chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood potassium normal, Blood pressure decreased, Blood sodium normal, Blood urea normal, Blood urine present
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Cold sweat, Cyanosis, Discomfort, Disorientation, Dyspnoea
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Electrocardiogram, Electrocardiogram normal, Eosinophil count normal, Eosinophil percentage, Feeling abnormal
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Haematocrit normal, Haemoglobin normal, Heart rate normal, Hyperhidrosis, Hypersensitivity
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hypoaesthesia, Immature granulocyte count, Immature granulocyte count increased, Lymphocyte count normal, Lymphocyte percentage decreased
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Monocyte count increased, Monocyte percentage, Neutrophil count increased, Neutrophil percentage increased, Nitrite urine absent
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pallor, Platelet count increased, Pregnancy test negative, Presyncope, Protein urine absent
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Red blood cell count normal, Red blood cells urine positive, Restlessness, Specific gravity urine normal, Throat tightness
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Urinary sediment present, Urine analysis, Urine ketone body absent, Urine leukocyte esterase, Urine phosphorus normal
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Visual impairment, White blood cell count increased, White blood cells urine negative
Clinical narrative: I made sure to hydrate and eat well the day of the vaccine. I have had no allergic reactions to any medications/ injections in the past and I was not worried about this one. I didn't take any meds beforehand besides my normal morning modafinil. I have no fear of needles.  I received the vaccine in the auditorium about 1:25pm. The RN did a fantastic job, went through all of the information, no pain at all with the injection. As I was sitting in my chair for monitoring, a few minutes in I began to feel very uncomfortable. I felt clammy/sweaty and kept shifting my weight in my seat. I didn't want to make a big deal of it at first because I worried it was all in my head. But I became more and more uncomfortable. I laid my head down on the little desk, no help. I closed my eyes, no help. About 10 minutes or so in I decided to ask if they had water available. I slowly got up and walked to the back of the room. I couldn't even get the question out of my mouth before the nurse told me to sit down. Apparently I was white as a ghost. They got a wheelchair and wheeled me to the space behind the auditorium. By then I was starting to feel like my throat was closing and I saw spots in my peripheral vision. It was kind of a blur from there. I tried to take deep breaths. I drank a few sips of water and poured some on a paper towel to wet my forehead (and spilled all over my lap because I was a little disoriented at this point). My BP was 60s/40s and then 60s/30s. A rapid response was called. They moved me to a cart flat on my back with my legs elevated. My fingers and toes were starting to go numb and my lips were apparently blue/ white. After laying for a few minutes in Trendelenburg my BP began to resolve and my breathing started to ease a bit. No further intervention was done by the rapid team. I was taken by the Rapid RN to the ED for monitoring. They eventually pushed the cart into a room and took some vitals and an EKG. They had me stand and move to a wheelchair. I felt horrible but improved from before. They had me sit in a wheelchair in the lobby for a few hours before taking me back and placing an IV and drawing labs (I believe it was 3 hours from the initial reaction). I gave a urine sample. They then put me in a wheelchair and wheeled me back into the lobby for some more time. Then, they wheeled me back to a room where they gave some lactated ringers and a PA and MD saw me. By then my BP and breathing was completely resolved. The MD said he wasn't fully convinced it was just a vasovagal episode because I haven't had issues with vaccines in the past and I was well hydrated and my HR was normal. It partly fit the picture for an allergic reaction/ severe immune response d/t the feeling of throat closing, the BP drop, and the elevated WBCs. They advised that I list the vaccine as an allergy and do not get the second dose, especially since I had COVID back in September.
Age: 71.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product storage error
Clinical narrative: Vaccine left at room temperature for > 6 hours
Age: 39.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hypoaesthesia
Clinical narrative: Patient reported that his face went numb about 40 minutes after receiving vaccine then the whole left side of body went numb as well (arm and leg). Patient felt the numbness was starting to wear off or feeling was starting to come back around 2:40pm when this was reaction was reported to me. His left side now feels like "when you go to surgery and get numbed up and the anesthesia starts to wear off" that is what he feels now.
