Ataxia with pregnancy plus underlying cardiac complications. Ataxia taking immunosuppression drugs for comorbidities or autoimmune ataxiaĦ. wheelchair bound or living in a care home 4. Ataxia with significantly reduced mobility i.e.
Ataxia with any additional comorbidities including: diabetes, cardiac or respiratory complicationsģ. The Association of British Neurologist (ABN) Guidelines for Covid-19 advise that anyone withĪn ataxia diagnosis plus any of the below should be included in the extremely vulnerableĢ. These people will already have been notified by their GP or consultant and previously been advised to 'shield'. People with ataxia plus additional health problems such as cardiac and respiratory conditions are categorised as 'clinically extremely vulnerable'. People with an underlying neurological condition such as ataxia fall into this category. Whilst the vaccination is not compulsory, there is now good evidence that certain underlying health conditions increase the risk of severe illness and mortality from COVID-19. Here we provide some information about the vaccine. With the availability of the vaccines in the UK, Ataxia UK has had a number of enquiries from people with ataxia about it. 🙂 The following information is copied from AtaxiaUK, it does mention that people with autoimmune types should have the vaccine, but it doesn’t give mention to any aftereffects. Wobblybee in reply to penelope2 2 years ago
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