Age: 27.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest pain, Computerised tomogram thorax, Dizziness, Echocardiogram normal, Electrocardiogram abnormal
Clinical narrative: 3 Months after Report (March 30th, 2022):  27M 6'0" 190(s)lbs, pretty active  Shot 1-2: Pfizer, Booster: Moderna (early January)  Doctor's appointment (2hrs later) after booster, my BP was 168/110. My BP in November was 124/84.  24 hours after the booster, I got real bad stabbing chest pain and dizzy headaches. Went to ER 48hrs after booster. BP : 170+/100+, HR: 100+ after getting up from sleep, sweating a lot.  ECG: abnormal with possible enlarged heart  CT (d-dimer elevated), X-Ray, blood tests came back fine.  Discharged with "anxiety" like others here. BP was 155/105 when discharged.  PCP put me on a beta-blocker. Beta blocker kept it in the high 140s and sometimes high 130s. Helped with keeping HR low. The beta-blocker gives me dizzy spells so not ideal.  Had muscle twitches randomly throughout the day (entire body) for a month or so, has settled to extremely rarely now. I also had bad migraines on the right side of my head daily (5 secs - 2 min). Never had migraines ever before. My hands would also sometimes feel like falling asleep numbness. I also would get random hypnic jerks when trying to fall asleep for two months.  Tried to exercise about 3 weeks after the booster(very light, 1 mile), heart beating crazy out of my chest. Hours later, heart pain was back like day 1. Subsided back to manageable levels 24 hours later.  Tried lifting light weights and again light exercise (walking) a few weeks later. Was able to lift and walk but at the end of my workouts, heart pain would come back for a few hours.  My baseline BP seemed to change after my booster to 150s and 160s. Doing anything (walking to my car, laundry, etc) seemed to elevate my BP and HR a lot more than it should have. Also took exceedingly long to return to "normal".  Gave blood once (barely passed HR/BP conditions). It seemed to help. Tried giving Plasma but didn't meet conditions. I basically have a BP in public phobia now.  Got an Echocardiogram and Kidney ultrasound from my Cardiologist. Both came back fine, no myocarditis thankfully.  I was put on an ACE Inhibitor/diuretic a few weeks back and my BP is back to 120/70+ in the mornings and a bit higher later in the day. I am hoping to get off these as soon as I can.  First month was debilitating and I was basically bed-ridden. Second month I could function but couldn't do anything strenuous or inflammatory. Third month, I felt almost back to normal me with help of meds.  Currently I have very faint heart pain. Greatly reduced after starting the ACE Inhibitor. HR can still be somewhat high at rest. My BP is basically normal with anti-ace meds.  Helpful Solutions:  - Hibiscus Tea (acts like an ACE Inhibitor)  - Low dose aspirin (when needed)  - Small meals, healthy foods.  - Giving Blood/Plasma  - Sleep aids  Avoid/Harmful:  - Inflammatory meals and/or large meals (BP, HR, and chest pain skyrockets for hours after)  - Exercise (try walking for 20 minutes and then increase gradually)  - ALCOHOL (tried drinking a couple times (6 beers) and my HR would go crazy that night. I seem to be able to drink now with milder side effects)