chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 55.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest X-ray, Chest pain, Electrocardiogram, Laboratory test, Malaise
Clinical narrative: Malaise and nausea, Chest pain, fever of 100.2; Tylenol 1000 mg every four to six hours; on-going for nausea, chest pain lasted for 24 hrs, fever lasting  for approximately 72 hrs; symptoms resolved except nausea
Age: 55.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Myocardial necrosis marker, Nausea, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Malaise and nausea, Chest pain, fever of 100.2; Tylenol 1000 mg every four to six hours; on-going for nausea, chest pain lasted for 24 hrs, fever lasting  for approximately 72 hrs; symptoms resolved except nausea
Age: 77.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest pain, Hypoaesthesia, Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: around 05/30/2021 started experiencing numbness and pain on left arm, along with chest pain. patient was hospitalized at local medical center for 1 week.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pharyngeal swelling
Clinical narrative: Pt. stated she felt her throat closing after receiving the Moderna vaccine at 10:28 A.M. - has multiple food allergies - similiar episode occurred after she received the first vaccine.  Exam by CRNP who administered Benadryl 50 mg. p.o. at 10:42.  H/R 105 - PO2 99% - Lungs clear to auscultation - HR regular.  Observed and discharged home without event.
Age: 51.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Back pain, Blood test, Chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy, Hypoaesthesia, Lumbar puncture
Clinical narrative: Started out with back pain and within 6 weeks was in a wheelchair unable to move my legs, pain, muscle weakness, numbness, pain and tingling in fingers and toes.
Age: 51.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Movement disorder, Muscular weakness, Pain, Pain in extremity, Paraesthesia
Clinical narrative: Started out with back pain and within 6 weeks was in a wheelchair unable to move my legs, pain, muscle weakness, numbness, pain and tingling in fingers and toes.
Age: 51.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Wheelchair user
Clinical narrative: Started out with back pain and within 6 weeks was in a wheelchair unable to move my legs, pain, muscle weakness, numbness, pain and tingling in fingers and toes.
Age: 15.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Condition aggravated, Diarrhoea, Fatigue, Headache, Migraine
Clinical narrative: Vaccine triggered increased migraines. In addition to vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, headaches, fatigue. Migraines have not improved much. Migraines before covid shot were 1-2 events per month. After covid they were daily for the first three weeks after first covid dose. Now they are 3-5 times per week! Had to put patient back on a daily migraine medication.
Age: 15.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Nausea, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: Vaccine triggered increased migraines. In addition to vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, headaches, fatigue. Migraines have not improved much. Migraines before covid shot were 1-2 events per month. After covid they were daily for the first three weeks after first covid dose. Now they are 3-5 times per week! Had to put patient back on a daily migraine medication.
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Lymph node pain
Clinical narrative: swollen and painful lymph nodes since the beginning of June, she's wondering if this a late reaction to the vaccine
Age: 26.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Angina pectoris, Fatigue, Inflammation, Palpitations
Clinical narrative: I haven?t gone to a doctor. Before any news came out about heart inflammation, I felt my heart beating really fast after this vaccine. Now it?s been 2 months and I still feel like my heart is ?inflamed?. I?m a big believer in science, and I stand by the vaccine, but literally my heart has been hurting a lot more (IT LITERALLY NEVER HURT) before the vaccine. I really hope I didn?t just mess up my body somehow with this. Legitimately the pain is not bad at all (maybe a 2 out of ten) but it has not gone down since I got the vaccine. I notice when I do physical activity I also get tired faster. I run, I?m a relatively healthy person but I?m experiencing some mild heart inflammation after this shot. Please take note. I still stand beside the vaccine, I?m just explaining what symptoms I?m feeling. And of course idk if it?s from the vaccine, but I?ve never had this feeling in my heart before having this vaccine. I hope it goes away.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Acute respiratory failure, Alanine aminotransferase normal, Anal incontinence, Analgesic drug level, Anticonvulsant drug level increased
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Apnoea, Aspartate aminotransferase increased, Basophil count decreased, Basophil percentage, Blood albumin decreased
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood alkaline phosphatase normal, Blood bilirubin normal, Blood calcium decreased, Blood chloride increased, Blood creatine phosphokinase normal
