Age: 45.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Musculoskeletal disorder, Nausea, Nerve conduction studies abnormal, Neuropathy peripheral, Pain
Clinical narrative: After the first vaccination 6/23/2021>>  Had some short breath, dizziness for a while and nurses took vital at the venue. Got swollen shoulder after for about 2weeks. Recognized the stride became shorter. Trained myself by walking which was a daily routine and made that symptom recovered after about two weeks later by my own effort and able to run several times before the second vaccination. Prior to the second vaccination, I explained to doctors and nurses from Health Clinic about side reaction after the first vaccination, and express my worries. Both doctor and nurse advised me that there should be no problem and only switch the arm you getting injection. After the second injection7/21/2021>> At the venue: Had some short breath, dizziness, weakness and nausea for about one hour. Doctors and nurses took vital and stayed beside me for a while. A doctor took me to have some walk but I couldn't hold my body by myself. I didn't get any treatment because they have no permission to provide any services to contractor.  At home: Started high fever in the afternoon and kept for about 3 days. Experienced strong pain on legs and had to massage them by myself during the high fever.  5th day after the vaccination (7/25/2021): Started having trouble walking. I went to morning routine walk which usually takes 30 minutes but took over 2 hours to get home. Same afternoon went to another walk at the shopping mall in order to avoid heat. My body started got weak and couldn't move much. They got me an ambulance but there was no hospital accepting me after approached 4 different hospitals they asked my family to take me home.   7/29/2021: First clinic I went wrote a referral to a different hospital as suspect of Guillain-Barré syndrome.  7/30/2021: The doctor denied that without conducting right test and said "You gotta figure out by yourself." to my question "how can I get better?"  I was trying the best I can with two canes but my legs were not following me much.  8/18/2021: Visited Neurosurgery Clinic.  And I had to wait to see the neurologist for several weeks.  I was still not be able to lift my right leg from laying down or sitting posture having difficulty putting on shoes or slippers.  9/17/2021: NCT with small unit and diagnosed as Peripheral Neuropathy. Rehabilitation started the same day and 3 to 4 times a week as outpatient.  Requested couple hours annual leave at work every rehab date and taking rehab in the afternoon during the week.  Oct 2021: I had to access to work from distant parking lot and I pushed myself and seemingly overused my body.  Nov/Dec 2021: One time, I was able to walk on the treadmill. (11/15/2021: Distance 97m, Time 5min., Speed 1.2 km/h, 12/10/2021: Distance 123m, Time 5 min, Speed 1.5km/h)   Jan 2022: Start getting cramps often when my legs getting tired.  Feb 2022: Cramps gradually appeared so often and stayed longer.   Mar 2022: Hospitalized for rehab about 2 weeks at Neurosurgery Clinic. (10 Mar - 24 Mar 2022) Rehabilitation Continued once a week at Neurosurgery Clinic. Cramps were getting shorter and smaller, but the right leg has been getting worse compare to the last year. I can't bring my right leg forward much and felt there was something blocking Interlocked movement around pelvis and knee joint. Every after exercise, the exertion left me exhausted for the rest of the day or next, and led to increased difficulty walking for the following few weeks. April -May 2022: Gradually feel more weakness than before. Once I tried treadmill during the rehab first time in a long time and I couldn't keep the rhythm or stride with both legs. PT had to stop the treadmill immediately.   Currently cannot walk much distance and taking very long time to move. Experiencing halting movement because of the pain.  Have been trying self-rehab at pool. My body kept turning around due to disable to kick on the right leg.  Jun 2022: The previous clinic doctor told me to transfer the hospital. Saying  11 July 2022 - present: Seeing doctor at Medical Center. Although I have such physical difficulty, doctors are not diagnosing my condition as handicapped.   It is obvious that my office doesn't want me to come back with this symptom and I would be in a difficult situation again like I had with power harassment ever since I got this symptom and I can't protect myself without handicapped certification. I am not asking to become handicapped without actual symptom but I truly having trouble and need some help physically and continuous support until I get recovered.  I suspect my symptom is result of Guillain-Barré syndrome.   I would appreciate any information to find better doctors to help me recover. Please let me know if there is any suggested hospital with better doctor who can provide better treatment to recover from my symptom and support me better.  NOTE: I used to enjoying Hiking or running and other activities. I need to get back fully functioned physically.