chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest discomfort, Dyspnoea, Nasal congestion, Peripheral swelling, Pruritus
Clinical narrative: 3 hours after Covid vaccine pt experienced itchy skin, chest tightness, trouble breathing and swelling of the arms, nasal congestion. The next day, developed a rash on the neck area. Pt took loratidine, hydroxyzine, benadryl and used hydrocortisone cream and had improvement after 4 days.
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Rash, Spirometry
Clinical narrative: 3 hours after Covid vaccine pt experienced itchy skin, chest tightness, trouble breathing and swelling of the arms, nasal congestion. The next day, developed a rash on the neck area. Pt took loratidine, hydroxyzine, benadryl and used hydrocortisone cream and had improvement after 4 days.
Age: 39.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Vaccine breakthrough infection
Clinical narrative: VACCINE BREAKTHROUGH CASE
Age: 17.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Amnesia, Blood culture, Blood glucose decreased, Blood pressure decreased, Blood test
Clinical narrative: At 2am 4/22 patient started to feel sick and sent a text that I didn't read until 630 as I was asleep.  She had severe muscle aches, hurt to move, hurt to breathe and felt like she was having a heart attack.  She felt like she might pass out and had some blurred vision.  At 630am, I  saw her texts and immediately brought her 2 tylenol and a large glass of water.  She went back to bed.  She woke up around 10:45 and was feeling decent except for a headache but no fever or anything so we went to try on some Prom dresses.  At the dress shop, she collapsed and had a seizure lasting around a minute.  She lost her bladder and was completely confused and incoherent.  She's never had a seizure before.  I scooped her up, brought her to the ER where they ran every test and scan imagineable.  Full blood work up and cultures, a chest xray, a CT scan of her brain and lungs.  Her temp was high 103-104 and she had full body chills and a pounding headache.  Her BP kept dropping and got as low as 81/36.  They threw 2 bags of IV fluids into her and admitted her to the hospital.  She had also developed a heart murmur.  Over the course of the night, her BP stabilized but her temp continued to spike and come back down with Tylenol/Ibuprofen.  She also had IV Tordahl for the headache.  Her inflammatory markers were high at 15.3 which we were told should be less than 1.  They reran labs in the morning but everything can back really low which they felt was a dilution effect from all the fluids so wanted us to follow up with her primary care on Monday.  On Saturday night, he lymph nodes were swollen to the size of ping pong balls but have since slowly reduced in size although still there.  Her labs were better from discharge and her white blood cell count was within range and her inflammatory marker was down to 1.7.   Her blood sugar was a little low.  She did pass out and have seizure like response to giving blood in the doctors office,  lost bladder control again, shot pupils, etc.  She is still stuttering over words, has some short term memory retention and has some motor function issues which they think is a result of the initial seizure and should resolve itself over time.  Her liver function tests were totally normal in the hospital but are a high now so they will be checking her out again next week.
Age: 17.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Body temperature increased, Cardiac murmur, Chest X-ray, Chills, Computerised tomogram head
Clinical narrative: At 2am 4/22 patient started to feel sick and sent a text that I didn't read until 630 as I was asleep.  She had severe muscle aches, hurt to move, hurt to breathe and felt like she was having a heart attack.  She felt like she might pass out and had some blurred vision.  At 630am, I  saw her texts and immediately brought her 2 tylenol and a large glass of water.  She went back to bed.  She woke up around 10:45 and was feeling decent except for a headache but no fever or anything so we went to try on some Prom dresses.  At the dress shop, she collapsed and had a seizure lasting around a minute.  She lost her bladder and was completely confused and incoherent.  She's never had a seizure before.  I scooped her up, brought her to the ER where they ran every test and scan imagineable.  Full blood work up and cultures, a chest xray, a CT scan of her brain and lungs.  Her temp was high 103-104 and she had full body chills and a pounding headache.  Her BP kept dropping and got as low as 81/36.  They threw 2 bags of IV fluids into her and admitted her to the hospital.  She had also developed a heart murmur.  Over the course of the night, her BP stabilized but her temp continued to spike and come back down with Tylenol/Ibuprofen.  She also had IV Tordahl for the headache.  Her inflammatory markers were high at 15.3 which we were told should be less than 1.  They reran labs in the morning but everything can back really low which they felt was a dilution effect from all the fluids so wanted us to follow up with her primary care on Monday.  On Saturday night, he lymph nodes were swollen to the size of ping pong balls but have since slowly reduced in size although still there.  Her labs were better from discharge and her white blood cell count was within range and her inflammatory marker was down to 1.7.   Her blood sugar was a little low.  She did pass out and have seizure like response to giving blood in the doctors office,  lost bladder control again, shot pupils, etc.  She is still stuttering over words, has some short term memory retention and has some motor function issues which they think is a result of the initial seizure and should resolve itself over time.  Her liver function tests were totally normal in the hospital but are a high now so they will be checking her out again next week.
