chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Muscular weakness, Nephrolithiasis, Nerve conduction studies, Neurological examination abnormal, Neuropathy peripheral
Clinical narrative: He got his vaccine, it burned like hell for almost 10 minutes.  Then a couple of weeks later he needed a root canal, an 8 mm kidney stone and then started noticing cramps in his legs, and it felt like also he was being stuck by a needle in all different spots on his body.  It also felt like a parasite trying to scratch out from under his skin in all different locations on his body.  Then those issues continued and in October his left pinky started going numb and it felt like when you fall asleep feeling tingly.  Then it progressed next finger to his pinky, then into his hand, arm, his left foot, left leg, his right toes and then ending up with probably 2 weeks ago from 3/17/2022 moved into his right hand.  He has extreme weakness.  He had a cervical MR about a month ago,  then a nerve induction a week later that showed extreme neuropathy on the left side especially in the motor skills.  That's when his doctors started paying attention in things, and the investigation started in October.  His PCP sent him to a dermatologist, who then sent him to a  neurologist, then after the nerve induction study he had a lumbar MRI, a lumbar puncture for spinal fluid, and about a dozen viles of blood to send to the Clinic.   About 2 1/2 to 3 months ago he had a whole body of about 25 blood tests, was low on B and D vitamins.  He has not gotten the results from the clinic, and the results from the lumbar puncture showed CIDP.   He was then started on IV immunoglobulin therapy.  Back when he first saw the neurologist she gave him a Methylprednisolone Z-PAK, and then started on the IV immunoglobulin therapy on Tuesday 3/10/22, 3/11/22, and 3/14-3/16/22 with the last being yesterday, and has improved but the neuropathy does not seem to be going away.   It got so bad that he could not even open the door to his car.  He fell 7 times in one week as his legs went out from under him. and was not able to turn the ignition over in his car.    He has had flu shots, was in the military and had no reactions to any vaccines, but will never, never get a COVID vaccine.
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Paraesthesia, Vitamin D decreased
Clinical narrative: He got his vaccine, it burned like hell for almost 10 minutes.  Then a couple of weeks later he needed a root canal, an 8 mm kidney stone and then started noticing cramps in his legs, and it felt like also he was being stuck by a needle in all different spots on his body.  It also felt like a parasite trying to scratch out from under his skin in all different locations on his body.  Then those issues continued and in October his left pinky started going numb and it felt like when you fall asleep feeling tingly.  Then it progressed next finger to his pinky, then into his hand, arm, his left foot, left leg, his right toes and then ending up with probably 2 weeks ago from 3/17/2022 moved into his right hand.  He has extreme weakness.  He had a cervical MR about a month ago,  then a nerve induction a week later that showed extreme neuropathy on the left side especially in the motor skills.  That's when his doctors started paying attention in things, and the investigation started in October.  His PCP sent him to a dermatologist, who then sent him to a  neurologist, then after the nerve induction study he had a lumbar MRI, a lumbar puncture for spinal fluid, and about a dozen viles of blood to send to the Clinic.   About 2 1/2 to 3 months ago he had a whole body of about 25 blood tests, was low on B and D vitamins.  He has not gotten the results from the clinic, and the results from the lumbar puncture showed CIDP.   He was then started on IV immunoglobulin therapy.  Back when he first saw the neurologist she gave him a Methylprednisolone Z-PAK, and then started on the IV immunoglobulin therapy on Tuesday 3/10/22, 3/11/22, and 3/14-3/16/22 with the last being yesterday, and has improved but the neuropathy does not seem to be going away.   It got so bad that he could not even open the door to his car.  He fell 7 times in one week as his legs went out from under him. and was not able to turn the ignition over in his car.    He has had flu shots, was in the military and had no reactions to any vaccines, but will never, never get a COVID vaccine.
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy, Computerised tomogram head, Condition aggravated, Corrective lens user, Culture negative
Clinical narrative: He got his vaccine, it burned like hell for almost 10 minutes.  Then a couple of weeks later he needed a root canal, an 8 mm kidney stone and then started noticing cramps in his legs, and it felt like also he was being stuck by a needle in all different spots on his body.  It also felt like a parasite trying to scratch out from under his skin in all different locations on his body.  Then those issues continued and in October his left pinky started going numb and it felt like when you fall asleep feeling tingly.  Then it progressed next finger to his pinky, then into his hand, arm, his left foot, left leg, his right toes and then ending up with probably 2 weeks ago from 3/17/2022 moved into his right hand.  He has extreme weakness.  He had a cervical MR about a month ago,  then a nerve induction a week later that showed extreme neuropathy on the left side especially in the motor skills.  That's when his doctors started paying attention in things, and the investigation started in October.  His PCP sent him to a dermatologist, who then sent him to a  neurologist, then after the nerve induction study he had a lumbar MRI, a lumbar puncture for spinal fluid, and about a dozen viles of blood to send to the Clinic.   About 2 1/2 to 3 months ago he had a whole body of about 25 blood tests, was low on B and D vitamins.  He has not gotten the results from the clinic, and the results from the lumbar puncture showed CIDP.   He was then started on IV immunoglobulin therapy.  Back when he first saw the neurologist she gave him a Methylprednisolone Z-PAK, and then started on the IV immunoglobulin therapy on Tuesday 3/10/22, 3/11/22, and 3/14-3/16/22 with the last being yesterday, and has improved but the neuropathy does not seem to be going away.   It got so bad that he could not even open the door to his car.  He fell 7 times in one week as his legs went out from under him. and was not able to turn the ignition over in his car.    He has had flu shots, was in the military and had no reactions to any vaccines, but will never, never get a COVID vaccine.
