chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 15.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain upper, Abnormal faeces, Cardiac arrest, Dysstasia, Insomnia
Clinical narrative: Day after vaccine woke with fever.  Day 2 after vaccine was much improved.  That night (Sunday) she had stomach pain and two unbelievably large poops, couldn't sleep, when given shower struggled to stand up (not sure if that was behavioral or physical).  Day 3 (Monday) called doctor office at 8am.  Couldn't get an appointment till 1:30pm and was told to get a rapid test at 1pm.  Very lethargic during the morning hours.  At 1pm she was conscious getting the test.  While waiting for results saw that she finally went to sleep.  Called her name and she didn't respond.  Went into the back and tried to shake her awake but unresponsive.  Went to the ER around the corner at the Hospital. Her heart had stopped.  It took
Age: 15.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Lethargy, Pyrexia, SARS-CoV-2 test, Unresponsive to stimuli
Clinical narrative: Day after vaccine woke with fever.  Day 2 after vaccine was much improved.  That night (Sunday) she had stomach pain and two unbelievably large poops, couldn't sleep, when given shower struggled to stand up (not sure if that was behavioral or physical).  Day 3 (Monday) called doctor office at 8am.  Couldn't get an appointment till 1:30pm and was told to get a rapid test at 1pm.  Very lethargic during the morning hours.  At 1pm she was conscious getting the test.  While waiting for results saw that she finally went to sleep.  Called her name and she didn't respond.  Went into the back and tried to shake her awake but unresponsive.  Went to the ER around the corner at the Hospital. Her heart had stopped.  It took
Age: 15.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Product administered to patient of inappropriate age
Clinical narrative: Day after vaccine woke with fever.  Day 2 after vaccine was much improved.  That night (Sunday) she had stomach pain and two unbelievably large poops, couldn't sleep, when given shower struggled to stand up (not sure if that was behavioral or physical).  Day 3 (Monday) called doctor office at 8am.  Couldn't get an appointment till 1:30pm and was told to get a rapid test at 1pm.  Very lethargic during the morning hours.  At 1pm she was conscious getting the test.  While waiting for results saw that she finally went to sleep.  Called her name and she didn't respond.  Went into the back and tried to shake her awake but unresponsive.  Went to the ER around the corner at the Hospital. Her heart had stopped.  It took
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain, Dyspnoea, Influenza like illness, Pain in extremity, Syncope
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Ultrasound scan normal
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain, Aphasia, Asthenia, Blood pressure increased, Computerised tomogram abdomen normal
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Computerised tomogram head normal, Disturbance in attention, Dizziness, Dysphemia, Dyspnoea
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Feeling abnormal, Gait inability, Headache, Hemiplegic migraine, Hypoaesthesia
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Illness, Infection, Influenza like illness, Laboratory test, Loss of consciousness
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Lumbar puncture, Magnetic resonance imaging normal, Memory impairment, Nausea, Neurological symptom
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Pain in extremity, Pyrexia, Scan with contrast normal, Ultrasound Doppler normal, Ultrasound scan normal
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Urine analysis abnormal, Venogram normal, Vision blurred, Vomiting, Walking aid user
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Body temperature, Chills, Disorientation, Dizziness, Pain
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Peripheral swelling, Pyrexia, Swelling face