Age: 17.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Computerised tomogram thorax, Confusional state, Dizziness, Dysphemia, Full blood count
Clinical narrative: At 2am 4/22 patient started to feel sick and sent a text that I didn't read until 630 as I was asleep.  She had severe muscle aches, hurt to move, hurt to breathe and felt like she was having a heart attack.  She felt like she might pass out and had some blurred vision.  At 630am, I  saw her texts and immediately brought her 2 tylenol and a large glass of water.  She went back to bed.  She woke up around 10:45 and was feeling decent except for a headache but no fever or anything so we went to try on some Prom dresses.  At the dress shop, she collapsed and had a seizure lasting around a minute.  She lost her bladder and was completely confused and incoherent.  She's never had a seizure before.  I scooped her up, brought her to the ER where they ran every test and scan imagineable.  Full blood work up and cultures, a chest xray, a CT scan of her brain and lungs.  Her temp was high 103-104 and she had full body chills and a pounding headache.  Her BP kept dropping and got as low as 81/36.  They threw 2 bags of IV fluids into her and admitted her to the hospital.  She had also developed a heart murmur.  Over the course of the night, her BP stabilized but her temp continued to spike and come back down with Tylenol/Ibuprofen.  She also had IV Tordahl for the headache.  Her inflammatory markers were high at 15.3 which we were told should be less than 1.  They reran labs in the morning but everything can back really low which they felt was a dilution effect from all the fluids so wanted us to follow up with her primary care on Monday.  On Saturday night, he lymph nodes were swollen to the size of ping pong balls but have since slowly reduced in size although still there.  Her labs were better from discharge and her white blood cell count was within range and her inflammatory marker was down to 1.7.   Her blood sugar was a little low.  She did pass out and have seizure like response to giving blood in the doctors office,  lost bladder control again, shot pupils, etc.  She is still stuttering over words, has some short term memory retention and has some motor function issues which they think is a result of the initial seizure and should resolve itself over time.  Her liver function tests were totally normal in the hospital but are a high now so they will be checking her out again next week.
Age: 17.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Headache, Incoherent, Inflammatory marker increased, Laboratory test abnormal, Liver function test normal
Clinical narrative: At 2am 4/22 patient started to feel sick and sent a text that I didn't read until 630 as I was asleep.  She had severe muscle aches, hurt to move, hurt to breathe and felt like she was having a heart attack.  She felt like she might pass out and had some blurred vision.  At 630am, I  saw her texts and immediately brought her 2 tylenol and a large glass of water.  She went back to bed.  She woke up around 10:45 and was feeling decent except for a headache but no fever or anything so we went to try on some Prom dresses.  At the dress shop, she collapsed and had a seizure lasting around a minute.  She lost her bladder and was completely confused and incoherent.  She's never had a seizure before.  I scooped her up, brought her to the ER where they ran every test and scan imagineable.  Full blood work up and cultures, a chest xray, a CT scan of her brain and lungs.  Her temp was high 103-104 and she had full body chills and a pounding headache.  Her BP kept dropping and got as low as 81/36.  They threw 2 bags of IV fluids into her and admitted her to the hospital.  She had also developed a heart murmur.  Over the course of the night, her BP stabilized but her temp continued to spike and come back down with Tylenol/Ibuprofen.  She also had IV Tordahl for the headache.  Her inflammatory markers were high at 15.3 which we were told should be less than 1.  They reran labs in the morning but everything can back really low which they felt was a dilution effect from all the fluids so wanted us to follow up with her primary care on Monday.  On Saturday night, he lymph nodes were swollen to the size of ping pong balls but have since slowly reduced in size although still there.  Her labs were better from discharge and her white blood cell count was within range and her inflammatory marker was down to 1.7.   Her blood sugar was a little low.  She did pass out and have seizure like response to giving blood in the doctors office,  lost bladder control again, shot pupils, etc.  She is still stuttering over words, has some short term memory retention and has some motor function issues which they think is a result of the initial seizure and should resolve itself over time.  Her liver function tests were totally normal in the hospital but are a high now so they will be checking her out again next week.
Age: 17.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Loss of consciousness, Lymphadenopathy, Malaise, Motor dysfunction, Myalgia
Clinical narrative: At 2am 4/22 patient started to feel sick and sent a text that I didn't read until 630 as I was asleep.  She had severe muscle aches, hurt to move, hurt to breathe and felt like she was having a heart attack.  She felt like she might pass out and had some blurred vision.  At 630am, I  saw her texts and immediately brought her 2 tylenol and a large glass of water.  She went back to bed.  She woke up around 10:45 and was feeling decent except for a headache but no fever or anything so we went to try on some Prom dresses.  At the dress shop, she collapsed and had a seizure lasting around a minute.  She lost her bladder and was completely confused and incoherent.  She's never had a seizure before.  I scooped her up, brought her to the ER where they ran every test and scan imagineable.  Full blood work up and cultures, a chest xray, a CT scan of her brain and lungs.  Her temp was high 103-104 and she had full body chills and a pounding headache.  Her BP kept dropping and got as low as 81/36.  They threw 2 bags of IV fluids into her and admitted her to the hospital.  She had also developed a heart murmur.  Over the course of the night, her BP stabilized but her temp continued to spike and come back down with Tylenol/Ibuprofen.  She also had IV Tordahl for the headache.  Her inflammatory markers were high at 15.3 which we were told should be less than 1.  They reran labs in the morning but everything can back really low which they felt was a dilution effect from all the fluids so wanted us to follow up with her primary care on Monday.  On Saturday night, he lymph nodes were swollen to the size of ping pong balls but have since slowly reduced in size although still there.  Her labs were better from discharge and her white blood cell count was within range and her inflammatory marker was down to 1.7.   Her blood sugar was a little low.  She did pass out and have seizure like response to giving blood in the doctors office,  lost bladder control again, shot pupils, etc.  She is still stuttering over words, has some short term memory retention and has some motor function issues which they think is a result of the initial seizure and should resolve itself over time.  Her liver function tests were totally normal in the hospital but are a high now so they will be checking her out again next week.