Age: 23.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Feeling abnormal, Injection site discolouration, Injection site erythema, Injection site pruritus, Injection site swelling
Clinical narrative: Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA Swelling, Redness/Discoloration, and Itchiness on the injection site about 5-6 days after receiving the vaccine Within 48 hours of receiving the vaccine: Migraines, Queasiness, and bit of brain fog // Went away after the 48 hours
Age: 23.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Migraine, Nausea
Clinical narrative: Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA Swelling, Redness/Discoloration, and Itchiness on the injection site about 5-6 days after receiving the vaccine Within 48 hours of receiving the vaccine: Migraines, Queasiness, and bit of brain fog // Went away after the 48 hours
Age: 66.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Erythema, Injected limb mobility decreased, Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: Sore arm 1st two days  Afterwards severe ache and could not lift arm for 3 days Reddish sore on my foot.  Very painful. Cannot put weight on it
Age: 52.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Eye swelling, Headache, Loss of consciousness
Clinical narrative: Patient rec'd vaccine at 1400. She went to wait her 15 minutes in the car and after about 10 minutes noticed eye sensitivity and headache. When symptoms did not pass after an additional 10 minutes she came back into the office. While waiting when her husband was checking her in, she "passed out." Episode lasted less than 1 minute.  She was easily oriented to person, place and time. It was noted that she had some swelling to bilateral eyes. Patient was brought back to room, VS were checked and all were normal. She denied any chest pain, shortness of breath, wheezing, tongue swelling, itching, or tickling sensation to back of the throat. She was able to tolerate sips of water without difficulty. 50mg benadryl IM was given in the left deltoid. Approximately 5 minutes after IM injection patient again "passed out." She was seated at the time and slumped to her right, resting her head on her husband and did not fall from chair. She aroused after approx 2 minutes, and was a/ox4.  VS were rechecked and were O2 99% on RA. HR 101, BP 124/88, RR20, temp 98.5/oral.  Patient stayed at the clinic for an additional 45 minutes after which her eyesight was reported to be back to normal, her headache had improved and the lower eye edema had resolved.   It should be noted that both the patient and the husband were not concerned with her "passing out." She states it happens because of pain and she was fearful of the injections. Patient also states that her neurologist told her that when "she is in too much pain, she will pass out."
Age: 75.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fatigue, Headache, Pain
Clinical narrative: Low grade headache, tried with low energy, with some early body aches  However, the body aches have subsided.  After several days, still battling a low energy and tired condition.  Had no issues with the first shot, however this second one  has caused the above conditions.
Age: 72.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anxiety, Dyspnoea, Palpitations
Clinical narrative: After patient completed 15 minute observation post vaccination started to put her coat on and stood up. Started to feel SOB and felt like was running on a treadmill and felt heart racing. Told observer and taken back to exam room. On the way down the hall stopped in hallway and needed assistance in exam room. B/P elevated 172/74, O2 sats 97% and pulse 130. Patient was instructed to use albuterol that she had in her purse 2 puffs with good effort demonstrated. Patient able to sit alone in chair and stated started t feel better but was feeling anxious. Denies SOB, dizziness, chest tightness and stated has been feeling well. Injection given around lunchtime and patient had not eaten since this am ( coffee and toast). Patient observed for 10 minutes and B/P  dropped to 14/76 and pulse 105 and 02 Sats at 98%
Age: 47.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Feeling abnormal, Musculoskeletal stiffness
Clinical narrative: lightheadness, fogginess, stiff neck and dizziness
Age: 33.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Urticaria
Clinical narrative: got Pfizer vaccine yesterday at the vaccination clinic.  Last night developed hives on his back, relief with cold compresses and Benadryl.  Saw pcp today and received steroid shot.  PCP instructed caller to get a different vaccine, specifically johnson and johnson.
Age: 40.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Cough, Throat irritation
Clinical narrative: Worker received first dose of Pfizer at 13:20. Patient was observed for 15 minutes. During the time of her exit, observation provider noticed patient having a change in status and asked patient if she was okay. She stated that her "throat felt a little itchy."At that time observation provider escorted her into booth 11 for additional observation.  She was assessed by NP who gave her Allegra at 1341. Lungs were clear. She began cough and Epipen was administered at around 1343 at the left thigh.  Code blue was called as she appeared to be in distress.  By the time code team came, patient was stable.  IV started on left forearm and transported to Hospital ER and d/c. VSS-VS-130/81, HR 93, O2 100%
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Fatigue, Lymphadenopathy, Nausea, Pain
Clinical narrative: Fever, chills, nausea, body aches, fatigue, headache, swollen lymph nodes morning following injection
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Fever, chills, nausea, body aches, fatigue, headache, swollen lymph nodes morning following injection
Age: 37.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Abortion spontaneous, Exposure during pregnancy, Fatigue, Human chorionic gonadotropin, Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: I had some arm soreness that started the morning after (22nd) and that lasted until the 27th of January....it got better each day. I had fever to 102 that started on the 22nd. The fever ended on 23rd. I took Tylenol - it didn't help on the 22nd but by 23rd it did. I felt fatigue -22nd and went away on 24th.  I miscarried 27th-29th -30th- that timeframe. The miscarriage prompted care. I went to Medical Center. I was not pregnant at time first vaccination. Estimated date of delivery had been - September 22, 2021; I have no prior pregnancy history.
