease?
3) You may develop Sars Covid 2 itself?
I'm looking forward to receiving your simpler answer to my question. Thank you, Catina Feresin
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