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Endodontic procedure, Formication, Gait disturbance, Headache, Immunoglobulin therapy
Clinical narrative: He got his vaccine, it burned like hell for almost 10 minutes.  Then a couple of weeks later he needed a root canal, an 8 mm kidney stone and then started noticing cramps in his legs, and it felt like also he was being stuck by a needle in all different spots on his body.  It also felt like a parasite trying to scratch out from under his skin in all different locations on his body.  Then those issues continued and in October his left pinky started going numb and it felt like when you fall asleep feeling tingly.  Then it progressed next finger to his pinky, then into his hand, arm, his left foot, left leg, his right toes and then ending up with probably 2 weeks ago from 3/17/2022 moved into his right hand.  He has extreme weakness.  He had a cervical MR about a month ago,  then a nerve induction a week later that showed extreme neuropathy on the left side especially in the motor skills.  That's when his doctors started paying attention in things, and the investigation started in October.  His PCP sent him to a dermatologist, who then sent him to a  neurologist, then after the nerve induction study he had a lumbar MRI, a lumbar puncture for spinal fluid, and about a dozen viles of blood to send to the Clinic.   About 2 1/2 to 3 months ago he had a whole body of about 25 blood tests, was low on B and D vitamins.  He has not gotten the results from the clinic, and the results from the lumbar puncture showed CIDP.   He was then started on IV immunoglobulin therapy.  Back when he first saw the neurologist she gave him a Methylprednisolone Z-PAK, and then started on the IV immunoglobulin therapy on Tuesday 3/10/22, 3/11/22, and 3/14-3/16/22 with the last being yesterday, and has improved but the neuropathy does not seem to be going away.   It got so bad that he could not even open the door to his car.  He fell 7 times in one week as his legs went out from under him. and was not able to turn the ignition over in his car.    He has had flu shots, was in the military and had no reactions to any vaccines, but will never, never get a COVID vaccine.
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Infusion, Lumbar puncture, Magnetic resonance imaging neck, Magnetic resonance imaging spinal, Nephrolithiasis
Clinical narrative: He got his vaccine, it burned like hell for almost 10 minutes.  Then a couple of weeks later he needed a root canal, an 8 mm kidney stone and then started noticing cramps in his legs, and it felt like also he was being stuck by a needle in all different spots on his body.  It also felt like a parasite trying to scratch out from under his skin in all different locations on his body.  Then those issues continued and in October his left pinky started going numb and it felt like when you fall asleep feeling tingly.  Then it progressed next finger to his pinky, then into his hand, arm, his left foot, left leg, his right toes and then ending up with probably 2 weeks ago from 3/17/2022 moved into his right hand.  He has extreme weakness.  He had a cervical MR about a month ago,  then a nerve induction a week later that showed extreme neuropathy on the left side especially in the motor skills.  That's when his doctors started paying attention in things, and the investigation started in October.  His PCP sent him to a dermatologist, who then sent him to a  neurologist, then after the nerve induction study he had a lumbar MRI, a lumbar puncture for spinal fluid, and about a dozen viles of blood to send to the Clinic.   About 2 1/2 to 3 months ago he had a whole body of about 25 blood tests, was low on B and D vitamins.  He has not gotten the results from the clinic, and the results from the lumbar puncture showed CIDP.   He was then started on IV immunoglobulin therapy.  Back when he first saw the neurologist she gave him a Methylprednisolone Z-PAK, and then started on the IV immunoglobulin therapy on Tuesday 3/10/22, 3/11/22, and 3/14-3/16/22 with the last being yesterday, and has improved but the neuropathy does not seem to be going away.   It got so bad that he could not even open the door to his car.  He fell 7 times in one week as his legs went out from under him. and was not able to turn the ignition over in his car.    He has had flu shots, was in the military and had no reactions to any vaccines, but will never, never get a COVID vaccine.
