chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 34.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Full blood count abnormal, Impaired work ability, Laboratory test abnormal, Oropharyngeal pain, Paraesthesia
Clinical narrative: The first time I began having symptoms was three weeks after vaccine. Symptoms included; sore throat and itching in back of throat, tongue swelling, itching in my ear, and tingling in body. Then it turned into burning sensation which is part of hives condition. Those symptoms have progressed. It got worse in September and then October. I visited hospital in September and treated with BENADRYL and prednisone. At that time my condition Pruritus. I visited an allergist and was diagnosed with Chronic Hives Condition (Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria). I was given ZYRTEC from doctor along with PEPCID. The condition kept getting worse including swelling in throat and itching eyes. That continued for another month. I began getting XOLAIR shots, one in each arm. My ZYRTEC was increased. It took about 2-3 months before the shots began to work. I was able to return to work in late November. Occasionally I will have the same sensations. Between November and June I thought I was getting better. Stress seems to make symptoms worse. I got COVID-19 in June of 2022 and my symptoms came back strong. I am now also on hydroxyzine to help sleep at night because that is when the symptoms are worse. I was also given another shot DUPIXENT and that has made me feel better this week but burning has returned. Next week I have another appointment scheduled with immunologist.
Age: 34.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pharyngeal swelling, Pruritus, Sleep disorder, Stress, Swollen tongue
Clinical narrative: The first time I began having symptoms was three weeks after vaccine. Symptoms included; sore throat and itching in back of throat, tongue swelling, itching in my ear, and tingling in body. Then it turned into burning sensation which is part of hives condition. Those symptoms have progressed. It got worse in September and then October. I visited hospital in September and treated with BENADRYL and prednisone. At that time my condition Pruritus. I visited an allergist and was diagnosed with Chronic Hives Condition (Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria). I was given ZYRTEC from doctor along with PEPCID. The condition kept getting worse including swelling in throat and itching eyes. That continued for another month. I began getting XOLAIR shots, one in each arm. My ZYRTEC was increased. It took about 2-3 months before the shots began to work. I was able to return to work in late November. Occasionally I will have the same sensations. Between November and June I thought I was getting better. Stress seems to make symptoms worse. I got COVID-19 in June of 2022 and my symptoms came back strong. I am now also on hydroxyzine to help sleep at night because that is when the symptoms are worse. I was also given another shot DUPIXENT and that has made me feel better this week but burning has returned. Next week I have another appointment scheduled with immunologist.
Age: 34.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Symptom recurrence, Throat irritation, Thyroid function test abnormal, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: The first time I began having symptoms was three weeks after vaccine. Symptoms included; sore throat and itching in back of throat, tongue swelling, itching in my ear, and tingling in body. Then it turned into burning sensation which is part of hives condition. Those symptoms have progressed. It got worse in September and then October. I visited hospital in September and treated with BENADRYL and prednisone. At that time my condition Pruritus. I visited an allergist and was diagnosed with Chronic Hives Condition (Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria). I was given ZYRTEC from doctor along with PEPCID. The condition kept getting worse including swelling in throat and itching eyes. That continued for another month. I began getting XOLAIR shots, one in each arm. My ZYRTEC was increased. It took about 2-3 months before the shots began to work. I was able to return to work in late November. Occasionally I will have the same sensations. Between November and June I thought I was getting better. Stress seems to make symptoms worse. I got COVID-19 in June of 2022 and my symptoms came back strong. I am now also on hydroxyzine to help sleep at night because that is when the symptoms are worse. I was also given another shot DUPIXENT and that has made me feel better this week but burning has returned. Next week I have another appointment scheduled with immunologist.
Age: 1.42
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Decreased appetite, Herpangina, Irritability, Mouth haemorrhage, Noninfective gingivitis
Clinical narrative: Adverse event: Diagnosed herpangina starting 8/7/2022. Symptoms: Fever, interrupted sleep for 7 days, decreased appetite for 7 days, over 15 sores in mouth, 3 sores on face, inflamed gums, bleeding from mouth due to inflamed gums/ sores. Irritability for 7-8 days. Sores in mouth/ face and inflamed lasting over 7 days.   Treatment: Tylenol and ibuprofen
Age: 1.42
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia, Skin lesion, Sleep disorder, Stomatitis
Clinical narrative: Adverse event: Diagnosed herpangina starting 8/7/2022. Symptoms: Fever, interrupted sleep for 7 days, decreased appetite for 7 days, over 15 sores in mouth, 3 sores on face, inflamed gums, bleeding from mouth due to inflamed gums/ sores. Irritability for 7-8 days. Sores in mouth/ face and inflamed lasting over 7 days.   Treatment: Tylenol and ibuprofen
Age: 50.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Antibody test positive, Blood immunoglobulin G, Burning sensation, COVID-19, Cough
Clinical narrative: covid positive 06/13/2022 june 28, 2022 Chief Complaint   Covid positive 3 weeks ago. coughing and bilateral ear pain continues  Subjective  Patient presents with complaints of bilateral ear pain and cough.  Endorses COVID positive 3 weeks ago, symptoms had improved but then over the weekend they came back.  Endorses right ear pain along with pain in right side of head, sinus pressure, non-productive cough.  Denies fever, sore throat, any sputum or nasal drainage.  Endorses she has been using Mucinex max with relief of cough and achiness, however ears remain sore and pruritic.  Physical Exam/Objective   Notes continued body pains with 'burning feeling' in her lower torso.  Face numbness when waking up in the morning.  History of Present Illness/Subjective      here today with above concerns.   Has had intermittent facial and body pain, numbness, tingling x's over 1 year.