Age: 37.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: I had some arm soreness that started the morning after (22nd) and that lasted until the 27th of January....it got better each day. I had fever to 102 that started on the 22nd. The fever ended on 23rd. I took Tylenol - it didn't help on the 22nd but by 23rd it did. I felt fatigue -22nd and went away on 24th.  I miscarried 27th-29th -30th- that timeframe. The miscarriage prompted care. I went to Medical Center. I was not pregnant at time first vaccination. Estimated date of delivery had been - September 22, 2021; I have no prior pregnancy history.
Age: 76.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood culture, Chills, Communication disorder, Computerised tomogram, Culture urine
Clinical narrative: Fever, chills, communication difficulties similar to that related to a TIA or stroke
Age: 76.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Electrocardiogram, Pyrexia, Scan with contrast
Clinical narrative: Fever, chills, communication difficulties similar to that related to a TIA or stroke
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness
Clinical narrative: After giving the shot pt was advised to wait 15 mins so our pharmacy team can monitor him to make sure there is no allergic reactions to the vaccine. Patient was fine and was able to walk into the waiting area by himself after receiving the shot. About 2 mins later, patient's wife asked for the pharmacist's attention to check on the patient. Patient stated that he felt light headed and was about to pass out, and pharmacist on duty immediately called 911.  Paramedic checked on the patient, and patient was able to walk out the store on his own after 15 mins.
Age: 68.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Contusion, Erythema, Pruritus
Clinical narrative: Redness, Itching, bruising all over the body. Give Steroids and Benadryl Feeling much better today
Age: 72.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product storage error
Clinical narrative: Vaccine left at room temperature for > 6 hours
Age: 73.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Nausea
Clinical narrative: INC # CAMVU- 2021004313.  Patient complained of dizziness with associated nausea post second dose of Moderna.  Patient was assessed by Paramedic ambulance and AMA with local MICN. MODERNA COVID 19 EUA
Age: 73.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Nausea
Clinical narrative: Patient complained of dizziness with associated nausea post second dose of COVID-19 vaccine.  Patient was assessed by Paramedic ambulance and  with local medical center.
Age: 55.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: None. Just sore arm.
Age: 20.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fatigue, Injection site pain, Somnolence
Clinical narrative: Extreme fatigue, unable to  go about my day, constantly falling asleep. Started at 5am on 3/5,  arm also sore at injection site, no skin reaction, started about an hour after the injection
Age: 43.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness
Clinical narrative: PT C/O DIZZINESS AT 9:10 AM. DENIES ANY OTHER PROBLEMS OR SOB.  BP 104/64 HR 78 O2 98% PT STATES HIS SYMPTOMS WERE RELIEVED AND LEFT THE OBSERVATION SITE AT 9:15 AM.
Age: 26.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Fatigue, Headache, Pain, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: FEVER, CHILLS, HEADACHE, FATIGUE, BODY ACHES
Age: 0.75
Sex: M
Vaccine: HEP
Symptoms: Crying, Electroencephalogram normal, Hypotonia, Hypotonic-hyporesponsive episode, Laboratory test
Clinical narrative: Hypotonic hyporesponsive event during sleep lasting 1-2 hours in duration before his mentation returned to baseline. Each time we found him crying with his body limp in his crib. His first event began on 4/15/20 within 2 months of receiving his third Pentacel dose in addition to prevnar, and rotavirus vaccines on 2/19/20 . We brought him to the local hospital for evaluation including neurological and EEG evaluation all of which was negative. Between the months of April and May 2020 he experienced a total of 4 hypotonic events the last event I am reporting to VAERS occurring the evening of the third hepatitis B vaccine series. Fortunately he hasn't had another event but with thoughtful discussion with our pediatrician began a modified vaccine schedule giving each separately since February 2020.
Age: 86.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Back pain, Chest discomfort, Chest pain, Heart rate increased
Clinical narrative: pt stated that about 5 hours after getting the vax she got a sharp pressure pain in her chest and upper back area and her heart rate went up.  Pt said it took about 4 1/2 hours for this pain to subside.  She contacted her doctors nurse on 3/5/2021 and the PCP will get back with her next week.
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Rash, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Rash and hives
Age: 60.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Asthma, Muscle fatigue, Muscular weakness, Palpitations
Clinical narrative: Asthma, racing heartbeat, muscle fatigue and weakness
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test, Chest X-ray, Electrocardiogram, Erythema, Gastrooesophageal reflux disease
Clinical narrative: Fever of 101.8 after Tylenol, increase of GERD symptoms, severe headache, swollen arm with redness.