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Paraesthesia, Pyrexia, Rash, Tooth abscess, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: He got his vaccine, it burned like hell for almost 10 minutes.  Then a couple of weeks later he needed a root canal, an 8 mm kidney stone and then started noticing cramps in his legs, and it felt like also he was being stuck by a needle in all different spots on his body.  It also felt like a parasite trying to scratch out from under his skin in all different locations on his body.  Then those issues continued and in October his left pinky started going numb and it felt like when you fall asleep feeling tingly.  Then it progressed next finger to his pinky, then into his hand, arm, his left foot, left leg, his right toes and then ending up with probably 2 weeks ago from 3/17/2022 moved into his right hand.  He has extreme weakness.  He had a cervical MR about a month ago,  then a nerve induction a week later that showed extreme neuropathy on the left side especially in the motor skills.  That's when his doctors started paying attention in things, and the investigation started in October.  His PCP sent him to a dermatologist, who then sent him to a  neurologist, then after the nerve induction study he had a lumbar MRI, a lumbar puncture for spinal fluid, and about a dozen viles of blood to send to the Clinic.   About 2 1/2 to 3 months ago he had a whole body of about 25 blood tests, was low on B and D vitamins.  He has not gotten the results from the clinic, and the results from the lumbar puncture showed CIDP.   He was then started on IV immunoglobulin therapy.  Back when he first saw the neurologist she gave him a Methylprednisolone Z-PAK, and then started on the IV immunoglobulin therapy on Tuesday 3/10/22, 3/11/22, and 3/14-3/16/22 with the last being yesterday, and has improved but the neuropathy does not seem to be going away.   It got so bad that he could not even open the door to his car.  He fell 7 times in one week as his legs went out from under him. and was not able to turn the ignition over in his car.    He has had flu shots, was in the military and had no reactions to any vaccines, but will never, never get a COVID vaccine.
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Visual impairment
Clinical narrative: He got his vaccine, it burned like hell for almost 10 minutes.  Then a couple of weeks later he needed a root canal, an 8 mm kidney stone and then started noticing cramps in his legs, and it felt like also he was being stuck by a needle in all different spots on his body.  It also felt like a parasite trying to scratch out from under his skin in all different locations on his body.  Then those issues continued and in October his left pinky started going numb and it felt like when you fall asleep feeling tingly.  Then it progressed next finger to his pinky, then into his hand, arm, his left foot, left leg, his right toes and then ending up with probably 2 weeks ago from 3/17/2022 moved into his right hand.  He has extreme weakness.  He had a cervical MR about a month ago,  then a nerve induction a week later that showed extreme neuropathy on the left side especially in the motor skills.  That's when his doctors started paying attention in things, and the investigation started in October.  His PCP sent him to a dermatologist, who then sent him to a  neurologist, then after the nerve induction study he had a lumbar MRI, a lumbar puncture for spinal fluid, and about a dozen viles of blood to send to the Clinic.   About 2 1/2 to 3 months ago he had a whole body of about 25 blood tests, was low on B and D vitamins.  He has not gotten the results from the clinic, and the results from the lumbar puncture showed CIDP.   He was then started on IV immunoglobulin therapy.  Back when he first saw the neurologist she gave him a Methylprednisolone Z-PAK, and then started on the IV immunoglobulin therapy on Tuesday 3/10/22, 3/11/22, and 3/14-3/16/22 with the last being yesterday, and has improved but the neuropathy does not seem to be going away.   It got so bad that he could not even open the door to his car.  He fell 7 times in one week as his legs went out from under him. and was not able to turn the ignition over in his car.    He has had flu shots, was in the military and had no reactions to any vaccines, but will never, never get a COVID vaccine.
Age: 73.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Cough, Influenza virus test negative, Oropharyngeal pain, SARS-CoV-2 antibody test positive
Clinical narrative: I was with 4 grandchildren who were all sick. One of them had walking pneumonia. Within two days I had started developing a sore throat. I also had started to experience some coughing and sinus issues. I went to the urgent care where they did tests on me. I was negative for covid. I had to use a steroid inhaler because my coughing had became more intense. I also had chronic sinus congestion. It took me a month to get over my symptoms. I never lost my taste or smell. When I went to my primary care doctor in the middle of January 2022 she had did some blood work and saw that I had antibodies for covid. I was prescribed antibiotics at first but told to stop taking them once we saw that I had covid. I had a reoccurrence of the symptoms but it was much less intense. One day I woke up in late February 2022 when I had the sinus problem again. Then it went away. I had no coughing that time. I have been fine ever since then.
Age: 73.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Sinus congestion, Sinus disorder
Clinical narrative: I was with 4 grandchildren who were all sick. One of them had walking pneumonia. Within two days I had started developing a sore throat. I also had started to experience some coughing and sinus issues. I went to the urgent care where they did tests on me. I was negative for covid. I had to use a steroid inhaler because my coughing had became more intense. I also had chronic sinus congestion. It took me a month to get over my symptoms. I never lost my taste or smell. When I went to my primary care doctor in the middle of January 2022 she had did some blood work and saw that I had antibodies for covid. I was prescribed antibiotics at first but told to stop taking them once we saw that I had covid. I had a reoccurrence of the symptoms but it was much less intense. One day I woke up in late February 2022 when I had the sinus problem again. Then it went away. I had no coughing that time. I have been fine ever since then.
Age: 70.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Debridement, Device related infection, Medical device removal, Wound treatment
Clinical narrative: She came in with infected hardware orthopedics took her to the OR.  With irrigation debridement the left tibial plateau with removal of hardware.  Hospital admission within 6 weeks of receiving the COVID vaccine.