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood creatinine normal, Blood ethanol normal, Blood glucose increased, Blood potassium decreased, Blood sodium normal
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood urea increased, Bradycardia, C-reactive protein increased, Carbon dioxide normal, Cardioversion
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Encephalopathy, Endotracheal intubation, Eosinophil count normal, Eosinophil percentage increased, Granulocyte percentage
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Haematocrit normal, Haemoglobin normal, Hypophagia, Immature granulocyte count, Lymphocyte count increased
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Lymphocyte percentage increased, Mean cell haemoglobin concentration normal, Mean cell haemoglobin increased, Mean cell volume increased, Mean platelet volume normal
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Monocyte count, Monocyte percentage increased, N-terminal prohormone brain natriuretic peptide increased, Nasal congestion, Nasopharyngitis
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Neutrophil count, Neutrophil percentage decreased, Platelet count normal, Protein total normal, Red blood cell count decreased
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Red blood cell nucleated morphology, Red cell distribution width normal, Respiration abnormal, Sneezing, Somnolence
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 12.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Troponin I increased, Unresponsive to stimuli, Ventricular tachycardia, Vomiting, White blood cell count increased
Clinical narrative: 12 y.o. male patient with history of developmental delay, seizure disorder who presented to the emergency department today with acute encephalopathy, unresponsive with bradycardia,  V-tach requiring defibrillation, and acute respiratory failure requiring intubation.  The family had been traveling and vacationing with extended family members and recently returned Saturday night. No sick contacts during the trip and he recently received his second COVID-19 vaccine on June 5th.  On Sunday, June 20th, he had cold symptoms with stuffy nose, sneezing and minimal oral intake. Mother gave him 10ml of a multi-symptom OTC cold medication that evening.  Unsure what is in the medication or if it contains Benadryl.  This morning, he had an 11am swim lesion and then came back and slept on the couch.  Still minimal oral intake and was resting all day long but awake most of the time.  This evening at 5:43pm per mother, he received another 10ml of the multi-symptom cold medication. He was given his Vimpat and Valproic Acid medications around 7:30pm.  Around 8:20/8:25pm, he was asleep and had an emesis and was not responding In the ED, he was unresponsive and poor respiratory effort with episodes of apnea and was incontient of stool during the exam.  He was brought to the resuscitation room, PIV placed x2.  Placed on oxygen initially. Ativan given once for possible seizure. Epinephrine given for bradycardia.  Noted V-tach on rhythm.  Second Epi given, started Epinephrine infusion and Shock given 2J/kg.  Cardiology at bedside.   Rocuronium and Etomidate given for intubation.  He was intubated on the second attempt with 6.0c ETT.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Parosmia, Taste disorder
Clinical narrative: change in taste and smell when eating certain things, some things normal, some are not.
Age: 59.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Pain of skin, Pruritus
Clinical narrative: Intense itchy scalp, no redness or inflammation, tenderness of scalp.
Age: 19.0
Sex: U
Vaccine: UNK
Symptoms: Wrong product administered
Clinical narrative: First injection was Mederma, second injection was Pfizer
Age: 44.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Erythema, Pruritus
Clinical narrative: Sever itch around the body progressed to redness.  Epinephrine was administer and two tablets of Medrol.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Ageusia, Anosmia, Body temperature increased, COVID-19, Chest X-ray
Clinical narrative: So the day after my vaccine, in the morning, I was so exhausted and felt horrible I had a temperature of around 101. I was just like so tired and loss my sense of smell and taste. I had a little shortness of breath at first, headache, body aches and sore throat. I also experienced chest pain. This all slowly started and as the days went on I also experienced blurry vision and brain fog and swelling in my joints. For about the first three weeks after my injection I was literally in bed. I took unpaid leave because I just could not work and I maxed out my leave. I have a 2 and a 6 year old and it was just so painful that I could not move or get out of bed much. The pain in my body was horrible. After I lost my senses on that Monday, on May 3rd 2021 I went to get a Covid test and sure enough it came back positive on the rapid test. The fatigue is debilitating and I am still not working. On May 12 2021 I went to the ER for chest tightness, shortness of breath and fatigue, my oxygen levels were low. The ER DR took me off work for another week and then I ended up seeing my PCD on I think May 18th 2021, she ordered speech and physically therapy for me. PEM (protein-energy malnutrition) is what she diagnosed me with, specific to Covid-19. I am now on FMLA leave and that started on I think the 12th or the 18th of May 2021, this really messed me up with my memory and stuff so I am not sure. I have 8 weeks of physical therapy scheduled once per week. I was also referred to a Cardiologist. I saw a nutritionist on June 9th 2021 because I gained weight due to being in bed long term. They started me on an anti-inflammatory diet. On June 10 2021 I saw a speech therapist. I was supposed to return June 18th 2021 but I could not begin again. I am only allowed to worked one day per week right now and am supposed to start on Friday. On July 14th 2021 I also have another cardiologist appointment scheduled.