Clinical narrative: I was very ill on Friday night after receiving the vaccination. Flu-like symptoms, high fever, shortness of breath, pain in my abdomen, horrible headache, nausea, dizziness, loss of consciousness and leg pain (both legs). The flu-like symptoms passed on Saturday, but by Tuesday, April 13 I was continuing to have a terrible headache, abdominal pain and leg pain. I saw my primary doctor on the 13th and was sent over to the hospital for an ultrasound of my leg. No clots were found and I was told to continue trying to recover at home unless it got worse. I was seen at the emergency room on April 14th for abdominal pain, leg pain, dizziness and headache. The nurse told me I was probably hysterical over the vaccination being pulled, and I told him this was not the case. They performed CT (without contrast) on my abdomen and head, then released me with instructions to return if I was worse. By the 16th I was unable to walk as my left side was completely numb. I went back to the ER. I had a CT of my abdomen and head with and without contrast. I had a lumbar puncture and several labs. I was given IV antibiotics for some infection they found in my urine. I was given fluids and pain meds, and my BP was shooting up to 145/94 (which is very high for me), when standing. My vision was blurry and I was unable to remember much of the last week. I was admitted from the 16th through the 20th and had an MRV, 2 MRIs, more lab work and medicine for my headache. I was released on the 20th and the headache was unbearable and I was still numb on my left side, going back to my doctor on the 22nd. He suggested the ER, and the ER admitted me back to the stroke unit. I was released on the 22nd with a diagnosis of a hemiplegic migraine that could cause stroke-like symptoms (ZERO history of headaches previously). I was sent home with a walker and home health services. PT visited on April 30th and ordered two visits per week for the next month. I am unable to walk without a walker. I cannot shower or use the stairs without assistance. My memory is still foggy. I am unable to concentrate for long. I often stutter and can't remember basic words. I have also stopped and forgotten where I am at a given moment. I am on Depakote nightly for the headaches, and they have lessened slightly, but when they flare up it is debilitating and I often vomit. I have instructions to follow up with my primary tomorrow morning and see what the next steps are.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Brain scan normal, Contusion, Platelet count decreased, Scan normal, Ultrasound Doppler normal
Clinical narrative: platelet level was low; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 52-year-old female patient received BNT162B2(PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in arm left on 07Apr2021 12:30 (Batch/Lot Number: ER8737) (at the age of 52-years-old) as single dose for Covid-19 immunisation.  The patient had no medical history and had no known allergies/ The patient was not pregnant. The patient did not have Covid prior to vaccination. Concomitant medications included minerals nos, vitamins nos (CENTRUM) and cyanocobalamin (NATURE MADE B12 VITAMIN). The patient previously received the first dose of BNT162B2 on 17Mar2021 at 12:30 PM (Lot: EN6207) (at the age of 52-years-old) in the left arm for COVID-19 immunization. The patient did not receive other vaccine in four weeks. Bruises began appearing on legs weekend (10Apr2021) following dose 2. Bruises began appearing on arms. On Wednesday, 14Apr2021, the school nurse noticed a big bruise on the patient's arm and she asked how the patient got it. The patient told her she had no idea but they were on her legs too. She (nurse) looked and told the patient to call doctor ASAP. Had bloodwork done the next morning (15Apr2021) and got call from PCP office to get to the ER because platelet level was low and the patient was a brain bleed risk. Her platelets were at 3,000 at ER. Had a platelet transfusion as well as a brain scan, lung scan and leg ultrasounds. The patient was hospitalized from April 15 to 18, 2021. The patient received 4 days of dexamethasone 40 mg daily. Her platelets were decreasing again and she was now heading to (hospital name) on 28Apr2021 for potential dose of Romisplostim. The event resulted to a visit to the doctor and emergency room. The event was assessed as life threatening and requiring hospitalization by the reporter. The patient underwent nasal swab Covid test in the hospital as protocol on 15Apr2021 with negative result. The outcome of the event was not recovered.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Ventilation/perfusion scan