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Headache, Peripheral swelling, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Fever of 101.8 after Tylenol, increase of GERD symptoms, severe headache, swollen arm with redness.
Age: 71.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Vaccination site pruritus, Vaccination site swelling, Vaccination site warmth
Clinical narrative: Red and swollen area, size of a quarter,on upper arm 3inches below vaccination site.  Area is now much larger today, 03/05/21. Now the size of at least 4 quarters and trailing down arm to the elbow.  Itches occasionally, but not severe. Warm to the touch. No treatment or doctor visits.
Age: 54.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Feeling abnormal, Hyperhidrosis, Hypoaesthesia
Clinical narrative: She received vaccine at 3:20PM right deltoid. She  felt numbness on the right side of her neck, lightheadedness, and sweaty profusely. She reports feeling foggy and dizzy . Vaccine center called Rapid Response Team.
Age: 41.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Epstein-Barr virus antibody positive, Epstein-Barr virus infection, Fatigue, Full blood count normal
Clinical narrative: Immediatley after vaccination my glands in my right armpit, throat started to swell.  This moved into my groan a few hours later.  All my glands continued to swell on and off.  They were tender and irritated and i could feel them externally and internally.  I became extremely fatigued but could not sleep.  I continued to have gland swelling and irritation and extreme fatigue.  The fatigue never cleared up and neither did the swollen glands specifically in my neck and armpits.  I started having some dizzy spells, brain fog, memory lapses and continued extreme fatigue.  I called my PCP to let her know what was going on on at week 3 before my scheduled second as i was worried and did not want to get a second dose.  She ordered blood work CBC and a EBV panel and COVID testing
Age: 41.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Immediate post-injection reaction, Insomnia, Irritability, Lymphadenopathy, Memory impairment
Clinical narrative: Immediatley after vaccination my glands in my right armpit, throat started to swell.  This moved into my groan a few hours later.  All my glands continued to swell on and off.  They were tender and irritated and i could feel them externally and internally.  I became extremely fatigued but could not sleep.  I continued to have gland swelling and irritation and extreme fatigue.  The fatigue never cleared up and neither did the swollen glands specifically in my neck and armpits.  I started having some dizzy spells, brain fog, memory lapses and continued extreme fatigue.  I called my PCP to let her know what was going on on at week 3 before my scheduled second as i was worried and did not want to get a second dose.  She ordered blood work CBC and a EBV panel and COVID testing
Age: 41.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: SARS-CoV-2 antibody test, SARS-CoV-2 antibody test positive, Tenderness
Clinical narrative: Immediatley after vaccination my glands in my right armpit, throat started to swell.  This moved into my groan a few hours later.  All my glands continued to swell on and off.  They were tender and irritated and i could feel them externally and internally.  I became extremely fatigued but could not sleep.  I continued to have gland swelling and irritation and extreme fatigue.  The fatigue never cleared up and neither did the swollen glands specifically in my neck and armpits.  I started having some dizzy spells, brain fog, memory lapses and continued extreme fatigue.  I called my PCP to let her know what was going on on at week 3 before my scheduled second as i was worried and did not want to get a second dose.  She ordered blood work CBC and a EBV panel and COVID testing
Age: 75.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Nausea, Pain, Pyrexia, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: Chills, fever, nausea, vomiting, aches
Age: 39.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Breast pain, Chills, Fatigue, Headache, Injection site pain
Clinical narrative: I had a very sore arm the night following my injection. Then I woke up with chills, fever, and couldn?t sleep. The next day I had chills, fever, tired, sore arm, and spit on my left breast that hurt more than the injection sight. That night I had a headache that was not going away with medicine and couldn?t sleep. I also continued to have fever. The next day I still have breast pain, fatigue, and dizziness.
Age: 39.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pain in extremity, Pyrexia, Sleep disorder
Clinical narrative: I had a very sore arm the night following my injection. Then I woke up with chills, fever, and couldn?t sleep. The next day I had chills, fever, tired, sore arm, and spit on my left breast that hurt more than the injection sight. That night I had a headache that was not going away with medicine and couldn?t sleep. I also continued to have fever. The next day I still have breast pain, fatigue, and dizziness.
Age: 64.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Injection site pain
Clinical narrative: Extreme pain in injection site. Treated with ice and one Tylenol tablet.  Pain mostly gone by next morning.
Age: 81.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Body temperature increased, Chills, Musculoskeletal stiffness, Pain, Sleep disorder
Clinical narrative: approximately 8 hours after the injection a sudden case of chattering chills come on - temperature checked soon after was 103 - followed approx. an your later by vomiting and then restless night of sleep due to body aches and stiffness in trying to get out of bed.   Following day improved but no appetite or energy and mild headache. Well by 32+ hours after incident