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest discomfort, Chest pain, Dyspnoea, Electrocardiogram, Fatigue
Clinical narrative: So the day after my vaccine, in the morning, I was so exhausted and felt horrible I had a temperature of around 101. I was just like so tired and loss my sense of smell and taste. I had a little shortness of breath at first, headache, body aches and sore throat. I also experienced chest pain. This all slowly started and as the days went on I also experienced blurry vision and brain fog and swelling in my joints. For about the first three weeks after my injection I was literally in bed. I took unpaid leave because I just could not work and I maxed out my leave. I have a 2 and a 6 year old and it was just so painful that I could not move or get out of bed much. The pain in my body was horrible. After I lost my senses on that Monday, on May 3rd 2021 I went to get a Covid test and sure enough it came back positive on the rapid test. The fatigue is debilitating and I am still not working. On May 12 2021 I went to the ER for chest tightness, shortness of breath and fatigue, my oxygen levels were low. The ER DR took me off work for another week and then I ended up seeing my PCD on I think May 18th 2021, she ordered speech and physically therapy for me. PEM (protein-energy malnutrition) is what she diagnosed me with, specific to Covid-19. I am now on FMLA leave and that started on I think the 12th or the 18th of May 2021, this really messed me up with my memory and stuff so I am not sure. I have 8 weeks of physical therapy scheduled once per week. I was also referred to a Cardiologist. I saw a nutritionist on June 9th 2021 because I gained weight due to being in bed long term. They started me on an anti-inflammatory diet. On June 10 2021 I saw a speech therapist. I was supposed to return June 18th 2021 but I could not begin again. I am only allowed to worked one day per week right now and am supposed to start on Friday. On July 14th 2021 I also have another cardiologist appointment scheduled.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Feeling abnormal, Headache, Impaired work ability, Joint swelling, Memory impairment
Clinical narrative: So the day after my vaccine, in the morning, I was so exhausted and felt horrible I had a temperature of around 101. I was just like so tired and loss my sense of smell and taste. I had a little shortness of breath at first, headache, body aches and sore throat. I also experienced chest pain. This all slowly started and as the days went on I also experienced blurry vision and brain fog and swelling in my joints. For about the first three weeks after my injection I was literally in bed. I took unpaid leave because I just could not work and I maxed out my leave. I have a 2 and a 6 year old and it was just so painful that I could not move or get out of bed much. The pain in my body was horrible. After I lost my senses on that Monday, on May 3rd 2021 I went to get a Covid test and sure enough it came back positive on the rapid test. The fatigue is debilitating and I am still not working. On May 12 2021 I went to the ER for chest tightness, shortness of breath and fatigue, my oxygen levels were low. The ER DR took me off work for another week and then I ended up seeing my PCD on I think May 18th 2021, she ordered speech and physically therapy for me. PEM (protein-energy malnutrition) is what she diagnosed me with, specific to Covid-19. I am now on FMLA leave and that started on I think the 12th or the 18th of May 2021, this really messed me up with my memory and stuff so I am not sure. I have 8 weeks of physical therapy scheduled once per week. I was also referred to a Cardiologist. I saw a nutritionist on June 9th 2021 because I gained weight due to being in bed long term. They started me on an anti-inflammatory diet. On June 10 2021 I saw a speech therapist. I was supposed to return June 18th 2021 but I could not begin again. I am only allowed to worked one day per week right now and am supposed to start on Friday. On July 14th 2021 I also have another cardiologist appointment scheduled.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mobility decreased, Oropharyngeal pain, Pain, SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Vision blurred