Clinical narrative: platelet level was low; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 52-year-old female patient received BNT162B2(PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in arm left on 07Apr2021 12:30 (Batch/Lot Number: ER8737) (at the age of 52-years-old) as single dose for Covid-19 immunisation.  The patient had no medical history and had no known allergies/ The patient was not pregnant. The patient did not have Covid prior to vaccination. Concomitant medications included minerals nos, vitamins nos (CENTRUM) and cyanocobalamin (NATURE MADE B12 VITAMIN). The patient previously received the first dose of BNT162B2 on 17Mar2021 at 12:30 PM (Lot: EN6207) (at the age of 52-years-old) in the left arm for COVID-19 immunization. The patient did not receive other vaccine in four weeks. Bruises began appearing on legs weekend (10Apr2021) following dose 2. Bruises began appearing on arms. On Wednesday, 14Apr2021, the school nurse noticed a big bruise on the patient's arm and she asked how the patient got it. The patient told her she had no idea but they were on her legs too. She (nurse) looked and told the patient to call doctor ASAP. Had bloodwork done the next morning (15Apr2021) and got call from PCP office to get to the ER because platelet level was low and the patient was a brain bleed risk. Her platelets were at 3,000 at ER. Had a platelet transfusion as well as a brain scan, lung scan and leg ultrasounds. The patient was hospitalized from April 15 to 18, 2021. The patient received 4 days of dexamethasone 40 mg daily. Her platelets were decreasing again and she was now heading to (hospital name) on 28Apr2021 for potential dose of Romisplostim. The event resulted to a visit to the doctor and emergency room. The event was assessed as life threatening and requiring hospitalization by the reporter. The patient underwent nasal swab Covid test in the hospital as protocol on 15Apr2021 with negative result. The outcome of the event was not recovered.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test, Platelet count, Platelet count decreased, SARS-CoV-2 test, Scan brain
Clinical narrative: platelet level was low; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 52-year-old female patient received BNT162B2(PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in arm left on 07Apr2021 12:30 (Batch/Lot Number: ER8737) (at the age of 52-years-old) as single dose for Covid-19 immunisation.  The patient had no medical history and had no known allergies/ The patient was not pregnant. The patient did not have Covid prior to vaccination. Concomitant medications included minerals nos, vitamins nos (CENTRUM) and cyanocobalamin (NATURE MADE B12 VITAMIN). The patient previously received the first dose of BNT162B2 on 17Mar2021 at 12:30 PM (Lot: EN6207) (at the age of 52-years-old) in the left arm for COVID-19 immunization. The patient did not receive other vaccine in four weeks. Bruises began appearing on legs weekend (10Apr2021) following dose 2. Bruises began appearing on arms. On Wednesday, 14Apr2021, the school nurse noticed a big bruise on the patient's arm and she asked how the patient got it. The patient told her she had no idea but they were on her legs too. She (nurse) looked and told the patient to call doctor ASAP. Had bloodwork done the next morning (15Apr2021) and got call from PCP office to get to the ER because platelet level was low and the patient was a brain bleed risk. Her platelets were at 3,000 at ER. Had a platelet transfusion as well as a brain scan, lung scan and leg ultrasounds. The patient was hospitalized from April 15 to 18, 2021. The patient received 4 days of dexamethasone 40 mg daily. Her platelets were decreasing again and she was now heading to (hospital name) on 28Apr2021 for potential dose of Romisplostim. The event resulted to a visit to the doctor and emergency room. The event was assessed as life threatening and requiring hospitalization by the reporter. The patient underwent nasal swab Covid test in the hospital as protocol on 15Apr2021 with negative result. The outcome of the event was not recovered.
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Ultrasound scan, Ventilation/perfusion scan
Clinical narrative: platelet level was low; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 52-year-old female patient received BNT162B2(PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in arm left on 07Apr2021 12:30 (Batch/Lot Number: ER8737) (at the age of 52-years-old) as single dose for Covid-19 immunisation.  