ABSTRACT
@#Introduction: Mass COVID-19 vaccination has been pivotal in the fight against this pandemic. The occurrence of glomerular disease following COVID-19 vaccinations particularly mRNA vaccine has been reported. The reported cases in the region are limited and number of cases reported are low in contrast to the total number of vaccine doses given worldwide, the healthcare providers should be alerted about such issues to provide swift and proper management. Case Series: Here, we report 3 cases of Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) following COVID-19 vaccination and their outcomes. Two of the patients received BNT162b2 vaccination and one received CoronaVac vaccination. The mean age of the patients was 33+/-7 years old. The mean duration onset of FSGS was 23+/-19 days post vaccinations. Two of the patients (BNT162b2 vaccination and CoronaVac vaccination) achieved complete remission after corticosteroid therapy. This is the first reported case of De Novo FSGS following CoronaVac vaccination in the literature. The third patient, who received BNT162b2 vaccination and presented late (42 days post vaccination) was not in remission despite three months of immunosuppressive treatment. Conclusion: The treating physician needs to be aware of the possibility of the development of FSGS associated with COVID-19 vaccination and how to proceed with vaccination schedule in these populations. Overall, the advantage of COVID-19 vaccination far outweighs the possibility of COVID-19 vaccine-associated glomerular disease.