Age: 50.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Ear pain, Ear pruritus, Facial pain, Headache, Hypoaesthesia
Clinical narrative: covid positive 06/13/2022 june 28, 2022 Chief Complaint   Covid positive 3 weeks ago. coughing and bilateral ear pain continues  Subjective  Patient presents with complaints of bilateral ear pain and cough.  Endorses COVID positive 3 weeks ago, symptoms had improved but then over the weekend they came back.  Endorses right ear pain along with pain in right side of head, sinus pressure, non-productive cough.  Denies fever, sore throat, any sputum or nasal drainage.  Endorses she has been using Mucinex max with relief of cough and achiness, however ears remain sore and pruritic.  Physical Exam/Objective   Notes continued body pains with 'burning feeling' in her lower torso.  Face numbness when waking up in the morning.  History of Present Illness/Subjective      here today with above concerns.   Has had intermittent facial and body pain, numbness, tingling x's over 1 year.
Age: 50.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mumps antibody test negative, Mycobacterium tuberculosis complex test negative, Pain, Paraesthesia, Paranasal sinus discomfort
Clinical narrative: covid positive 06/13/2022 june 28, 2022 Chief Complaint   Covid positive 3 weeks ago. coughing and bilateral ear pain continues  Subjective  Patient presents with complaints of bilateral ear pain and cough.  Endorses COVID positive 3 weeks ago, symptoms had improved but then over the weekend they came back.  Endorses right ear pain along with pain in right side of head, sinus pressure, non-productive cough.  Denies fever, sore throat, any sputum or nasal drainage.  Endorses she has been using Mucinex max with relief of cough and achiness, however ears remain sore and pruritic.  Physical Exam/Objective   Notes continued body pains with 'burning feeling' in her lower torso.  Face numbness when waking up in the morning.  History of Present Illness/Subjective      here today with above concerns.   Has had intermittent facial and body pain, numbness, tingling x's over 1 year.
Age: 50.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Rubella antibody positive, SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Serology test
Clinical narrative: covid positive 06/13/2022 june 28, 2022 Chief Complaint   Covid positive 3 weeks ago. coughing and bilateral ear pain continues  Subjective  Patient presents with complaints of bilateral ear pain and cough.  Endorses COVID positive 3 weeks ago, symptoms had improved but then over the weekend they came back.  Endorses right ear pain along with pain in right side of head, sinus pressure, non-productive cough.  Denies fever, sore throat, any sputum or nasal drainage.  Endorses she has been using Mucinex max with relief of cough and achiness, however ears remain sore and pruritic.  Physical Exam/Objective   Notes continued body pains with 'burning feeling' in her lower torso.  Face numbness when waking up in the morning.  History of Present Illness/Subjective      here today with above concerns.   Has had intermittent facial and body pain, numbness, tingling x's over 1 year.
Age: 36.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Ageusia, Anosmia, COVID-19, Cough, Diarrhoea
Clinical narrative: I got COVID on 7/13/2022, roughly 2 months after my 4th dose of the vaccine.  I had congestion, cough, headache, diarrhea and loss of smell/taste.  While I had symptoms, I took Mucinex and Tylenol to address the congestion, cough and headache.  After all of the symptoms, except for the cough had subsided, I was prescribed Promethazie-Codeine, Benzonatate and Montelukast Sodium.  I took those medications for about a week and the cough subsided.
Age: 36.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Headache, Respiratory tract congestion, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: I got COVID on 7/13/2022, roughly 2 months after my 4th dose of the vaccine.  I had congestion, cough, headache, diarrhea and loss of smell/taste.  While I had symptoms, I took Mucinex and Tylenol to address the congestion, cough and headache.  After all of the symptoms, except for the cough had subsided, I was prescribed Promethazie-Codeine, Benzonatate and Montelukast Sodium.  I took those medications for about a week and the cough subsided.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Back pain, Discomfort, Fatigue, Feeling hot, Malaise
Clinical narrative: On 8/5 the patient reported she didn't feel well after the vaccine, fatigue, arm pain, but was expecting this reaction because patient stated she had a similar reaction from the first Shingrix vaccine. Patient stated around 12:30am last night, she was very uncomfortable in bed, back/arm/leg pain, so she got up to sleep on the sofa, but before lying down she went to use the bathroom. Patient stated while she was in the bathroom she felt hot and got up to lie down and woke up lying on the floor and her husband was leaning over her. Patient stated, she has no injury, still has fatigue but feels much better. She refused a visit with the provider.