The patient had no medical history and had no known allergies/ The patient was not pregnant. The patient did not have Covid prior to vaccination. Concomitant medications included minerals nos, vitamins nos (CENTRUM) and cyanocobalamin (NATURE MADE B12 VITAMIN). The patient previously received the first dose of BNT162B2 on 17Mar2021 at 12:30 PM (Lot: EN6207) (at the age of 52-years-old) in the left arm for COVID-19 immunization. The patient did not receive other vaccine in four weeks. Bruises began appearing on legs weekend (10Apr2021) following dose 2. Bruises began appearing on arms. On Wednesday, 14Apr2021, the school nurse noticed a big bruise on the patient's arm and she asked how the patient got it. The patient told her she had no idea but they were on her legs too. She (nurse) looked and told the patient to call doctor ASAP. Had bloodwork done the next morning (15Apr2021) and got call from PCP office to get to the ER because platelet level was low and the patient was a brain bleed risk. Her platelets were at 3,000 at ER. Had a platelet transfusion as well as a brain scan, lung scan and leg ultrasounds. The patient was hospitalized from April 15 to 18, 2021. The patient received 4 days of dexamethasone 40 mg daily. Her platelets were decreasing again and she was now heading to (hospital name) on 28Apr2021 for potential dose of Romisplostim. The event resulted to a visit to the doctor and emergency room. The event was assessed as life threatening and requiring hospitalization by the reporter. The patient underwent nasal swab Covid test in the hospital as protocol on 15Apr2021 with negative result. The outcome of the event was not recovered.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Amnesia, Blood sodium decreased, Chills, Confusional state, Dehydration
Clinical narrative: chills; fever; nausea; rapid heart rate; body aches; headaches; lose my mental capacity; I was incoherent; threw up; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 29-Year-old female (pregnant: No) patient received 1st dose of BNT162B2 (COVID vaccine, lot number=ER8729) on 11Apr2021 11:45 AM on Left arm for covid-19 immunization. Medical history was hospitalizations for heat exhaustion in 2014 and 2017, Herpes Type 2, covid prior vaccination. No other vaccine in four weeks. Concomitant drugs included Vitamin D, One-A-Day Vitamin. Symptoms started at 12:00 am midnight on 12Apr2021 with chills and fever. The morning of 12Apr2021, symptoms progressed into nausea, rapid heart rate, body aches, headaches, and I started to lose my mental capacity. I didn't know my address when I called an ambulance. When at the hospital, I didn't recognize my wife and forgot my mother's name. I was incoherent. I threw up. I don't remember 7 hours of time from my first day at the hospital. I got a spinal tap to test for meningitis which came back negative. I had an MRV brain scan which came back clear (no blood clots). Hospitalized for 5 days (12Apr2021-16Apr2021). AE resulted in Emergency room/department or urgent care, Hospitalization, Life threatening illness (immediate risk of death from the event). Outcome of the event was recovering. AE treatment was IV fluids, sodium, spinal tap, MRV brain scan. No covid tested post vaccination.  No follow-up attempts needed. No further information expected.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Headache, Loss of consciousness, Lumbar puncture, Magnetic resonance imaging head, Nausea
Clinical narrative: chills; fever; nausea; rapid heart rate; body aches; headaches; lose my mental capacity; I was incoherent; threw up; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 29-Year-old female (pregnant: No) patient received 1st dose of BNT162B2 (COVID vaccine, lot number=ER8729) on 11Apr2021 11:45 AM on Left arm for covid-19 immunization. Medical history was hospitalizations for heat exhaustion in 2014 and 2017, Herpes Type 2, covid prior vaccination. No other vaccine in four weeks. Concomitant drugs included Vitamin D, One-A-Day Vitamin. Symptoms started at 12:00 am midnight on 12Apr2021 with chills and fever. The morning of 12Apr2021, symptoms progressed into nausea, rapid heart rate, body aches, headaches, and I started to lose my mental capacity. I didn't know my address when I called an ambulance. When at the hospital, I didn't recognize my wife and forgot my mother's name. I was incoherent. I threw up. I don't remember 7 hours of time from my first day at the hospital. I got a spinal tap to test for meningitis which came back negative. I had an MRV brain scan which came back clear (no blood clots). Hospitalized for 5 days (12Apr2021-16Apr2021). AE resulted in Emergency room/department or urgent care, Hospitalization, Life threatening illness (immediate risk of death from the event). Outcome of the event was recovering. AE treatment was IV fluids, sodium, spinal tap, MRV brain scan. No covid tested post vaccination.  No follow-up attempts needed. No further information expected.