Age: 44.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Headache, Heavy menstrual bleeding, Hyperhidrosis, Hypertension, Hypoaesthesia oral
Clinical narrative: Until March 27th, 2021, I was a healthy individual who could perform life's all responsibility full of energy. Daily I use to do one hour of Yoga medication and almost every day 5 miles walking.  Although, I met with a car accident on May 5th, 2017, and got some problems with my neck and Lumber. I could manage that pain by doing yoga  & meditation. 1.On March 27th, I got the covid vaccine first short. I got a fever and experienced energy loss. I am facing energy loss until today.  2. On April 2nd evening, I  started feeling itching all over my body which increased tremendously by 11:30 pm, my tongue got heavy, and numbness was there. My husband called the emergency call doctor. She suggested taking antihistamine if I have it at home immediately, and if the heaviness of tongue won't go, visit ER ASAP.  I took Benedryl and slept. 3.Slowly, my right leg started Paining while walking. I noticed swelling and swollen nerves on my ankle, calf, and knee. Also, on April 3rd, I got my periods which were the heaviest periods of my whole life. I visited my physician and told her about my right leg and heavy periods. She suggested I do a vein study. I immediately did it. The doctor found I have venous insufficiency in both legs and fluid in the right knee. She recommended wearing compression socks until six weeks and visit again.  She also said venous insufficiency is not my leading cause of leg swelling and to see my physician again.   4.Slowly, My walking and yoga both stopped due to lots of pain in the legs. My energy levels kept on going down.   5.I kept feeling dizziness, heavy and squeezed feeling in my heart, sweating, neck pain, lower back pain, cold feet, hot feeling in head, and headache along with tiredness.  6.On April 28th, I took 2nd covid 19 vaccines; I   got a fever, bad back pain, and headache. I was hoping to get it better, but it kept on increasing. Pain in the right leg and ankle increased. I got my periods in the first week of May. Periods were heavy; I started experiencing lower back pain, which radiated all over my back, neck, head, pain in the left side of my chest, moderate pain left lower abdomen, dizziness.   I called my physician she said to take a pain killer. I started taking it but found no satisfactory results.   7.I went to the Urgent Care on May 21st due to a bad headache and dizziness. Doctors found I have High Blood pressure.  The doctor said it might be just today. So suggested pain killer. 8. I started monitoring my BP; it kept coming between 139/97-140-96. Hence I went to ER on the 25th when BP reached 140/96, and I felt pain in the left side of my body, such as left side chest pain, which was elevated towards the left hand and neck, jaw, headache, back pain  In ER, too, my BP was 149/92. The doctor gave me BP medicine and advice to see my physician and neurologist. 9. I saw a Neurologist who suggested doing an MRI of the head. I visited my physician, who referred me to a Cardiologist and changed my BP medicine.  10 I saw a Cardiologist too; he doesn't see any immediate danger to my heart: suggested echocardiogram and Stress test.  11.At present, as mentioned earlier, pain is as it is; blood pressure keeps ongoing high as 125/87 or sometimes 135/92. If I do routine work such as household work, attending office calls, or talking, working more than 30 min on a laptop affects me badly, and pain alleviates. This pain indeed changed me and affected my day-to-day life adversely.  12. Currently, I am experiencing the following conditions:  Pain in -right leg left chest area with tightness feeling, neck shoulder, hand, left abdomen, lower back, headache in the back portion,  pain in the backside of ear, nose, jaw Legs -cold feet. tingling sensation in toes, right leg swollen Head- I feel dizziness and headache, a hot sensation on the top of the head. Face- left cheek sometimes swells when BP  raises. When my bp gets higher, I feel hot in my head and ear. I can feel a lump on the ear point, which hurts.