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Semlohenaid
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Hi, I'm confused.
I have palindromic arthritis in my hands, non - ankylosing spondylitis in my back. My rheumatologist says I'm at risk, as I work front line A & E. But my manager said I'm fine to be in work.
I have palindromic arthritis in my hands, non - ankylosing spondylitis in my back. My rheumatologist says I'm at risk, as I work front line A & E. But my manager said I'm fine to be in work.
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Hi Semlohenaid and welcome to the Online Community.
That does indeed sound very confusing. To determine your level of risk you can work out your risk score here: COVID-19 - assessing your risk.
If you think you should be self-isolating and there is a conflict, then perhaps a letter or advisory from your rheumatologist may be needed? As I am totally unfamiliar with systems within the Health Service, it sounds as though you need help from within your organisation to make matters clearer.
Best wishes
Brynmor
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