Age: 70.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Infusion, Laboratory test abnormal, Multiple fractures, Myelin oligodendrocyte glycoprotein antibody-associated disease, Neuralgia
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, her arm was really sore, she felt really bad.  She had a flu-like feeling and achiness.  Then she started getting weak, could not walk.  She kept falling, she fell in the bathroom.  She had gone to her PCP before falling for some issues with her bladder, and they were going to see if she had a UTI and she could not urinate and was weak.  Then she went to the ER at the Hospital on 3/19/21 due to the weakness and she fell and was not able to walk.  She was then transferred to another, where she was admitted her into the hospital, did a lot of tests and they determined that she had Guillain Barre syndrome.  She was admitted on 3/20/21 and discharged on  5/14/21.  Then she went to another facility for rehab therapy and was there for 5 weeks.  She left there walking with a walker and thought that she was getting better.   She saw a neurologist to treat her while she was in the hospital.  Then suddenly she fell again and was worse and then saw the Neurologist and went to the hospital, and had a lot of tests and doctors coming in.  She has been in and out of the hospital multiple times for her condition.  She is now paralyzed from the waist down and had to have a catheter as her bowel was not working, and had a colostomy.   This turned into the chronic form of CIDP.   She saw her neurologist this week who told her that she would walk again.  She then went to Rehab for another 6 weeks.  The last rehab 9/13/21 to 9/21/21 she was only in there 7 days and her husband took her out of it and brought her home.  They did not treat her well, she had a bed sore to the bone and broke the bone.  They did no PT as she was paralyzed and during COVID they would not anybody see her or medically to see her and that's how she got the bed sore, and they did not return her back due to her condition.  She is still suffering with the problems with the bed sores.  She is going to wound care at the Hospital for treatment of that.    When she developed the first bed sore and went to the wound clinic, developed an infection in the bone and sent her to an infectious disease doctors and got IV therapy for 8 weeks and got rid of the infection, and now is back at the wound clinic and it's been about 45-50 weeks.  She then developed another pressure ulcer next to it, one on the coccyx and the other on the ischium.  The wound is improving very slowly.  She has a wound vac administered by home health and changes it every 72 hours.   They also during her first visit diagnosed her with MOG.  She had horrible nerve pain in her spine and gets IVIG which has helped with the nerve pain and gets it ever 2 weeks.   She also has inflammation in her stomach and could just touch it and it was severely painful, but the IVIG therapy has helped with that as well.   She also had infusions shots at the cancer center and had a lot of AE which was shingles that she got, then her hair fell out.  Then she had some other shot that the neurologist wanted her to take in each shoulder, which made her have seizures.