Age: 17.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mydriasis, Pain, Painful respiration, Seizure, Seizure like phenomena
Clinical narrative: At 2am 4/22 patient started to feel sick and sent a text that I didn't read until 630 as I was asleep.  She had severe muscle aches, hurt to move, hurt to breathe and felt like she was having a heart attack.  She felt like she might pass out and had some blurred vision.  At 630am, I  saw her texts and immediately brought her 2 tylenol and a large glass of water.  She went back to bed.  She woke up around 10:45 and was feeling decent except for a headache but no fever or anything so we went to try on some Prom dresses.  At the dress shop, she collapsed and had a seizure lasting around a minute.  She lost her bladder and was completely confused and incoherent.  She's never had a seizure before.  I scooped her up, brought her to the ER where they ran every test and scan imagineable.  Full blood work up and cultures, a chest xray, a CT scan of her brain and lungs.  Her temp was high 103-104 and she had full body chills and a pounding headache.  Her BP kept dropping and got as low as 81/36.  They threw 2 bags of IV fluids into her and admitted her to the hospital.  She had also developed a heart murmur.  Over the course of the night, her BP stabilized but her temp continued to spike and come back down with Tylenol/Ibuprofen.  She also had IV Tordahl for the headache.  Her inflammatory markers were high at 15.3 which we were told should be less than 1.  They reran labs in the morning but everything can back really low which they felt was a dilution effect from all the fluids so wanted us to follow up with her primary care on Monday.  On Saturday night, he lymph nodes were swollen to the size of ping pong balls but have since slowly reduced in size although still there.  Her labs were better from discharge and her white blood cell count was within range and her inflammatory marker was down to 1.7.   Her blood sugar was a little low.  She did pass out and have seizure like response to giving blood in the doctors office,  lost bladder control again, shot pupils, etc.  She is still stuttering over words, has some short term memory retention and has some motor function issues which they think is a result of the initial seizure and should resolve itself over time.  Her liver function tests were totally normal in the hospital but are a high now so they will be checking her out again next week.
Age: 17.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Syncope, Urinary incontinence, Vision blurred, White blood cell count normal
Clinical narrative: At 2am 4/22 patient started to feel sick and sent a text that I didn't read until 630 as I was asleep.  She had severe muscle aches, hurt to move, hurt to breathe and felt like she was having a heart attack.  She felt like she might pass out and had some blurred vision.  At 630am, I  saw her texts and immediately brought her 2 tylenol and a large glass of water.  She went back to bed.  She woke up around 10:45 and was feeling decent except for a headache but no fever or anything so we went to try on some Prom dresses.  At the dress shop, she collapsed and had a seizure lasting around a minute.  She lost her bladder and was completely confused and incoherent.  She's never had a seizure before.  I scooped her up, brought her to the ER where they ran every test and scan imagineable.  Full blood work up and cultures, a chest xray, a CT scan of her brain and lungs.  Her temp was high 103-104 and she had full body chills and a pounding headache.  Her BP kept dropping and got as low as 81/36.  They threw 2 bags of IV fluids into her and admitted her to the hospital.  She had also developed a heart murmur.  Over the course of the night, her BP stabilized but her temp continued to spike and come back down with Tylenol/Ibuprofen.  She also had IV Tordahl for the headache.  Her inflammatory markers were high at 15.3 which we were told should be less than 1.  They reran labs in the morning but everything can back really low which they felt was a dilution effect from all the fluids so wanted us to follow up with her primary care on Monday.  On Saturday night, he lymph nodes were swollen to the size of ping pong balls but have since slowly reduced in size although still there.  Her labs were better from discharge and her white blood cell count was within range and her inflammatory marker was down to 1.7.   Her blood sugar was a little low.  She did pass out and have seizure like response to giving blood in the doctors office,  lost bladder control again, shot pupils, etc.  She is still stuttering over words, has some short term memory retention and has some motor function issues which they think is a result of the initial seizure and should resolve itself over time.  Her liver function tests were totally normal in the hospital but are a high now so they will be checking her out again next week.
Age: 42.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fatigue, Headache, Injection site pain
Clinical narrative: Very sore arm in injection area for first and second day. First day caused mild tiredness with slight headache.