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Pain, Pyrexia, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: chills; fever; nausea; rapid heart rate; body aches; headaches; lose my mental capacity; I was incoherent; threw up; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 29-Year-old female (pregnant: No) patient received 1st dose of BNT162B2 (COVID vaccine, lot number=ER8729) on 11Apr2021 11:45 AM on Left arm for covid-19 immunization. Medical history was hospitalizations for heat exhaustion in 2014 and 2017, Herpes Type 2, covid prior vaccination. No other vaccine in four weeks. Concomitant drugs included Vitamin D, One-A-Day Vitamin. Symptoms started at 12:00 am midnight on 12Apr2021 with chills and fever. The morning of 12Apr2021, symptoms progressed into nausea, rapid heart rate, body aches, headaches, and I started to lose my mental capacity. I didn't know my address when I called an ambulance. When at the hospital, I didn't recognize my wife and forgot my mother's name. I was incoherent. I threw up. I don't remember 7 hours of time from my first day at the hospital. I got a spinal tap to test for meningitis which came back negative. I had an MRV brain scan which came back clear (no blood clots). Hospitalized for 5 days (12Apr2021-16Apr2021). AE resulted in Emergency room/department or urgent care, Hospitalization, Life threatening illness (immediate risk of death from the event). Outcome of the event was recovering. AE treatment was IV fluids, sodium, spinal tap, MRV brain scan. No covid tested post vaccination.  No follow-up attempts needed. No further information expected.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Headache, Heart rate, Heart rate increased, Incoherent
Clinical narrative: chills; fever; nausea; rapid heart rate; body aches; headaches; lose my mental capacity; I was incoherent; threw up; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 29-Year-old female (pregnant: No) patient received 1st dose of BNT162B2 (COVID vaccine, lot number=ER8729) on 11Apr2021 11:45 AM on Left arm for covid-19 immunization. Medical history was hospitalizations for heat exhaustion in 2014 and 2017, Herpes Type 2, covid prior vaccination. No other vaccine in four weeks. Concomitant drugs included Vitamin D, One-A-Day Vitamin. Symptoms started at 12:00 am midnight on 12Apr2021 with chills and fever. The morning of 12Apr2021, symptoms progressed into nausea, rapid heart rate, body aches, headaches, and I started to lose my mental capacity. I didn't know my address when I called an ambulance. When at the hospital, I didn't recognize my wife and forgot my mother's name. I was incoherent. I threw up. I don't remember 7 hours of time from my first day at the hospital. I got a spinal tap to test for meningitis which came back negative. I had an MRV brain scan which came back clear (no blood clots). Hospitalized for 5 days (12Apr2021-16Apr2021). AE resulted in Emergency room/department or urgent care, Hospitalization, Life threatening illness (immediate risk of death from the event). Outcome of the event was recovering. AE treatment was IV fluids, sodium, spinal tap, MRV brain scan. No covid tested post vaccination.  No follow-up attempts needed. No further information expected.
Age: 29.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Intellectual disability, Lumbar puncture, Nausea, Pain, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: chills; fever; nausea; rapid heart rate; body aches; headaches; lose my mental capacity; I was incoherent; threw up; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 29-Year-old female (pregnant: No) patient received 1st dose of BNT162B2 (COVID vaccine, lot number=ER8729) on 11Apr2021 11:45 AM on Left arm for covid-19 immunization. Medical history was hospitalizations for heat exhaustion in 2014 and 2017, Herpes Type 2, covid prior vaccination. No other vaccine in four weeks. Concomitant drugs included Vitamin D, One-A-Day Vitamin. Symptoms started at 12:00 am midnight on 12Apr2021 with chills and fever. The morning of 12Apr2021, symptoms progressed into nausea, rapid heart rate, body aches, headaches, and I started to lose my mental capacity. I didn't know my address when I called an ambulance. When at the hospital, I didn't recognize my wife and forgot my mother's name. I was incoherent. I threw up. I don't remember 7 hours of time from my first day at the hospital. I got a spinal tap to test for meningitis which came back negative. I had an MRV brain scan which came back clear (no blood clots). Hospitalized for 5 days (12Apr2021-16Apr2021). AE resulted in Emergency room/department or urgent care, Hospitalization, Life threatening illness (immediate risk of death from the event). Outcome of the event was recovering. AE treatment was IV fluids, sodium, spinal tap, MRV brain scan. No covid tested post vaccination.  No follow-up attempts needed. No further information expected.