Age: 81.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fracture reduction, Fractured sacrum, Orthostatic hypotension, Pelvic fracture, Radius fracture
Clinical narrative: left sided radial fracture, left sided superior and inferior pelvic rami and left sacral ala fracture. Orthopedic surgery was consulted and reduced and splinted her wrist. Repeat XRs were stable. They recommended non-operative management of her fractures for now. During her hospitalization, she had issues with orthostatic hypotension. Internal medicine was consulted and adjusted her antihypertensive medications. This resulted in improvement to her hypotension with standing and she was able to work with therapies. ED visit to hospital admission within 6 weeks of receiving the COVID vaccine.
Age: 81.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Splint application, X-ray abnormal
Clinical narrative: left sided radial fracture, left sided superior and inferior pelvic rami and left sacral ala fracture. Orthopedic surgery was consulted and reduced and splinted her wrist. Repeat XRs were stable. They recommended non-operative management of her fractures for now. During her hospitalization, she had issues with orthostatic hypotension. Internal medicine was consulted and adjusted her antihypertensive medications. This resulted in improvement to her hypotension with standing and she was able to work with therapies. ED visit to hospital admission within 6 weeks of receiving the COVID vaccine.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Exposure during pregnancy, Malaise, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, Stillbirth
Clinical narrative: On 12/11/21 at 31w 5 days gestation my baby was stillborn. The autopsy report stated "immediate cause of death unknown". I tested negative for COVID19 on the day of our loss.  I had received the booster/third dose of the COVID19 Pfizer vaccine on 10/8/21. I had received the first dose of the COVID19 Pfizer vaccine on 1/7/21 and the second dose of the COVID10 Pfizer vaccine on 1/28/21.  I later contracted COVID19 on 1/4/22. I had mild symptoms and did not need to seek medical treatment.
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dyspnoea, Electrocardiogram abnormal, Palpitations, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Had complaints of shortness of breath, fever, and palpations.
Age: 6.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: No adverse event, Product preparation issue
Clinical narrative: Patient was given the wrong concentration of covid serum. no adverse effects per mother.
Age: 63.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest pain, Coronary artery disease, Echocardiogram, Electrocardiogram, Troponin normal
Clinical narrative: CAD/Acute Chest pain-Possible unstable angina EKG with paced rhythm  -TTE on 09/20/21 with EF 60-65% - telemetry - trend trop x3 negative - aspirin 324mg-- >81mg qD - load with aspirin 324 mg x1 in er done , heparin drip not recommended at this time, npo except medications ED visit to hospital admission within 6 weeks of receiving the COVID vaccine.
Age: 56.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Unevaluable event
Clinical narrative: outpatient clinic appointment
Age: 66.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hair growth abnormal, Laboratory test
Clinical narrative: The following month after the 1st vaccine. My hair had stopped growing. A few months later, I went to see my dermatologist. I received labs. I received a prescription of fluocinonide and I thought my hair was improving after taking it for 1 month. after the booster the same thing happened. My hair stopped growing. After trying another prescription that did not work I was put back on fluocinonide.
Age: 10.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: No adverse event, Product preparation issue
Clinical narrative: Patient given wrong concentration of covid vaccine. No adverse effects at this time.
Age: 53.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Ageusia, Chills, Headache, Lethargy, Pain
Clinical narrative: Symptoms: On May 14 (chills, fever (temp 102), severe body aches, headaches), On May 15 (chills, body aches, lethargic), On May 16 (no sense of taste, lethargic, mild body aches), On May 17 (no sense of taste, lethargic)  Sense of taste still hasn't returned.   Treatment: drank lots of water, bedrest
Age: 53.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Symptoms: On May 14 (chills, fever (temp 102), severe body aches, headaches), On May 15 (chills, body aches, lethargic), On May 16 (no sense of taste, lethargic, mild body aches), On May 17 (no sense of taste, lethargic)  Sense of taste still hasn't returned.   Treatment: drank lots of water, bedrest
Age: 89.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Acute kidney injury, Acute respiratory failure, Atrial fibrillation, COVID-19, Cardiac failure congestive
Clinical narrative: Patient was vaccinated Moderna 3/18/201 and 4/17/2021  3/11/22 patient was seen in the ED after being found on the floor at his home. Patient had been discharged on 3/1/22  Patient was admitted to ICU on 3/11/22  Patient died 3/12/2022 at 23:19  Cause of Death per WEB REPORT was stated as  Acute Hypoxic Respiratory Failure secondary to Cardiogenic and Distributive Shock. Secondary Contributing Diagnoses: Acute kidney injury, A. fib RVR, anion gap metabolic acidosis, hypertension, combined systolic and diastolic CHF, nontraumatic rhabdomyolysis, COVID 19 infection
Age: 89.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Cardiogenic shock, Death, Distributive shock, Hypertension, Inappropriate schedule of product administration
Clinical narrative: Patient was vaccinated Moderna 3/18/201 and 4/17/2021  3/11/22 patient was seen in the ED after being found on the floor at his home. Patient had been discharged on 3/1/22  Patient was admitted to ICU on 3/11/22  Patient died 3/12/2022 at 23:19  Cause of Death per WEB REPORT was stated as  Acute Hypoxic Respiratory Failure secondary to Cardiogenic and Distributive Shock. Secondary Contributing Diagnoses: Acute kidney injury, A. fib RVR, anion gap metabolic acidosis, hypertension, combined systolic and diastolic CHF, nontraumatic rhabdomyolysis, COVID 19 infection