Age: 60.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: On 8/5 the patient reported she didn't feel well after the vaccine, fatigue, arm pain, but was expecting this reaction because patient stated she had a similar reaction from the first Shingrix vaccine. Patient stated around 12:30am last night, she was very uncomfortable in bed, back/arm/leg pain, so she got up to sleep on the sofa, but before lying down she went to use the bathroom. Patient stated while she was in the bathroom she felt hot and got up to lie down and woke up lying on the floor and her husband was leaning over her. Patient stated, she has no injury, still has fatigue but feels much better. She refused a visit with the provider.
Age: 13.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product administered to patient of inappropriate age
Clinical narrative: None per mother
Age: 12.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HPV9, MNQ, TDAP
Symptoms: Dyskinesia, Presyncope
Clinical narrative: Pt in for immunizations. Due today for Tdap, Men Quad, and HPV. VIS given to mother before administration. Tdap and Men Quad given in LD, Gardasil given in RD. After completion of administration of vaccines, pt had a near syncopal episode with singular body jerk. No loss of consciousness, no head injury. Pt A&O x 4 immediately following incident and no evidence of post-ictal state. No loss of bowel/bladder control and VS WNL. Pt follows commands and answers questions appropriately. Patient's mother called for assistance and patient was assessed by 3 clinic RNs and clinic supervisor discussed follow up care with mother of patient. Pt's mother verbalized understanding and ambulated with patient to lobby. Patient ambulatory with steady gait, no s/s of distress noted.
Age: 56.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test normal, Cardiac monitoring normal, Echocardiogram normal, Electrocardiogram normal, Heart rate decreased
Clinical narrative: I received dose 3 in September 2021 and in Feb 2022, I had my first adverse event episode. I woke up in the early morning hours (date unknown) with a rapid heartbeat with no other symptoms. I was able to calculate a rate of greater than 200 bpm. I stopped by the cardiology office next door to mine and they done an EKG on 3-14-2022 and it was normal. They did give me a list of other tests to be done but I did not have them done due to no further episodes at that time. It was a brief episode and corrected on it's own. The first week of June, 2022 I had an episode of heart rate being too low at 60bpm. I am normally between 72-80 and I called a family friend- cardiologist who put me on a heart monitor for 5 days. The monitor did not show any irregularities at that time. They also done bloodwork and an ECHO last week which all came back normal.
Age: 56.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Heart rate increased
Clinical narrative: I received dose 3 in September 2021 and in Feb 2022, I had my first adverse event episode. I woke up in the early morning hours (date unknown) with a rapid heartbeat with no other symptoms. I was able to calculate a rate of greater than 200 bpm. I stopped by the cardiology office next door to mine and they done an EKG on 3-14-2022 and it was normal. They did give me a list of other tests to be done but I did not have them done due to no further episodes at that time. It was a brief episode and corrected on it's own. The first week of June, 2022 I had an episode of heart rate being too low at 60bpm. I am normally between 72-80 and I called a family friend- cardiologist who put me on a heart monitor for 5 days. The monitor did not show any irregularities at that time. They also done bloodwork and an ECHO last week which all came back normal.
Age: 71.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Diagnosed with COVID-19 on 07/17/2022.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Exposure to SARS-CoV-2, Viral test
Clinical narrative: I was exposed to Covid 19 from my husband who had exposure from someone who came home from a vacation. He gave it to my husband and I picked it up from my husband.
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Ageusia, Anosmia, COVID-19, Cough, Diarrhoea
Clinical narrative: Covid-19. I experienced diarrhea, really bad sinuses had a fever of 103.0 for 4 days, had no taste or smell, really bad cough that lasted for 25 days. I was taking ibuprofen and MUCINEX which helped out really well and I also have a vitamin D shot.
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia, Sinus disorder
Clinical narrative: Covid-19. I experienced diarrhea, really bad sinuses had a fever of 103.0 for 4 days, had no taste or smell, really bad cough that lasted for 25 days. I was taking ibuprofen and MUCINEX which helped out really well and I also have a vitamin D shot.
Age: 61.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Asthma, COVID-19, Cellulitis
Clinical narrative: Covid-19 kicked up my asthma and went on a nebulizer with albuterol and steroid for a few days. I called my doctor and they wanted me to get the infusion or PAXLOVID but by the time I got to the Dr. the window had closed. They put me on a steroid and my symptoms didn't improve. I was evaluated at an urgent care facility the following weekend and they added an antibiotic and by that time there was a case of cellulitis in my left leg. The following week I was recovered.
Age: 67.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Chills, Cough, Fatigue, Headache
Clinical narrative: Muscle aches, fever, headache, chills, fatigue, nasal congestion and cough. Symptoms developed and worsened over 3 days. Tested positive on day three (August 5). Had a virtual visit with PCP who prescribed Paxlovid. Started Paxlovid on day three of symptoms (August 5) and felt better within hours of first dose. Completed a five day course of Paxlovid treatment on August 9. Continue to feel tired, have occasional cough and nasal congestion.
Age: 67.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Myalgia, Nasal congestion, Pyrexia, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Muscle aches, fever, headache, chills, fatigue, nasal congestion and cough. Symptoms developed and worsened over 3 days. Tested positive on day three (August 5). Had a virtual visit with PCP who prescribed Paxlovid. Started Paxlovid on day three of symptoms (August 5) and felt better within hours of first dose. Completed a five day course of Paxlovid treatment on August 9. Continue to feel tired, have occasional cough and nasal congestion.