Age: 38.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Arthralgia, Injection site pain, Neck pain, Paraesthesia oral
Clinical narrative: Tingling in tongue about 5 minutes after vaccination, pain in left side of neck and in should of injection site  Tingling in tongue lessened over time but having tingling in lips, especially left side of bottom lip Pain noticed around left collarbone area as well over time
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Injection site pain, Injection site warmth, Pruritus, Rash
Clinical narrative: COVID arm. Started on day 9, still having soreness, heat at injection site, rash and itching all over, especially eyes, nose and hands
Age: 24.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Alopecia
Clinical narrative: Hair loss. Pretty unusual amount.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Herpes zoster, Injection site scab, Neck pain
Clinical narrative: Developed a scab at the injection site about 2 days after receiving it. Developed severe neck pain about 3 weeks and a few days later. went to Patient Fist. Then to the ER where I was diagnosed with Shingles. Followed up a few days later with my doctor.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blood cholesterol increased, Headache, Herpes zoster, Injection site scab, Neck pain
Clinical narrative: Developed a scab at the injection site about 2 days after receiving it. Developed severe neck pain about 3 weeks and a few days later. went to Patient Fist. Then to the ER where I was diagnosed with Shingles. Followed up a few days later with my doctor.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Rash
Clinical narrative: Developed a scab at the injection site about 2 days after receiving it. Developed severe neck pain about 3 weeks and a few days later. went to Patient Fist. Then to the ER where I was diagnosed with Shingles. Followed up a few days later with my doctor.
Age: 31.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Axillary pain, Fatigue, Headache, Lymphadenopathy, Pain
Clinical narrative: I got my second dose of vaccine on Saturday afternoon 4:30pm. I was fine the first day, and started getting low grade fever the whole day on Sunday. I took Tylenol, then I would feel better and just slept it off. On Monday, I had a fever (38C). Again I took Tylenol and felt better. Then followed by low grade fever. Today I woke up fine but now I?m having low grade fever again. I have been feeling very tired, body ache and headache all these days, and I?ve slept most of the time. My lymph near my armpit has been swollen. It hurts even when I don?t touch it.
Age: 31.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: I got my second dose of vaccine on Saturday afternoon 4:30pm. I was fine the first day, and started getting low grade fever the whole day on Sunday. I took Tylenol, then I would feel better and just slept it off. On Monday, I had a fever (38C). Again I took Tylenol and felt better. Then followed by low grade fever. Today I woke up fine but now I?m having low grade fever again. I have been feeling very tired, body ache and headache all these days, and I?ve slept most of the time. My lymph near my armpit has been swollen. It hurts even when I don?t touch it.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blister, Herpes zoster, Musculoskeletal chest pain
Clinical narrative: A patch of Shingles on my back.  Evident blistering and pain in the rib cage area.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Tinnitus
Clinical narrative: Tinnitus- ringing in both ears, lasting 2 days
Age: 21.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anxiety, Chest pain, Dyspnoea, Electrocardiogram, Panic attack
Clinical narrative: Chest pain, shortness of breath, fever.
Age: 21.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia, X-ray
Clinical narrative: Chest pain, shortness of breath, fever.
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Lip swelling, Pollakiuria, Swelling, Thirst
Clinical narrative: The patient said she vomited once today (4/25/2021)  and has been having excessive thirst and urination.  She has chills and dizziness.  Patient received her 1st Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine dose on 4/15/21@ 1530. @ 2100 the same day she had swelling between lips and nose and she started feeling chilly. On 4/16/21 her symptoms went away.   Last February she said her glucose was 211 mg/dL when she went to the ED. She said she was not diagnosed with diabetes, but she does check her blood sugar daily.  The patient has excessive thirst and finds her self drinking a lot of water. The patient was wondering if vomiting a side effect of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine?  glucose = 172 mg/dL @ 2200 Saturday night 4/24/21 glucose = 77 mg/dL @ 2330 Saturday night 4/24/21 glucose = 90 mg/dL @ 0115 4/25/21  Follow Up with Patient Around 0700  o 4/25/2021 the patient reported her thirst has come down some.  Has still been drinking plenty of water but has not had any further vomiting.  States she has had an issue with GI sxs since February.
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Vomiting
Clinical narrative: The patient said she vomited once today (4/25/2021)  and has been having excessive thirst and urination.  She has chills and dizziness.  Patient received her 1st Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine dose on 4/15/21@ 1530. @ 2100 the same day she had swelling between lips and nose and she started feeling chilly. On 4/16/21 her symptoms went away.   Last February she said her glucose was 211 mg/dL when she went to the ED. She said she was not diagnosed with diabetes, but she does check her blood sugar daily.  The patient has excessive thirst and finds her self drinking a lot of water. The patient was wondering if vomiting a side effect of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine?  glucose = 172 mg/dL @ 2200 Saturday night 4/24/21 glucose = 77 mg/dL @ 2330 Saturday night 4/24/21 glucose = 90 mg/dL @ 0115 4/25/21  Follow Up with Patient Around 0700  o 4/25/2021 the patient reported her thirst has come down some.  Has still been drinking plenty of water but has not had any further vomiting.  States she has had an issue with GI sxs since February.
