Age: 73.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Bradyphrenia, Dizziness, Dysstasia, Eye movement disorder, Feeling abnormal
Clinical narrative: ?Moderna COVID?19 Vaccine EUA?    Sorry, I put my 2 vaccination above.... the second one was on February 11, 2021.... Moderna Vaccination Side Effects Report May 13, 2021  First Vaccination ? February 11, 2021 I did not have any effects the first week.  Then on the very same day of the week, in the following week, my arm, where I got the injection, got red and swelled up nearly from my elbow to my shoulder.  It was hot and hard and ached.  It was sore to the touch.  That was on Thursday.  On Sunday, I woke up OK, but as I dressed and started moving around, things did not feel right.  Soon, I knew that I was not going to be able to do the normal things of the day.  Within about an hour of being up from bed, I had a sever attach of vertigo.   I thought is was actually Vertigo, which I sometimes have, so I tried the ?exercise? that you can do to remove the debris from the ear canal and relieve the Vertigo?. This has worked for me in the past.  But, after trying it three times?. Barely being able to perform the procedure because of the severity of the Vertigo that I was experiencing, my daughter said that it might be from the vaccination.  She helped me to my bed.  I could not stand or move well.  Any time I moved my head or my eyes?even if they were closed? everything would spin more.  No matter what I did, I couldn?t the spinning to stop.  Finally, after I held my head and eyes very still, I fell asleep and slept for 7 hours straight.  When I finally awoke, the dizziness had begun to subside.  I slept for 2 more hours and started to feel more normal the next day.  The swelling and pain in my arm stayed for another 2 weeks.  Second Vaccination ? March 11, 2021 I had the injection in the afternoon and did not notice any real issues that day.  On the second day, when I awoke, I did not feel well?kind of dizzy and nauseous?.but not the Vertigo type of dizziness?just an off balance sort of dizziness.  Then I noticed that I couldn?t move or think very well.  It was like everything was in slow motion.  I tried to do the normal things of the day, but finally just gave up and went back to bed.  It was like my mind was watching everything go on in slow motion.  I slept the whole day again.  The next day I was mostly better, but after a couple of weeks, I started having frequent momentary dizzy spells.  They did not seem to be triggered by anything.  They just came and went.    The dizzy spells went on for several weeks? probably a month and gave way to another reaction that is difficult to explain because I have never had this experience before.  It is like when I move around or turn my head, my eyes do not go with me!  It is not a dizzy spell, although it does cause some dizziness.  And, my eyes do not go out of focus.  It is more like they are out of ?alignment? with each other or something like that.    It is very disconcerting and takes 1 to 3 seconds to come to correction.  It is happening more and more frequently.  That would be probably about 80% of the time that I move my body or my head.  It is now May and it does not seem like the side effects are abating.