Age: 74.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Visual impairment
Clinical narrative: He used to work at the hospital and had to get the Hepatitis vaccine, 3 shots and got those. He went every 6 months and had been on Lovastatin. He moved in 2005, and went every 6 months to see the doctor. In 2014 the doctor said that he now has antibodies and was told that he was not sick and was told it took 20 years to get antibodies. He is thinking that this may have been some of the complications from the COVID vaccine.  He told his doctor that he did not want to get the vaccine, but he did.  He then got the 1st vaccine, and had itching on the left arm. One spot will itch like crazy, no scabbing or broken skin.  He then got his 2nd vaccine, and then had the same reaction on the right arm.  Again, no scabbing or broken skin.  When she got the vaccine, the syringe was lying on the desk and wondering if it had been out of the fridge for a while.  It starts itching every one in a while, just one spot.    With the 2nd vaccine about 2 or 2 1/2 weeks afterwards he went to the store, and went to watch TV and had vertigo, his eyes were crazy, could not see straight, could not focus or anything.  He squinched his eyes, and called the hospital and talked to them for 7-10 minutes and vertigo started to subside.  His eyes were then just blurry.  A week or so later he went to his sisters house ,no blurriness during the day and then it started to get dark and he could not see anything in front of him, triple vision and fuzziness.  He is only 4 miles to his house, and followed the car in front of him and was able to get home.  Which he thought was the end of that reaction.    Then when he was sleeping a week or so later both hip sockets were hurting like he had sepsis.  He tried to lay on the other side and it hurt too.  He tried to get up and walk and decided it might get better.  He was not able to sleep due to the pain and the next day when he woke up he was still hurting and he read about sepsis bacteria in his hips, and decided to go to the hospital if it continued.  Then the next day he was fine and totally disappeared.  He did some stretching, and he does have tightness in his adductor muscles, and has some flare ups, and is worse on the left, but not like it was initially.    He had an indigestion problem, not taking any medication for it.  He has had severe constipation all his life, and was having a severe episode and took milk of magnesia and continued to be constipated and took another cup which did not help either.  He also drank some prune juice and drank that and finally he started to go, which went on for 30 days which has never happened before.  After that 30 days he had regular stools again.  Then it came back again which only lasted a week.    He was getting a very deep itch on the right side of his chest an itch, which he cannot stop itching.  He cleans it with soap and water, alcohol or anything that will stop the itching to stop, cortisone cream, etc.  The sheet would touch his chest and irritate the skin as well.  He then put Blistex ointment on it and it finally stopped itching.  Then 3 weeks later it came back again and this time it only happened on a smaller spot on the right side only, which went away and now is back again.  It is the size of about 3 x 4" of itching.    He has a problem with stress or anxiety and when he gets that he looses his frontal vision.  He saw the doctor for that and he was told he had cluster  migraines, which they gave him some medicine for it, which did not work.  After the vaccine while watching TV the back of his eyes hurt so bad and he looses his central vision, and wears his sunglasses in the house to watch the TV.  He looses his central vision every day and the back of his eyes have never hurt, but now they hurt with it.  He is now having this pain every day and had his drivers license taken away due to his vision issues, but he did go to the doctors and get his license back.  It starts with a white dot on his left eye, then half of the face would be removed, and could not see writing in front of him.