Age: 37.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Alanine aminotransferase increased, Antinuclear antibody negative, Arthralgia, Aspartate aminotransferase increased, Blood alkaline phosphatase increased
Clinical narrative: Patient states that she developed hand and wrist pain on Saturday--both hands and wrists.  She also had a headache at that time.  Sunday she continued to have joint pain as well as a scratchy throat.  She also had a rash on both of her arms.  Patient went to patient first for her symptoms.  She had negative rapid Covid test and rapid strep test at patient first.   Got J and J vaccine 4/7.   Got menses 3/9 after taking med that GYN prescribed.  Got menses last week (Friday) also without medication.  Had a migraine also--went away with imitrex.  Saturday had another migraine--went away with imitrex.  Had mild dizziness Sat afternoon while in the kitchen.   Had been scrubbing the shower on Saturday prior to joint pain.  Works out 3x per week.   Saturday night her ankles were also sore.  Yesterday her throat was scratchy.  Hands, wrists, and arms were more sore.  Then notice all of her joints were sore.  "Even my collarbone hurt."   Rash on her arms yesterday--went away by the time she went to Pt First.  Send out COVID test was sent out.   Ankles were swollen last night also.  Hands and feet were red last night.  Knees hurt her to walk.  Patient states that her joint pain was severe last night.  Her husband had to help her transfer.  Took an aspirin last night.
Age: 37.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood thyroid stimulating hormone normal, Dizziness, Erythema, Full blood count normal, Headache
Clinical narrative: Patient states that she developed hand and wrist pain on Saturday--both hands and wrists.  She also had a headache at that time.  Sunday she continued to have joint pain as well as a scratchy throat.  She also had a rash on both of her arms.  Patient went to patient first for her symptoms.  She had negative rapid Covid test and rapid strep test at patient first.   Got J and J vaccine 4/7.   Got menses 3/9 after taking med that GYN prescribed.  Got menses last week (Friday) also without medication.  Had a migraine also--went away with imitrex.  Saturday had another migraine--went away with imitrex.  Had mild dizziness Sat afternoon while in the kitchen.   Had been scrubbing the shower on Saturday prior to joint pain.  Works out 3x per week.   Saturday night her ankles were also sore.  Yesterday her throat was scratchy.  Hands, wrists, and arms were more sore.  Then notice all of her joints were sore.  "Even my collarbone hurt."   Rash on her arms yesterday--went away by the time she went to Pt First.  Send out COVID test was sent out.   Ankles were swollen last night also.  Hands and feet were red last night.  Knees hurt her to walk.  Patient states that her joint pain was severe last night.  Her husband had to help her transfer.  Took an aspirin last night.
Age: 37.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Joint swelling, Pain in extremity, Rash, Rheumatoid factor negative, SARS-CoV-2 test negative
Clinical narrative: Patient states that she developed hand and wrist pain on Saturday--both hands and wrists.  She also had a headache at that time.  Sunday she continued to have joint pain as well as a scratchy throat.  She also had a rash on both of her arms.  Patient went to patient first for her symptoms.  She had negative rapid Covid test and rapid strep test at patient first.   Got J and J vaccine 4/7.   Got menses 3/9 after taking med that GYN prescribed.  Got menses last week (Friday) also without medication.  Had a migraine also--went away with imitrex.  Saturday had another migraine--went away with imitrex.  Had mild dizziness Sat afternoon while in the kitchen.   Had been scrubbing the shower on Saturday prior to joint pain.  Works out 3x per week.   Saturday night her ankles were also sore.  Yesterday her throat was scratchy.  Hands, wrists, and arms were more sore.  Then notice all of her joints were sore.  "Even my collarbone hurt."   Rash on her arms yesterday--went away by the time she went to Pt First.  Send out COVID test was sent out.   Ankles were swollen last night also.  Hands and feet were red last night.  Knees hurt her to walk.  Patient states that her joint pain was severe last night.  Her husband had to help her transfer.  Took an aspirin last night.
Age: 37.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Streptococcus test negative, Throat irritation, Thyroxine normal
Clinical narrative: Patient states that she developed hand and wrist pain on Saturday--both hands and wrists.  She also had a headache at that time.  Sunday she continued to have joint pain as well as a scratchy throat.  She also had a rash on both of her arms.  Patient went to patient first for her symptoms.  She had negative rapid Covid test and rapid strep test at patient first.   Got J and J vaccine 4/7.   Got menses 3/9 after taking med that GYN prescribed.  Got menses last week (Friday) also without medication.  Had a migraine also--went away with imitrex.  Saturday had another migraine--went away with imitrex.  Had mild dizziness Sat afternoon while in the kitchen.   Had been scrubbing the shower on Saturday prior to joint pain.  Works out 3x per week.   Saturday night her ankles were also sore.  Yesterday her throat was scratchy.  Hands, wrists, and arms were more sore.  Then notice all of her joints were sore.  "Even my collarbone hurt."   Rash on her arms yesterday--went away by the time she went to Pt First.  Send out COVID test was sent out.   Ankles were swollen last night also.  Hands and feet were red last night.  Knees hurt her to walk.  Patient states that her joint pain was severe last night.  Her husband had to help her transfer.  Took an aspirin last night.