Age: 75.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Influenza, Malaise, Pain, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: 05/14/2022 I had my second booster. 05/15/2022 I started to experience COVID like symptoms 10 hours later. I had general body /aches, 101 body temperature to include flu like symptoms. Spoke to my doctor in 07/2022 because I had an upcoming appointment. The doctor said to go to the emergency room to get tested. I tested positive for COVID-19. The hospital gave me an antibiotic monoclonal antibodies. The symptoms lasted for 36 hours, temperature 101.5 and fluctuated.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect dose administered, Product administered to patient of inappropriate age, Product preparation issue
Clinical narrative: Work vaccine formulation given. Should have been 12+ Vaccine formulation Booster dose, but was given half dose of ped 6m-5y formulation.
Age: 2.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAP, HEPA, MMR, VARCEL
Symptoms: Pyrexia, Seizure, Staring
Clinical narrative: On 7/30/22 mother states that patient had a fever of 101.2 and had a seizure (blank stare), mother called EMS. When EMS arrived patient was responsive and alert and no longer had a fever. Vitals were normal. Mother refused to go the emergency room as patient was okay after EMS arrived. Mother denied any other symptoms.
Age: 66.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Diarrhoea, Habit cough, Headache, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: I had a fever, headache, tickle cough without production and loose stools. I tested positive for COVID-19 on 07/29/2022.  I began taking Paxlovid and felt better. I tested negative for COVID-19 by 08/01/2022.
Age: 66.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: I had a fever, headache, tickle cough without production and loose stools. I tested positive for COVID-19 on 07/29/2022.  I began taking Paxlovid and felt better. I tested negative for COVID-19 by 08/01/2022.
Age: 66.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect dose administered, Product administered to patient of inappropriate age, Product preparation issue
Clinical narrative: Wrong vaccine formulation received.  Patient should have received 12+ formulation booster dose. Received Ped 6m-5y formulation half dose in error.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect dose administered, Product administered to patient of inappropriate age
Clinical narrative: PATIENT WAS 12 YEARS OLD AT THE TIME THE VACCINE WAS GIVEN. HE WAS GIVEN A PEDIATRIC PFIZER DOSE INSTEAD OF THE ADULT DOSE FOR HIS BOOSTER.
Age: 69.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect dose administered, Incorrect product formulation administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received wrong vaccine formulation.  Should have received Moderna 12+ booster dose, but received Moderna Ped 6m-5y half dose in error.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Drug hypersensitivity, Hyperhidrosis, Insomnia, Lacrimation increased, Malaise
Clinical narrative: I have never had an allergic reaction to Tylenol, acetiminfen or Prednisone before taking the vaccines or booster.  However, on August 10th, 2022, I took Tylenol at 9:15pm for my symptoms of COVID-19.  At 11:00, approximately,  I began to feel itchy on my arms.  Then I started feeling itchy on my neck and my neck felt lumpy.  I felt large bumps on my arm.  I took photos for my doctor.  I woke up and saw that my arms, legs, upper back, upper chest and neck are all blotchy.  It looked like hamburger meat.  I took one Benadryl.  The next morning nothing had changed.  The Benadryl had not helped.  I was unable to get help from my doctor that day.  I contacted a virtual healthcare provide.  I was prescribed Prednisone.  I had serious side effects from Prednisone, sweating, my right eye was watering and insomnia.  My doctor contacted today, Monday August 15, 2022.  He had seen the pictures and told me I had hives.  He suggested to cut the pills in half and I am tolerate this so far.  My hives seem to be a bit better as of now, but late in the evening it gets worse.  It is not as lumpy but pink like a sunburn.
Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pruritus, Rash, Rash erythematous, Rash macular, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: I have never had an allergic reaction to Tylenol, acetiminfen or Prednisone before taking the vaccines or booster.  However, on August 10th, 2022, I took Tylenol at 9:15pm for my symptoms of COVID-19.  At 11:00, approximately,  I began to feel itchy on my arms.  Then I started feeling itchy on my neck and my neck felt lumpy.  I felt large bumps on my arm.  I took photos for my doctor.  I woke up and saw that my arms, legs, upper back, upper chest and neck are all blotchy.  It looked like hamburger meat.  I took one Benadryl.  The next morning nothing had changed.  The Benadryl had not helped.  I was unable to get help from my doctor that day.  I contacted a virtual healthcare provide.  I was prescribed Prednisone.  I had serious side effects from Prednisone, sweating, my right eye was watering and insomnia.  My doctor contacted today, Monday August 15, 2022.  He had seen the pictures and told me I had hives.  He suggested to cut the pills in half and I am tolerate this so far.  My hives seem to be a bit better as of now, but late in the evening it gets worse.  It is not as lumpy but pink like a sunburn.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anosmia, COVID-19, Chills, Cough, Headache
Clinical narrative: I had a fever for 4 days and along with the fever I had a headache and was achy with chills. Then about the 3rd day I got real congested in my head and I'm still that way and this is day 6. I didn't cough much, only a little bit. And I didn't have a sore throat. It's been mostly a sinus thing with the fever being the worst part. I was so stuffed up I couldn't smell and I'm still stuffed up. This is my first time having COVID-19.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Nasal congestion, Pain, Pyrexia, Respiratory tract congestion, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: I had a fever for 4 days and along with the fever I had a headache and was achy with chills. Then about the 3rd day I got real congested in my head and I'm still that way and this is day 6. I didn't cough much, only a little bit. And I didn't have a sore throat. It's been mostly a sinus thing with the fever being the worst part. I was so stuffed up I couldn't smell and I'm still stuffed up. This is my first time having COVID-19.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Sinus disorder
Clinical narrative: I had a fever for 4 days and along with the fever I had a headache and was achy with chills. Then about the 3rd day I got real congested in my head and I'm still that way and this is day 6. I didn't cough much, only a little bit. And I didn't have a sore throat. It's been mostly a sinus thing with the fever being the worst part. I was so stuffed up I couldn't smell and I'm still stuffed up. This is my first time having COVID-19.