Age: 89.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Intensive care, Left ventricular failure, Metabolic acidosis, Rhabdomyolysis, SARS-CoV-2 test
Clinical narrative: Patient was vaccinated Moderna 3/18/201 and 4/17/2021  3/11/22 patient was seen in the ED after being found on the floor at his home. Patient had been discharged on 3/1/22  Patient was admitted to ICU on 3/11/22  Patient died 3/12/2022 at 23:19  Cause of Death per WEB REPORT was stated as  Acute Hypoxic Respiratory Failure secondary to Cardiogenic and Distributive Shock. Secondary Contributing Diagnoses: Acute kidney injury, A. fib RVR, anion gap metabolic acidosis, hypertension, combined systolic and diastolic CHF, nontraumatic rhabdomyolysis, COVID 19 infection
Age: 46.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Parosmia, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Developed hives and unusual smell noted of smoke at anytime or place
Age: 14.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: No adverse event, Product administered to patient of inappropriate age
Clinical narrative: no adverse event occured. just submitting the error due to age restriction
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Biopsy skin abnormal, Laboratory test, Nervous system disorder, Pain in extremity, Paraesthesia
Clinical narrative: 2 weeks after the second dose of Moderna, I started to have nerve issues in my legs and feet. Tingling, sporadic stabbing pains. Went to the neurologist and had a punch biopsy done to confirm it was small fiber neuropathy.
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Small fibre neuropathy
Clinical narrative: 2 weeks after the second dose of Moderna, I started to have nerve issues in my legs and feet. Tingling, sporadic stabbing pains. Went to the neurologist and had a punch biopsy done to confirm it was small fiber neuropathy.
Age: 15.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Inappropriate schedule of product administration
Clinical narrative: Patient was given his 2nd Pfizer vaccine 7 days before the recommended time between the 1st and 2nd dose.  Patient's mom has been notified of vaccine administration error.
Age: 24.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Headache, Injection site erythema, Injection site swelling, Intermenstrual bleeding
Clinical narrative: started 3/15/22 with migraine, continued with increased sx throughout the night of chills, shaking, nausea, into 3/16 all sx including fever 102. getting better into 3/17 but not recovered, still with headache. arm at injection site is bright red and swollen. also with period spotting.
Age: 24.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Migraine, Nausea, Pyrexia, Tremor
Clinical narrative: started 3/15/22 with migraine, continued with increased sx throughout the night of chills, shaking, nausea, into 3/16 all sx including fever 102. getting better into 3/17 but not recovered, still with headache. arm at injection site is bright red and swollen. also with period spotting.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anticoagulant therapy, Aphasia, Blood pressure abnormal, Blood test, Cardiac monitoring
Clinical narrative: 07/12/2021 I started with symptoms of not being able to use right hand really well. I could do things with it but when I did my hair that morning and rolled the brush it felt like it wasn't connecting to my brain, and also when I did my makeup. That was the first indicator. On the 14th it happened again where I noticed that I was really tired. By the 16th I was having trouble speaking and couldn't think of the words I wanted to use and because we are in a new location I hesitated to go to the doctor. We went to the hospital on the morning of the 18th and I felt like I had a stroke but I wasn't sure. I walked into the hospital and was admitted. It was that memory of speech and the right side not functioning at 100% and that was an indicator that something was wrong. When I was in the hospital they took blood work, urine work, an MRI, and a cat scan and found that I had a mild stroke in my lower brain near the base of the ganglia. They said that part of your brain controls speech, so it was on the left side and that's why my right side was affecting my motor skills. My writing has also been impacted. They did an electrocardiogram in the hospital and that checked out fine and they kept me overnight and put me on Plavix, Lipitor, baby aspirin, and lisinopril for blood pressure. Since then I've come off of the Plavix and they ordered a carotid artery heart monitor and it took forever to get it done because they are slow. In November 2021, I saw the neurologist and I was in speech therapy through Christmas. My doctor is going to have me come back in November 2022 to see how I've progressed not being in therapy. My memory has been affected by it and I don't remember things like I used to. I don't drive like I used to and where I live it's easy to get around but when it comes to driving I don't trust myself because there's times where I can get confused and I don't want to get confused on the road. I still get really tired and they say it takes a year plus for your brain to heal and I think I forget I had the stroke. I get fatigued during the day and I used to not be like that, and by 2/3 PM I'm just tired, but not physically tired, more like mental fatigue.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Cerebrovascular accident, Computerised tomogram, Confusional state, Dysgraphia, Electrocardiogram normal