Age: 48.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Arrhythmia, Atelectasis, Blood thyroid stimulating hormone normal, Bradycardia, Brain natriuretic peptide normal
Clinical narrative: Please note that I am the patient in question here, but also an physician, so I will write this in technical terms as best as I understand what happened.  For background, my cardiac history is important. I had a work-up for palpitations performed more than a year ago that revealed normal cardiac function (EF > 65% by NM myocardial perfusion study), normal coronary arteries, and significant exercise tolerance (I maxed out the treadmill test).  Usuallly I have to engage in vigorous exercise to raise my heart rate > 160 bpm. My resting heart rate is typically in the 50s or less.   On Jan 15, 2021 I had an elective cerebral angiography and embolization procedure performed. I was asymptomatic prior to this procedure.  The procedure requires general anesthesia for several hours.  I have had the procedure conducted a few months previously and it typically has an unremarkable recovery, one night required in the hospital.   After the procedure and following extubation, I had hypoxia on room air, tachycardia, wheezing and fatigue.  The working cause for this was suspected atelectasis due to general anesthesia and I was given bronchodilators.  While my breathing improved overnight, I was very tachycardic even while sleeping ? pulse greater than 130.  Overnight telemetry noted arrhythmias with sinus tachycardia.   The tachycardia persisted long after prior albuterol use so I had CTA chest on 1/16.  No PTE was noted, though some basilar atelectasis and mild upper lobe ground glass opacities.  I was discharged but due to continued mild hypoxia overnight, low grade fever (< 101F), and persistent tachycardia with any movement, I went to the ED on 1/17 for additional evaluation.   In the ED, I had tachycardia with arrhythmias noted (rate up to 160). Sinoatrial exit block noted on EKG and telemetry.  COVID-19 testing was negative by nasopharyngeal PCR and antigen testing.  Resting heart rate was > 90 even when sleeping.   Follow-up echocardiogram on 1/21/21 revealed depressed ejection fraction (40-45%).  Cardia MRI on 2/1 was performed to evaluate for cardiomyopathy.  Symptoms at this point were fatigue, dyspnea with even mild activity (e.g. walking), and tachycardia  > 140 bpm with even just walking.  My resting heart rate improved to 40s-50s.  It showed normal wall motion and ventricle size with slightly reduced ejection fraction. Cardiology recommended cardiac event monitoring which I wore for 28 days. It only revealed sinus tachycardia and bradycardia.   I still don?t feel great but able to do more physically than a couple of months ago.  I await further f/u cardiac imaging to see if there has been improvement in the heart function.
Age: 48.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Computerised tomogram thorax abnormal, Ejection fraction decreased, Electrocardiogram, Fatigue, Hypoxia
Clinical narrative: Please note that I am the patient in question here, but also an physician, so I will write this in technical terms as best as I understand what happened.  For background, my cardiac history is important. I had a work-up for palpitations performed more than a year ago that revealed normal cardiac function (EF > 65% by NM myocardial perfusion study), normal coronary arteries, and significant exercise tolerance (I maxed out the treadmill test).  Usuallly I have to engage in vigorous exercise to raise my heart rate > 160 bpm. My resting heart rate is typically in the 50s or less.   On Jan 15, 2021 I had an elective cerebral angiography and embolization procedure performed. I was asymptomatic prior to this procedure.  The procedure requires general anesthesia for several hours.  I have had the procedure conducted a few months previously and it typically has an unremarkable recovery, one night required in the hospital.   After the procedure and following extubation, I had hypoxia on room air, tachycardia, wheezing and fatigue.  The working cause for this was suspected atelectasis due to general anesthesia and I was given bronchodilators.  While my breathing improved overnight, I was very tachycardic even while sleeping ? pulse greater than 130.  Overnight telemetry noted arrhythmias with sinus tachycardia.   The tachycardia persisted long after prior albuterol use so I had CTA chest on 1/16.  No PTE was noted, though some basilar atelectasis and mild upper lobe ground glass opacities.  I was discharged but due to continued mild hypoxia overnight, low grade fever (< 101F), and persistent tachycardia with any movement, I went to the ED on 1/17 for additional evaluation.   In the ED, I had tachycardia with arrhythmias noted (rate up to 160). Sinoatrial exit block noted on EKG and telemetry.  COVID-19 testing was negative by nasopharyngeal PCR and antigen testing.  Resting heart rate was > 90 even when sleeping.   Follow-up echocardiogram on 1/21/21 revealed depressed ejection fraction (40-45%).  Cardia MRI on 2/1 was performed to evaluate for cardiomyopathy.  Symptoms at this point were fatigue, dyspnea with even mild activity (e.g. walking), and tachycardia  > 140 bpm with even just walking.  My resting heart rate improved to 40s-50s.  It showed normal wall motion and ventricle size with slightly reduced ejection fraction. Cardiology recommended cardiac event monitoring which I wore for 28 days. It only revealed sinus tachycardia and bradycardia.   I still don?t feel great but able to do more physically than a couple of months ago.  I await further f/u cardiac imaging to see if there has been improvement in the heart function.