Age: 29.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: TDAP
Symptoms: Injection site induration, Injection site inflammation, Injection site pain
Clinical narrative: Immediate soreness in area of vaccination. Additional inflammation and solidification of portion of muscle where vaccine was injected. Subsequent pain when utilizing muscle (pars acromialis).  The adverse events continue three years later.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Exercise tolerance decreased, Fatigue, Headache, Loss of personal independence in daily activities
Clinical narrative: 5 min after shot immediate headache and felt faint.  Went to bed and next day tired but ok.  About one month later and continuing a very odd fatigue, normal activity then will feel if I have to suddenly sit or lay down.  Almost daily now.  No headache, illness or other, just feel suddenly very tired.  Usually rest from 10 -15 min then ok but may have a few hours of activity then ok or have to stop again.  No consistent pattern.   I hike and backpack.  Used to be able to do that most of a day. Now 4-5 hours and am exhausted.  Very odd.  Also I have never had covid to my knowledge.  I had the Jansen shot first and was tired but no real noticeable effects.  Had the Pfizer as a booster about 7 months later.  I have had no additional boosters and if I do it will not be pfizer for sure.
Age: 54.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Erythema, Swelling
Clinical narrative: Vaccinated on 8/12. Symptoms of redness, warmth and swelling began to appear the afternoon of 8/15. Physician ruled as adverse reaction to vaccine dose received on 8/12
Age: 33.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: SMALLMNK
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Injection site pruritus, Vaccination site abscess, Vaccination site induration, Vaccination site pain
Clinical narrative: Abscess developed/developing to same spot as vaccination site on the left upper arm. Over the past week, it has grown in size from the beginning size of around a ?pea?, and now about the size of ?two quarters? placed next to each other. It is reddened, painful when touched, itchy and currently hard to touch. As of today, the center is beginning to soften but the size of the entire area has grown a bit larger since yesterday.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain upper, Asthenia, CSF protein increased, Chest discomfort, Chest pain
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, had normal pain, stiffness at the site of the injection.  Later on that day she started feeling some pressure in her chest.  Then she just felt generalized malaise, tiredness and weakness that lasted a couple of days.  Then on 1/7/22 she started having numbness and tingling in her left 1st and 2nd digits of her finger.  This lasted until 1/8/22.  On that day it spread to more of her fingers.  Then by Sunday, 1/9/22 she started having the numbness in her left toe.  Then by Monday 1/10/22 it had spread a little bit to her right foot.  On Tuesday on 1/11/22 she went to the hospital, but by that time she was just feeling bad all over, and her stomach was hurting, her chest was hurting, her toes and her whole foot was numb.  Her hands were numb as well.   She just hurt everywhere.  She is a RN, she felt that she may have had GBS or MS, and saw some articles that linked GBS to the COVID vaccine.  She told the doctor that she thought this was to, they dismissed this and sent her home with Prilosec.  The next day she went to hospital downtown, and by then the numbness was still in both feet and both hands, and she was starting to feel really weak.  Her daughters helped her and they put her in a wheelchair and they dismissed her findings as well.  She went to her PCP who felt that she might be just dehydrated.  By that Saturday 1/15/22 she could not walk at all.  She would try to stand up and would fall.  She then went via ambulance to the hospital and was admitted and they could not get a lumbar puncture on Saturday in the ER and got the lumbar puncture.  She had elevated protein levels in her CSF.  She began treatment for GBS and the first treatment was the IVIG which did not work.  The GBS spread up into her lungs and she went into respiratory distress.  She was intubated and put on he ventilator for a little over a week and then they tried to extubate her which did not work, and then they reintubated her for another week.  By then they told her that she had been on the ventilator for too long and they had to trach her.  She was on that for another week.  Then they weaned her off of the ventilator.  She was totally paralyzed, had a little movement in her arms, but could not feed herself or do anything.  She then went to in-patient rehab when she was stable enough to go to the hospital.  She was there from 2/17/22 to 3/29/22.  Now she is having out patient rehab 2 times a week.  She has paralysis to her left vocal cord, and had to have surgery on that and her voice sounds scratchy.  She also goes to speech therapy.   She has not been able to work since 1/11/22.    She was admitted to hospital.   She was rehospitalized on 8/1/22 to 8/4/22 for increased numbness and tingling, so they said that she has chronic nerve damage from the GBS.  She uses crutches now, and also gets short of breath.   This was at the hospital.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dysphonia, Dyspnoea, Dysstasia, Endotracheal intubation, Fall