Clinical narrative: 07/12/2021 I started with symptoms of not being able to use right hand really well. I could do things with it but when I did my hair that morning and rolled the brush it felt like it wasn't connecting to my brain, and also when I did my makeup. That was the first indicator. On the 14th it happened again where I noticed that I was really tired. By the 16th I was having trouble speaking and couldn't think of the words I wanted to use and because we are in a new location I hesitated to go to the doctor. We went to the hospital on the morning of the 18th and I felt like I had a stroke but I wasn't sure. I walked into the hospital and was admitted. It was that memory of speech and the right side not functioning at 100% and that was an indicator that something was wrong. When I was in the hospital they took blood work, urine work, an MRI, and a cat scan and found that I had a mild stroke in my lower brain near the base of the ganglia. They said that part of your brain controls speech, so it was on the left side and that's why my right side was affecting my motor skills. My writing has also been impacted. They did an electrocardiogram in the hospital and that checked out fine and they kept me overnight and put me on Plavix, Lipitor, baby aspirin, and lisinopril for blood pressure. Since then I've come off of the Plavix and they ordered a carotid artery heart monitor and it took forever to get it done because they are slow. In November 2021, I saw the neurologist and I was in speech therapy through Christmas. My doctor is going to have me come back in November 2022 to see how I've progressed not being in therapy. My memory has been affected by it and I don't remember things like I used to. I don't drive like I used to and where I live it's easy to get around but when it comes to driving I don't trust myself because there's times where I can get confused and I don't want to get confused on the road. I still get really tired and they say it takes a year plus for your brain to heal and I think I forget I had the stroke. I get fatigued during the day and I used to not be like that, and by 2/3 PM I'm just tired, but not physically tired, more like mental fatigue.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fatigue, Impaired driving ability, Loss of personal independence in daily activities, Magnetic resonance imaging, Memory impairment
Clinical narrative: 07/12/2021 I started with symptoms of not being able to use right hand really well. I could do things with it but when I did my hair that morning and rolled the brush it felt like it wasn't connecting to my brain, and also when I did my makeup. That was the first indicator. On the 14th it happened again where I noticed that I was really tired. By the 16th I was having trouble speaking and couldn't think of the words I wanted to use and because we are in a new location I hesitated to go to the doctor. We went to the hospital on the morning of the 18th and I felt like I had a stroke but I wasn't sure. I walked into the hospital and was admitted. It was that memory of speech and the right side not functioning at 100% and that was an indicator that something was wrong. When I was in the hospital they took blood work, urine work, an MRI, and a cat scan and found that I had a mild stroke in my lower brain near the base of the ganglia. They said that part of your brain controls speech, so it was on the left side and that's why my right side was affecting my motor skills. My writing has also been impacted. They did an electrocardiogram in the hospital and that checked out fine and they kept me overnight and put me on Plavix, Lipitor, baby aspirin, and lisinopril for blood pressure. Since then I've come off of the Plavix and they ordered a carotid artery heart monitor and it took forever to get it done because they are slow. In November 2021, I saw the neurologist and I was in speech therapy through Christmas. My doctor is going to have me come back in November 2022 to see how I've progressed not being in therapy. My memory has been affected by it and I don't remember things like I used to. I don't drive like I used to and where I live it's easy to get around but when it comes to driving I don't trust myself because there's times where I can get confused and I don't want to get confused on the road. I still get really tired and they say it takes a year plus for your brain to heal and I think I forget I had the stroke. I get fatigued during the day and I used to not be like that, and by 2/3 PM I'm just tired, but not physically tired, more like mental fatigue.
Age: 64.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mental fatigue, Mobility decreased, Neurological symptom, Speech disorder, Urine analysis
Clinical narrative: 07/12/2021 I started with symptoms of not being able to use right hand really well. I could do things with it but when I did my hair that morning and rolled the brush it felt like it wasn't connecting to my brain, and also when I did my makeup. That was the first indicator. On the 14th it happened again where I noticed that I was really tired. By the 16th I was having trouble speaking and couldn't think of the words I wanted to use and because we are in a new location I hesitated to go to the doctor. We went to the hospital on the morning of the 18th and I felt like I had a stroke but I wasn't sure. I walked into the hospital and was admitted. It was that memory of speech and the right side not functioning at 100% and that was an indicator that something was wrong. When I was in the hospital they took blood work, urine work, an MRI, and a cat scan and found that I had a mild stroke in my lower brain near the base of the ganglia. They said that part of your brain controls speech, so it was on the left side and that's why my right side was affecting my motor skills. My writing has also been impacted. They did an electrocardiogram in the hospital and that checked out fine and they kept me overnight and put me on Plavix, Lipitor, baby aspirin, and lisinopril for blood pressure. Since then I've come off of the Plavix and they ordered a carotid artery heart monitor and it took forever to get it done because they are slow. In November 2021, I saw the neurologist and I was in speech therapy through Christmas. My doctor is going to have me come back in November 2022 to see how I've progressed not being in therapy. My memory has been affected by it and I don't remember things like I used to. I don't drive like I used to and where I live it's easy to get around but when it comes to driving I don't trust myself because there's times where I can get confused and I don't want to get confused on the road. I still get really tired and they say it takes a year plus for your brain to heal and I think I forget I had the stroke. I get fatigued during the day and I used to not be like that, and by 2/3 PM I'm just tired, but not physically tired, more like mental fatigue.