Age: 48.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Influenza A virus test negative, Influenza B virus test, Lung opacity, Magnetic resonance imaging heart, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Please note that I am the patient in question here, but also an physician, so I will write this in technical terms as best as I understand what happened.  For background, my cardiac history is important. I had a work-up for palpitations performed more than a year ago that revealed normal cardiac function (EF > 65% by NM myocardial perfusion study), normal coronary arteries, and significant exercise tolerance (I maxed out the treadmill test).  Usuallly I have to engage in vigorous exercise to raise my heart rate > 160 bpm. My resting heart rate is typically in the 50s or less.   On Jan 15, 2021 I had an elective cerebral angiography and embolization procedure performed. I was asymptomatic prior to this procedure.  The procedure requires general anesthesia for several hours.  I have had the procedure conducted a few months previously and it typically has an unremarkable recovery, one night required in the hospital.   After the procedure and following extubation, I had hypoxia on room air, tachycardia, wheezing and fatigue.  The working cause for this was suspected atelectasis due to general anesthesia and I was given bronchodilators.  While my breathing improved overnight, I was very tachycardic even while sleeping ? pulse greater than 130.  Overnight telemetry noted arrhythmias with sinus tachycardia.   The tachycardia persisted long after prior albuterol use so I had CTA chest on 1/16.  No PTE was noted, though some basilar atelectasis and mild upper lobe ground glass opacities.  I was discharged but due to continued mild hypoxia overnight, low grade fever (< 101F), and persistent tachycardia with any movement, I went to the ED on 1/17 for additional evaluation.   In the ED, I had tachycardia with arrhythmias noted (rate up to 160). Sinoatrial exit block noted on EKG and telemetry.  COVID-19 testing was negative by nasopharyngeal PCR and antigen testing.  Resting heart rate was > 90 even when sleeping.   Follow-up echocardiogram on 1/21/21 revealed depressed ejection fraction (40-45%).  Cardia MRI on 2/1 was performed to evaluate for cardiomyopathy.  Symptoms at this point were fatigue, dyspnea with even mild activity (e.g. walking), and tachycardia  > 140 bpm with even just walking.  My resting heart rate improved to 40s-50s.  It showed normal wall motion and ventricle size with slightly reduced ejection fraction. Cardiology recommended cardiac event monitoring which I wore for 28 days. It only revealed sinus tachycardia and bradycardia.   I still don?t feel great but able to do more physically than a couple of months ago.  I await further f/u cardiac imaging to see if there has been improvement in the heart function.
Age: 48.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Respiratory viral panel, SARS-CoV-2 antibody test negative, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, Sinoatrial block, Sinus tachycardia
Clinical narrative: Please note that I am the patient in question here, but also an physician, so I will write this in technical terms as best as I understand what happened.  For background, my cardiac history is important. I had a work-up for palpitations performed more than a year ago that revealed normal cardiac function (EF > 65% by NM myocardial perfusion study), normal coronary arteries, and significant exercise tolerance (I maxed out the treadmill test).  Usuallly I have to engage in vigorous exercise to raise my heart rate > 160 bpm. My resting heart rate is typically in the 50s or less.   On Jan 15, 2021 I had an elective cerebral angiography and embolization procedure performed. I was asymptomatic prior to this procedure.  The procedure requires general anesthesia for several hours.  I have had the procedure conducted a few months previously and it typically has an unremarkable recovery, one night required in the hospital.   After the procedure and following extubation, I had hypoxia on room air, tachycardia, wheezing and fatigue.  The working cause for this was suspected atelectasis due to general anesthesia and I was given bronchodilators.  While my breathing improved overnight, I was very tachycardic even while sleeping ? pulse greater than 130.  Overnight telemetry noted arrhythmias with sinus tachycardia.   The tachycardia persisted long after prior albuterol use so I had CTA chest on 1/16.  No PTE was noted, though some basilar atelectasis and mild upper lobe ground glass opacities.  I was discharged but due to continued mild hypoxia overnight, low grade fever (< 101F), and persistent tachycardia with any movement, I went to the ED on 1/17 for additional evaluation.   In the ED, I had tachycardia with arrhythmias noted (rate up to 160). Sinoatrial exit block noted on EKG and telemetry.  COVID-19 testing was negative by nasopharyngeal PCR and antigen testing.  Resting heart rate was > 90 even when sleeping.   Follow-up echocardiogram on 1/21/21 revealed depressed ejection fraction (40-45%).  Cardia MRI on 2/1 was performed to evaluate for cardiomyopathy.  Symptoms at this point were fatigue, dyspnea with even mild activity (e.g. walking), and tachycardia  > 140 bpm with even just walking.  My resting heart rate improved to 40s-50s.  It showed normal wall motion and ventricle size with slightly reduced ejection fraction. Cardiology recommended cardiac event monitoring which I wore for 28 days. It only revealed sinus tachycardia and bradycardia.   I still don?t feel great but able to do more physically than a couple of months ago.  I await further f/u cardiac imaging to see if there has been improvement in the heart function.