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, had normal pain, stiffness at the site of the injection.  Later on that day she started feeling some pressure in her chest.  Then she just felt generalized malaise, tiredness and weakness that lasted a couple of days.  Then on 1/7/22 she started having numbness and tingling in her left 1st and 2nd digits of her finger.  This lasted until 1/8/22.  On that day it spread to more of her fingers.  Then by Sunday, 1/9/22 she started having the numbness in her left toe.  Then by Monday 1/10/22 it had spread a little bit to her right foot.  On Tuesday on 1/11/22 she went to the hospital, but by that time she was just feeling bad all over, and her stomach was hurting, her chest was hurting, her toes and her whole foot was numb.  Her hands were numb as well.   She just hurt everywhere.  She is a RN, she felt that she may have had GBS or MS, and saw some articles that linked GBS to the COVID vaccine.  She told the doctor that she thought this was to, they dismissed this and sent her home with Prilosec.  The next day she went to hospital downtown, and by then the numbness was still in both feet and both hands, and she was starting to feel really weak.  Her daughters helped her and they put her in a wheelchair and they dismissed her findings as well.  She went to her PCP who felt that she might be just dehydrated.  By that Saturday 1/15/22 she could not walk at all.  She would try to stand up and would fall.  She then went via ambulance to the hospital and was admitted and they could not get a lumbar puncture on Saturday in the ER and got the lumbar puncture.  She had elevated protein levels in her CSF.  She began treatment for GBS and the first treatment was the IVIG which did not work.  The GBS spread up into her lungs and she went into respiratory distress.  She was intubated and put on he ventilator for a little over a week and then they tried to extubate her which did not work, and then they reintubated her for another week.  By then they told her that she had been on the ventilator for too long and they had to trach her.  She was on that for another week.  Then they weaned her off of the ventilator.  She was totally paralyzed, had a little movement in her arms, but could not feed herself or do anything.  She then went to in-patient rehab when she was stable enough to go to the hospital.  She was there from 2/17/22 to 3/29/22.  Now she is having out patient rehab 2 times a week.  She has paralysis to her left vocal cord, and had to have surgery on that and her voice sounds scratchy.  She also goes to speech therapy.   She has not been able to work since 1/11/22.    She was admitted to hospital.   She was rehospitalized on 8/1/22 to 8/4/22 for increased numbness and tingling, so they said that she has chronic nerve damage from the GBS.  She uses crutches now, and also gets short of breath.   This was at the hospital.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fatigue, Feeling abnormal, Gait inability, Guillain-Barre syndrome, Hypoaesthesia
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, had normal pain, stiffness at the site of the injection.  Later on that day she started feeling some pressure in her chest.  Then she just felt generalized malaise, tiredness and weakness that lasted a couple of days.  Then on 1/7/22 she started having numbness and tingling in her left 1st and 2nd digits of her finger.  This lasted until 1/8/22.  On that day it spread to more of her fingers.  Then by Sunday, 1/9/22 she started having the numbness in her left toe.  Then by Monday 1/10/22 it had spread a little bit to her right foot.  On Tuesday on 1/11/22 she went to the hospital, but by that time she was just feeling bad all over, and her stomach was hurting, her chest was hurting, her toes and her whole foot was numb.  Her hands were numb as well.   She just hurt everywhere.  She is a RN, she felt that she may have had GBS or MS, and saw some articles that linked GBS to the COVID vaccine.  She told the doctor that she thought this was to, they dismissed this and sent her home with Prilosec.  The next day she went to hospital downtown, and by then the numbness was still in both feet and both hands, and she was starting to feel really weak.  Her daughters helped her and they put her in a wheelchair and they dismissed her findings as well.  She went to her PCP who felt that she might be just dehydrated.  By that Saturday 1/15/22 she could not walk at all.  She would try to stand up and would fall.  She then went via ambulance to the hospital and was admitted and they could not get a lumbar puncture on Saturday in the ER and got the lumbar puncture.  She had elevated protein levels in her CSF.  She began treatment for GBS and the first treatment was the IVIG which did not work.  The GBS spread up into her lungs and she went into respiratory distress.  She was intubated and put on he ventilator for a little over a week and then they tried to extubate her which did not work, and then they reintubated her for another week.  By then they told her that she had been on the ventilator for too long and they had to trach her.  She was on that for another week.  Then they weaned her off of the ventilator.  She was totally paralyzed, had a little movement in her arms, but could not feed herself or do anything.  She then went to in-patient rehab when she was stable enough to go to the hospital.  She was there from 2/17/22 to 3/29/22.  Now she is having out patient rehab 2 times a week.  She has paralysis to her left vocal cord, and had to have surgery on that and her voice sounds scratchy.  She also goes to speech therapy.   She has not been able to work since 1/11/22.    She was admitted to hospital.   She was rehospitalized on 8/1/22 to 8/4/22 for increased numbness and tingling, so they said that she has chronic nerve damage from the GBS.  She uses crutches now, and also gets short of breath.   This was at the hospital.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Immunoglobulin therapy, Impaired work ability, Injection site pain, Injection site reaction, Loss of personal independence in daily activities