Age: 42.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Acute respiratory failure, Asthma, COVID-19, Chest X-ray abnormal, Condition aggravated
Clinical narrative: Case was vaccinated for Covid in June 2021, then hospitalized for Covid in January 2022. Hospitalized at:  Hospital.  * COVID Assessment & Plan Patient had diagnosis January 6 Progressing shortness of breath and mild hypoxia, chest x-ray findings consistent with viral pneumonia -Exacerbation of asthma as likely to contribute to her present symptoms ? Order Tessalon for cough, albuterol inhaler, and dexamethasone 6 mg daily -- titrate oxygen to 90-94% ? Given duration of illness remdesivir is not ordered.   Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure due to COVID-19 Assessment & Plan Pt admitted on 1/18: required 2 liters supplemental oxygen to maintain sat > 90.    Plan:  Titrate oxygen to 90-94%
Age: 42.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Cough, Dyspnoea, Hypoxia, Influenza A virus test, Influenza B virus test
Clinical narrative: Case was vaccinated for Covid in June 2021, then hospitalized for Covid in January 2022. Hospitalized at:  Hospital.  * COVID Assessment & Plan Patient had diagnosis January 6 Progressing shortness of breath and mild hypoxia, chest x-ray findings consistent with viral pneumonia -Exacerbation of asthma as likely to contribute to her present symptoms ? Order Tessalon for cough, albuterol inhaler, and dexamethasone 6 mg daily -- titrate oxygen to 90-94% ? Given duration of illness remdesivir is not ordered.   Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure due to COVID-19 Assessment & Plan Pt admitted on 1/18: required 2 liters supplemental oxygen to maintain sat > 90.    Plan:  Titrate oxygen to 90-94%
Age: 42.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pneumonia viral, SARS-CoV-2 RNA, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Case was vaccinated for Covid in June 2021, then hospitalized for Covid in January 2022. Hospitalized at:  Hospital.  * COVID Assessment & Plan Patient had diagnosis January 6 Progressing shortness of breath and mild hypoxia, chest x-ray findings consistent with viral pneumonia -Exacerbation of asthma as likely to contribute to her present symptoms ? Order Tessalon for cough, albuterol inhaler, and dexamethasone 6 mg daily -- titrate oxygen to 90-94% ? Given duration of illness remdesivir is not ordered.   Acute hypoxemic respiratory failure due to COVID-19 Assessment & Plan Pt admitted on 1/18: required 2 liters supplemental oxygen to maintain sat > 90.    Plan:  Titrate oxygen to 90-94%
Age: 65.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: PNC13
Symptoms: Immediate post-injection reaction, Injection site erythema, Injection site induration, Injection site pain, Injection site warmth
Clinical narrative: 10 to 12 cm area of erythema, tenderness, induration, and warmth right deltoid when came to clinic 3/17 due to reaction, states onset symptoms immediately after vaccine.  No systemic symptoms
Age: 27.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Breast cancer female, Breast mass, Chemotherapy, Surgery
Clinical narrative: 2nd dose in April; by May noted a right breast mass; diagnosed with breast cancer in June; needed chemo and surgery
Age: 70.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Gastrointestinal haemorrhage
Clinical narrative: Patient presented to the ED and was subsequently hospitalized for GI hemorrhage within 6 weeks of receiving covid booster vaccination.
Age: 55.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Diarrhoea, Dyspnoea, Fatigue, Migraine, Tremor
Clinical narrative: Shortness of breath, chills, diarrhea, shaking, migraines, fatigue, exhaustion
Age: 89.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, FLUX
Symptoms: COVID-19, Malaise, Nasopharyngitis, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Breakthrough COVID case: 12/30/2021: My sister and brother tested positive for COVID. I tested my mother and she tested negative, but she started to have cold symptoms. I decided to do another rapid test and she tested positive. The next day 01/01/2022 I did take her to the emergency room because she started to sound like she was getting a bit sicker since she has asthma. I wanted to make sure she wasn't getting pneumonia. The ER tested her and found her positive for COVID. They gave her an inhaler, an oximeter and a thermometer and had her monitor for 10 days. She didn't get any worse during the course of her COVID case.