Age: 48.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Tachycardia, Troponin normal, Wheezing
Clinical narrative: Please note that I am the patient in question here, but also an physician, so I will write this in technical terms as best as I understand what happened.  For background, my cardiac history is important. I had a work-up for palpitations performed more than a year ago that revealed normal cardiac function (EF > 65% by NM myocardial perfusion study), normal coronary arteries, and significant exercise tolerance (I maxed out the treadmill test).  Usuallly I have to engage in vigorous exercise to raise my heart rate > 160 bpm. My resting heart rate is typically in the 50s or less.   On Jan 15, 2021 I had an elective cerebral angiography and embolization procedure performed. I was asymptomatic prior to this procedure.  The procedure requires general anesthesia for several hours.  I have had the procedure conducted a few months previously and it typically has an unremarkable recovery, one night required in the hospital.   After the procedure and following extubation, I had hypoxia on room air, tachycardia, wheezing and fatigue.  The working cause for this was suspected atelectasis due to general anesthesia and I was given bronchodilators.  While my breathing improved overnight, I was very tachycardic even while sleeping ? pulse greater than 130.  Overnight telemetry noted arrhythmias with sinus tachycardia.   The tachycardia persisted long after prior albuterol use so I had CTA chest on 1/16.  No PTE was noted, though some basilar atelectasis and mild upper lobe ground glass opacities.  I was discharged but due to continued mild hypoxia overnight, low grade fever (< 101F), and persistent tachycardia with any movement, I went to the ED on 1/17 for additional evaluation.   In the ED, I had tachycardia with arrhythmias noted (rate up to 160). Sinoatrial exit block noted on EKG and telemetry.  COVID-19 testing was negative by nasopharyngeal PCR and antigen testing.  Resting heart rate was > 90 even when sleeping.   Follow-up echocardiogram on 1/21/21 revealed depressed ejection fraction (40-45%).  Cardia MRI on 2/1 was performed to evaluate for cardiomyopathy.  Symptoms at this point were fatigue, dyspnea with even mild activity (e.g. walking), and tachycardia  > 140 bpm with even just walking.  My resting heart rate improved to 40s-50s.  It showed normal wall motion and ventricle size with slightly reduced ejection fraction. Cardiology recommended cardiac event monitoring which I wore for 28 days. It only revealed sinus tachycardia and bradycardia.   I still don?t feel great but able to do more physically than a couple of months ago.  I await further f/u cardiac imaging to see if there has been improvement in the heart function.
Age: 77.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect dose administered
Clinical narrative: 1ml dose administered instead of 0.5ml.
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Herpes zoster
Clinical narrative: Shingles.
Age: 55.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Feeling cold, Headache, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: HIVES!!  with both shots - Developed hives within hours of receiving the Covid 19 vaccine on my lower extremities, feet, ankles, shins, calves, thighs and buttox.  More severe with 2nd shot and still developing  more in the last 48 hours.  They will last at lease 4 days.  I was also freezing cold the day after the shot (all day) and had a headache.
Age: 76.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Herpes zoster, Pain, Rash, Sensitive skin
Clinical narrative: Shingles Two rounds of steroids and Valtrex Pain, then rash, very sensitive skin, cured inapprox. 4 wks. after starting treatment.
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Laboratory test, Thrombosis
Clinical narrative: Blood clot, L arm (where pic line was located)
Age: 54.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pain in extremity, Testicular pain
Clinical narrative: Pain in arm - no longer occurring  3 days after pain in left side of testicle, pain is getting worse - still occurring  Per poison specialist - Unknown if it is due to vaccine or not because it is not a usual/listed side-effect of the vaccine. Needs to get checked by PCP to run tests such as an ultrasound to check for any abnormalities and rule that out.
Age: 32.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pruritus
Clinical narrative: itching all over
Age: 24.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Facial paralysis
Clinical narrative: Weakening/paralysis of one side of the face, onset the morning of 4.27.2021.
Age: 77.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19 immunisation
Clinical narrative: PATIENT RECEIVED DOSE 2 OF PFIZER INSTEAD OF MODERNA. PATIENT HAS HAD NO ILL SIDE EFFECTS.
Age: 44.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Cough, Exposure to SARS-CoV-2, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Pt was exposed to a COVID positive person, developed cough, and tested positive for COVID
Age: 34.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Menstrual cycle management, Menstruation irregular
Clinical narrative: Menstrual bleeding 2 days after second COVID shot, have not had a menstrual cycle for last 5 years due to IUD.
Age: 46.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Flushing, Headache, Lip swelling, Pain
Clinical narrative: Client reported receiving Pfizer COVID 19 vaccine on 4/22/2021 in right arm. On 4/23/2021 starting having body aches, dizziness, headache and filling flushed. On 4/24/2021 lip swelling started and now both lips, sides of mouth with clear blisters. Per Client, allergic to shellfish and no other known past medical history. Per Client has taken Benadryl and Ibuprofen, but symptoms are still presenting. PHN recommended that Client follow up with PCP, be seen at urgent care, ER and to call 911 with any respiratory concern or medical emergency. Client verbalized understanding information provided by PHN and plans to follow up and seek medical attention.
Age: 45.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Deep vein thrombosis, Pain in extremity, Ultrasound scan abnormal
Clinical narrative: Patient started to have left leg pain. Presented to facility  on 4/26/21. Ultrasound examination  showed DVT
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Fatigue, Headache, Nausea, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Fever, fatigue, chills, nausea, light headache
Age: 29.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blindness, Syncope
Clinical narrative: Patient received second dose of moderna covid vaccine.  After administration patient went to observation area and sat down.  About 2 or 3 minutes after vaccination the patient got up and walked to the pharmacy counter and fainted in front of the counter.  He may have hit his head.  He was conscious and remembered walking over but lost vision and fainted.  He sat up on his own in front of the counter and was given an ice pack.  He said he would feel better laying down so we  had him lay down in the IMZ area on a mat.  Paramedics arrived shortly after.  Paramedics assisted the patient and determined no medical care was necessary but recommended the patient not drive himself home.  The patient waited in the IMZ area until his dad arrived.  He said he did not eat today so he was given a powerade and a protein bar at no charge.  The patient then left with his dad.