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, had normal pain, stiffness at the site of the injection.  Later on that day she started feeling some pressure in her chest.  Then she just felt generalized malaise, tiredness and weakness that lasted a couple of days.  Then on 1/7/22 she started having numbness and tingling in her left 1st and 2nd digits of her finger.  This lasted until 1/8/22.  On that day it spread to more of her fingers.  Then by Sunday, 1/9/22 she started having the numbness in her left toe.  Then by Monday 1/10/22 it had spread a little bit to her right foot.  On Tuesday on 1/11/22 she went to the hospital, but by that time she was just feeling bad all over, and her stomach was hurting, her chest was hurting, her toes and her whole foot was numb.  Her hands were numb as well.   She just hurt everywhere.  She is a RN, she felt that she may have had GBS or MS, and saw some articles that linked GBS to the COVID vaccine.  She told the doctor that she thought this was to, they dismissed this and sent her home with Prilosec.  The next day she went to hospital downtown, and by then the numbness was still in both feet and both hands, and she was starting to feel really weak.  Her daughters helped her and they put her in a wheelchair and they dismissed her findings as well.  She went to her PCP who felt that she might be just dehydrated.  By that Saturday 1/15/22 she could not walk at all.  She would try to stand up and would fall.  She then went via ambulance to the hospital and was admitted and they could not get a lumbar puncture on Saturday in the ER and got the lumbar puncture.  She had elevated protein levels in her CSF.  She began treatment for GBS and the first treatment was the IVIG which did not work.  The GBS spread up into her lungs and she went into respiratory distress.  She was intubated and put on he ventilator for a little over a week and then they tried to extubate her which did not work, and then they reintubated her for another week.  By then they told her that she had been on the ventilator for too long and they had to trach her.  She was on that for another week.  Then they weaned her off of the ventilator.  She was totally paralyzed, had a little movement in her arms, but could not feed herself or do anything.  She then went to in-patient rehab when she was stable enough to go to the hospital.  She was there from 2/17/22 to 3/29/22.  Now she is having out patient rehab 2 times a week.  She has paralysis to her left vocal cord, and had to have surgery on that and her voice sounds scratchy.  She also goes to speech therapy.   She has not been able to work since 1/11/22.    She was admitted to hospital.   She was rehospitalized on 8/1/22 to 8/4/22 for increased numbness and tingling, so they said that she has chronic nerve damage from the GBS.  She uses crutches now, and also gets short of breath.   This was at the hospital.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Lumbar puncture abnormal, Lung disorder, Malaise, Mechanical ventilation, Mobility decreased
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, had normal pain, stiffness at the site of the injection.  Later on that day she started feeling some pressure in her chest.  Then she just felt generalized malaise, tiredness and weakness that lasted a couple of days.  Then on 1/7/22 she started having numbness and tingling in her left 1st and 2nd digits of her finger.  This lasted until 1/8/22.  On that day it spread to more of her fingers.  Then by Sunday, 1/9/22 she started having the numbness in her left toe.  Then by Monday 1/10/22 it had spread a little bit to her right foot.  On Tuesday on 1/11/22 she went to the hospital, but by that time she was just feeling bad all over, and her stomach was hurting, her chest was hurting, her toes and her whole foot was numb.  Her hands were numb as well.   She just hurt everywhere.  She is a RN, she felt that she may have had GBS or MS, and saw some articles that linked GBS to the COVID vaccine.  She told the doctor that she thought this was to, they dismissed this and sent her home with Prilosec.  The next day she went to hospital downtown, and by then the numbness was still in both feet and both hands, and she was starting to feel really weak.  Her daughters helped her and they put her in a wheelchair and they dismissed her findings as well.  She went to her PCP who felt that she might be just dehydrated.  By that Saturday 1/15/22 she could not walk at all.  She would try to stand up and would fall.  She then went via ambulance to the hospital and was admitted and they could not get a lumbar puncture on Saturday in the ER and got the lumbar puncture.  She had elevated protein levels in her CSF.  She began treatment for GBS and the first treatment was the IVIG which did not work.  The GBS spread up into her lungs and she went into respiratory distress.  She was intubated and put on he ventilator for a little over a week and then they tried to extubate her which did not work, and then they reintubated her for another week.  By then they told her that she had been on the ventilator for too long and they had to trach her.  She was on that for another week.  Then they weaned her off of the ventilator.  She was totally paralyzed, had a little movement in her arms, but could not feed herself or do anything.  She then went to in-patient rehab when she was stable enough to go to the hospital.  She was there from 2/17/22 to 3/29/22.  Now she is having out patient rehab 2 times a week.  She has paralysis to her left vocal cord, and had to have surgery on that and her voice sounds scratchy.  She also goes to speech therapy.   She has not been able to work since 1/11/22.    She was admitted to hospital.   She was rehospitalized on 8/1/22 to 8/4/22 for increased numbness and tingling, so they said that she has chronic nerve damage from the GBS.  She uses crutches now, and also gets short of breath.   This was at the hospital.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Musculoskeletal stiffness, Nerve injury, Pain, Paraesthesia, Paralysis
