Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Infusion, Malaise, Migraine, Mobility decreased, Muscle spasms
Clinical narrative: At 10:30pm on 03-11-2021, started to feel a migraine headache coming on. I started to take Tylenol arthritis and I had something warm to drink thinking that could settle it down.  I had a bad reaction where it was about 36 hours where I could not get out of bed. The tip of nose and earlobes did not hurt. All my muscles and bone hurt. I also had really bad headache. My arm hurt really bad it was red and tender. On the first vaccine one, my left arm was tender for more than two weeks.  I also did a rapid test and PCR test done on 08-17-2021. I had PCR first done by County then my rapid test was negative.  Participant also states she contracted Covid. Today I still have my symptoms,  I had infusion done  (was 4 shots hurt real bad still have lingering pain and mostly the shot on my right side I still wake up in the night and I am also having some strange muscle spasms and wide spread pain everywhere)  and x-rays of the chest because my breathing was difficult.  My brain fog is really bad as well.  When I received my positive Covid test, there was a nurse practitioner that prescribed initially a Z-pack for me to take. They are doing some harvesting, I started to feel congestion, and had a real weird cough and there was a burn in my throat and this was unusual cough feeling. I just did not feel good and had really bad headaches where I needed to take my migraine medication it was (Butal-acet-cheff 50-325-40mg). I also would take the generic Flexeril 10mg and Alprazolam 1mg.  I felt really uncomfortable and I instead took Excedrin tension medication. At that same time, my brain fog is like I have never had before in my life and since then it has gotten much worse. I started out on a 5 day Z-pack and prednisone 20mg and this prednisone I had to take once a day which causes me hot flashes. They asked me to take the prednisone medication in half. I was also put on ivermectin medication and this was all a televisit call and I was asked if I had asthma, I said no one has ever told me that I do, the nurse practitioner said along the line putting me on an inhaler and I said ok, I also asked about Singulair. When I went to pick up my prescriptions there was no inhaler and this was on 08-20-2021.  I am still on the Singular today and I took all of my Z-packs and I was coughing while I had Covid. I could say three sentences easily, also had really bad fatigue and confusion. I am coughing and this was exacerbating things. I called the practice the next day, maybe I needed an inhaler. and they said they did call in an inhaler for me. Pharmacy apologized for the error on their part. They did have one for me in another pharmacy which was in stock for me. I started my televist with a  nurse practitioner and she brought up Regeneron and was typing up a referral to go. She also said I had to get chest x-rays to rule out pneumonia and make sure we do not need oxygen to your house and this really scared me.  Thank God there was no pneumonia. The other really strange symptom was diarrhea, upset stomach out of the blue. I still have diarrhea today.   I also contacted my neurologist  due to my wide spread pain. They told me to take Tramadol but it did not work. He told me this was not unusual and glad that I had the moderna vaccine.  I had a tele visit on 09-10-2021 with a PA , and told me to wait to not get the flu shot yet. What we are trying to do now is calm my body know, the energy should return and the brain fog should clear. They have me on gabapentin medication and Baclofan medication.  The nurse practitioner said that they are trying to introduce a new protocol to settle my symptoms and muscle spasms down. I also take Fluticaconeproprionate and salmeterol (inhalation powder 113mg/14mcg) taken in the morning and evening. The SOB have definitely have not gone away. The brain fog is very concerning to me. I also get hot, occasionally I did have a low grade fever which my temperature is never normal, like 99.9F or 100F. The nurse practitioner that prescribed the inhaler said that I need to get the booster but I have to wait for 3-4 months before I receive it.