Age: 18.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Inappropriate schedule of product administration
Clinical narrative: Patient was given the 2nd Pfizer vaccine 7 days before the recommended time between the 1st and 2nd dose.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anaemia, Back pain, Balance disorder, Blood test abnormal, CSF protein abnormal
Clinical narrative: 3/14/2021 Vaccination. 3/18/2021 Flew to see family members, to see grandbaby. Complained of lower back pain and 'cotton balls' in ears. During vacation experienced dizziness and light headiness. Woke up with vertigo, rapid eye movement. 3/28/2021 severe vertigo, non stop vomiting, rapid eye movement. 4/1 PCP CT neg, labs good. Meclizine. No relief. Referred to ENT. Bilateral Ear infection 80 mg Decadron. 4/6 to see neuro for tremor in left land. DX BPPT with normal hearing age related loss and possible due to infection. Ordered MRI of canal with and without contrast.  Losartan to hold and to continue BP medication. 4/13 MRI of auditory canal. 4/16 ENT diagnosed sudden idiopathic hearing loss in the left ear with restrictive hearing in the right ear. And hear loss in the left ear. Vestibular weakness.  60 mg prednisone a day for 2 weeks. to taper to 10 mg every week. Valium 5 mg 1-3 x day for 14 days. To stop the other medication because it wasn't helping. 4/26 Neurologist. He told me to see the ENT. He said that he thought I had Parkinson's, no cure. To come back in 5 months. I went for a second opinion. 5/5/2021 ENT 24/7 nausea 50% improvement with vomiting. Dix-Hall pike on the L side with involuntary shaking and rapid eye movement. Epley maneuver diagnosed BPPV of the L ear. Injections over 3 weeks where they put Decadron in the L ear. 5/12/2021 2nd injection - diagnosed with sinus infection. 5/19 3rd injection. CT of sinuses were clear, R ear hearing loss, Prednisone for 14 days and taper by 50 mg every week. 5/26 Injections in R ear with Decadron. 6/2 2nd injection. 6/9 3rd injection Vertigo was worse and the nystagmus. Referred to physical therapy. 7/8 Started PT. 7/14 started steroids. They symptoms were worse. Tube in R ear and started prednisolone drops right into the middle ear for 30 days, 3x a day.  Talked about DMG. I had L weakness, Vestibular dysfunction. 9/3/2021 increased vertigo, L side hearing loss, stagma was worse, nausea was still 24/7. I had developed intermittent fever 100.4 every other day. The diagnosis that vertebral insufficiency and some hearing loss in both ears. Back on prednisone and ordered more testing. Thanksgiving I was admitted to the hospital. I went in on a Friday and was there for 7 days. Encephalitis was the diagnosis. MRI of the spine and brain; swelling. Spinal tap; protein and blood found. Then told me I was anemic. 12/08/2021 Christmas I had double vision. Sent blood work to a lab; abnormal results. Autoimmune encephalitis of the brain cell. I have to have 5-6 subtypes to rule out to make sure that is what it is. 3/21/2021 PET scan to look for tumor. *still going thru diagnosis process. Still experiencing vertigo, balance issues, nausea, double vision, nausea, etc.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: CSF red blood cell count positive, Canalith repositioning procedure, Computerised tomogram head normal, Computerised tomogram normal, Deafness bilateral
Clinical narrative: 3/14/2021 Vaccination. 3/18/2021 Flew to see family members, to see grandbaby. Complained of lower back pain and 'cotton balls' in ears. During vacation experienced dizziness and light headiness. Woke up with vertigo, rapid eye movement. 3/28/2021 severe vertigo, non stop vomiting, rapid eye movement. 4/1 PCP CT neg, labs good. Meclizine. No relief. Referred to ENT. Bilateral Ear infection 80 mg Decadron. 4/6 to see neuro for tremor in left land. DX BPPT with normal hearing age related loss and possible due to infection. Ordered MRI of canal with and without contrast.  Losartan to hold and to continue BP medication. 4/13 MRI of auditory canal. 4/16 ENT diagnosed sudden idiopathic hearing loss in the left ear with restrictive hearing in the right ear. And hear loss in the left ear. Vestibular weakness.  60 mg prednisone a day for 2 weeks. to taper to 10 mg every week. Valium 5 mg 1-3 x day for 14 days. To stop the other medication because it wasn't helping. 4/26 Neurologist. He told me to see the ENT. He said that he thought I had Parkinson's, no cure. To come back in 5 months. I went for a second opinion. 5/5/2021 ENT 24/7 nausea 50% improvement with vomiting. Dix-Hall pike on the L side with involuntary shaking and rapid eye movement. Epley maneuver diagnosed BPPV of the L ear. Injections over 3 weeks where they put Decadron in the L ear. 5/12/2021 2nd injection - diagnosed with sinus infection. 5/19 3rd injection. CT of sinuses were clear, R ear hearing loss, Prednisone for 14 days and taper by 50 mg every week. 5/26 Injections in R ear with Decadron. 6/2 2nd injection. 6/9 3rd injection Vertigo was worse and the nystagmus. Referred to physical therapy. 7/8 Started PT. 7/14 started steroids. They symptoms were worse. Tube in R ear and started prednisolone drops right into the middle ear for 30 days, 3x a day.  Talked about DMG. I had L weakness, Vestibular dysfunction. 9/3/2021 increased vertigo, L side hearing loss, stagma was worse, nausea was still 24/7. I had developed intermittent fever 100.4 every other day. The diagnosis that vertebral insufficiency and some hearing loss in both ears. Back on prednisone and ordered more testing. Thanksgiving I was admitted to the hospital. I went in on a Friday and was there for 7 days. Encephalitis was the diagnosis. MRI of the spine and brain; swelling. Spinal tap; protein and blood found. Then told me I was anemic. 12/08/2021 Christmas I had double vision. Sent blood work to a lab; abnormal results. Autoimmune encephalitis of the brain cell. I have to have 5-6 subtypes to rule out to make sure that is what it is. 3/21/2021 PET scan to look for tumor. *still going thru diagnosis process. Still experiencing vertigo, balance issues, nausea, double vision, nausea, etc.