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, had normal pain, stiffness at the site of the injection.  Later on that day she started feeling some pressure in her chest.  Then she just felt generalized malaise, tiredness and weakness that lasted a couple of days.  Then on 1/7/22 she started having numbness and tingling in her left 1st and 2nd digits of her finger.  This lasted until 1/8/22.  On that day it spread to more of her fingers.  Then by Sunday, 1/9/22 she started having the numbness in her left toe.  Then by Monday 1/10/22 it had spread a little bit to her right foot.  On Tuesday on 1/11/22 she went to the hospital, but by that time she was just feeling bad all over, and her stomach was hurting, her chest was hurting, her toes and her whole foot was numb.  Her hands were numb as well.   She just hurt everywhere.  She is a RN, she felt that she may have had GBS or MS, and saw some articles that linked GBS to the COVID vaccine.  She told the doctor that she thought this was to, they dismissed this and sent her home with Prilosec.  The next day she went to hospital downtown, and by then the numbness was still in both feet and both hands, and she was starting to feel really weak.  Her daughters helped her and they put her in a wheelchair and they dismissed her findings as well.  She went to her PCP who felt that she might be just dehydrated.  By that Saturday 1/15/22 she could not walk at all.  She would try to stand up and would fall.  She then went via ambulance to the hospital and was admitted and they could not get a lumbar puncture on Saturday in the ER and got the lumbar puncture.  She had elevated protein levels in her CSF.  She began treatment for GBS and the first treatment was the IVIG which did not work.  The GBS spread up into her lungs and she went into respiratory distress.  She was intubated and put on he ventilator for a little over a week and then they tried to extubate her which did not work, and then they reintubated her for another week.  By then they told her that she had been on the ventilator for too long and they had to trach her.  She was on that for another week.  Then they weaned her off of the ventilator.  She was totally paralyzed, had a little movement in her arms, but could not feed herself or do anything.  She then went to in-patient rehab when she was stable enough to go to the hospital.  She was there from 2/17/22 to 3/29/22.  Now she is having out patient rehab 2 times a week.  She has paralysis to her left vocal cord, and had to have surgery on that and her voice sounds scratchy.  She also goes to speech therapy.   She has not been able to work since 1/11/22.    She was admitted to hospital.   She was rehospitalized on 8/1/22 to 8/4/22 for increased numbness and tingling, so they said that she has chronic nerve damage from the GBS.  She uses crutches now, and also gets short of breath.   This was at the hospital.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Procedural failure, Respiratory distress, Surgery, Tracheostomy, Vocal cord paralysis
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, had normal pain, stiffness at the site of the injection.  Later on that day she started feeling some pressure in her chest.  Then she just felt generalized malaise, tiredness and weakness that lasted a couple of days.  Then on 1/7/22 she started having numbness and tingling in her left 1st and 2nd digits of her finger.  This lasted until 1/8/22.  On that day it spread to more of her fingers.  Then by Sunday, 1/9/22 she started having the numbness in her left toe.  Then by Monday 1/10/22 it had spread a little bit to her right foot.  On Tuesday on 1/11/22 she went to the hospital, but by that time she was just feeling bad all over, and her stomach was hurting, her chest was hurting, her toes and her whole foot was numb.  Her hands were numb as well.   She just hurt everywhere.  She is a RN, she felt that she may have had GBS or MS, and saw some articles that linked GBS to the COVID vaccine.  She told the doctor that she thought this was to, they dismissed this and sent her home with Prilosec.  The next day she went to hospital downtown, and by then the numbness was still in both feet and both hands, and she was starting to feel really weak.  Her daughters helped her and they put her in a wheelchair and they dismissed her findings as well.  She went to her PCP who felt that she might be just dehydrated.  By that Saturday 1/15/22 she could not walk at all.  She would try to stand up and would fall.  She then went via ambulance to the hospital and was admitted and they could not get a lumbar puncture on Saturday in the ER and got the lumbar puncture.  She had elevated protein levels in her CSF.  She began treatment for GBS and the first treatment was the IVIG which did not work.  The GBS spread up into her lungs and she went into respiratory distress.  She was intubated and put on he ventilator for a little over a week and then they tried to extubate her which did not work, and then they reintubated her for another week.  By then they told her that she had been on the ventilator for too long and they had to trach her.  She was on that for another week.  Then they weaned her off of the ventilator.  She was totally paralyzed, had a little movement in her arms, but could not feed herself or do anything.  She then went to in-patient rehab when she was stable enough to go to the hospital.  She was there from 2/17/22 to 3/29/22.  Now she is having out patient rehab 2 times a week.  She has paralysis to her left vocal cord, and had to have surgery on that and her voice sounds scratchy.  She also goes to speech therapy.   She has not been able to work since 1/11/22.    She was admitted to hospital.   She was rehospitalized on 8/1/22 to 8/4/22 for increased numbness and tingling, so they said that she has chronic nerve damage from the GBS.  She uses crutches now, and also gets short of breath.   This was at the hospital.