Clinical narrative: So the day after my vaccine, in the morning, I was so exhausted and felt horrible I had a temperature of around 101. I was just like so tired and loss my sense of smell and taste. I had a little shortness of breath at first, headache, body aches and sore throat. I also experienced chest pain. This all slowly started and as the days went on I also experienced blurry vision and brain fog and swelling in my joints. For about the first three weeks after my injection I was literally in bed. I took unpaid leave because I just could not work and I maxed out my leave. I have a 2 and a 6 year old and it was just so painful that I could not move or get out of bed much. The pain in my body was horrible. After I lost my senses on that Monday, on May 3rd 2021 I went to get a Covid test and sure enough it came back positive on the rapid test. The fatigue is debilitating and I am still not working. On May 12 2021 I went to the ER for chest tightness, shortness of breath and fatigue, my oxygen levels were low. The ER DR took me off work for another week and then I ended up seeing my PCD on I think May 18th 2021, she ordered speech and physically therapy for me. PEM (protein-energy malnutrition) is what she diagnosed me with, specific to Covid-19. I am now on FMLA leave and that started on I think the 12th or the 18th of May 2021, this really messed me up with my memory and stuff so I am not sure. I have 8 weeks of physical therapy scheduled once per week. I was also referred to a Cardiologist. I saw a nutritionist on June 9th 2021 because I gained weight due to being in bed long term. They started me on an anti-inflammatory diet. On June 10 2021 I saw a speech therapist. I was supposed to return June 18th 2021 but I could not begin again. I am only allowed to worked one day per week right now and am supposed to start on Friday. On July 14th 2021 I also have another cardiologist appointment scheduled.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: White blood cell count increased
Clinical narrative: So the day after my vaccine, in the morning, I was so exhausted and felt horrible I had a temperature of around 101. I was just like so tired and loss my sense of smell and taste. I had a little shortness of breath at first, headache, body aches and sore throat. I also experienced chest pain. This all slowly started and as the days went on I also experienced blurry vision and brain fog and swelling in my joints. For about the first three weeks after my injection I was literally in bed. I took unpaid leave because I just could not work and I maxed out my leave. I have a 2 and a 6 year old and it was just so painful that I could not move or get out of bed much. The pain in my body was horrible. After I lost my senses on that Monday, on May 3rd 2021 I went to get a Covid test and sure enough it came back positive on the rapid test. The fatigue is debilitating and I am still not working. On May 12 2021 I went to the ER for chest tightness, shortness of breath and fatigue, my oxygen levels were low. The ER DR took me off work for another week and then I ended up seeing my PCD on I think May 18th 2021, she ordered speech and physically therapy for me. PEM (protein-energy malnutrition) is what she diagnosed me with, specific to Covid-19. I am now on FMLA leave and that started on I think the 12th or the 18th of May 2021, this really messed me up with my memory and stuff so I am not sure. I have 8 weeks of physical therapy scheduled once per week. I was also referred to a Cardiologist. I saw a nutritionist on June 9th 2021 because I gained weight due to being in bed long term. They started me on an anti-inflammatory diet. On June 10 2021 I saw a speech therapist. I was supposed to return June 18th 2021 but I could not begin again. I am only allowed to worked one day per week right now and am supposed to start on Friday. On July 14th 2021 I also have another cardiologist appointment scheduled.
Age: 52.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Eye haemorrhage
Clinical narrative: DEVELOPED A RUPTURED BLOOD VASSEL IN MY RIGHT EYE.
Age: 24.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anxiety, Dyspnoea, Feeling abnormal, Headache, Injection site erythema
Clinical narrative: Patient received the vaccine at approximately 10am on 6/21/21. Shortly after receiving the vaccine, he complained of a headache and arm pain. Patient was told to remain seated and was monitored by pharmacist and staff. After 20 minutes, he was still not feeling well. He was moved into a different observation area. Based on symptoms it appeared he was having a a vasovagal reaction. He did not want to lie down and elevate his feet. At approximately 1/2 hour, he became nauseous and threw up. We continued to monitor him. He still had a headache and said he felt off. He had no swelling in the face and was speaking without issue. No hives were noticed. Patient said he was having a hard time breathing- I suggested he remove his mask to get more fresh air. After removing the mask, he said it felt better to breathe. In total, patient was monitored for 3 hours. He did not lose conscience, exhibit facial swelling or hives.  Patient went back to work for 1 hour then left to go home.  Prior to receiving the shot, patient showed a lot of anxiety and was hesitant to get vaccine. In the end, he decided he wanted to get it. Per medical staff at his work, he does tend to be high stressed and anxious. I followed up with patient on 6/22/21. He stated that he was feeling a lot better. He did have redness at the injection site- I explained he could ice the area. He still had a headache= I instructed him he could take a pain reliever. He mentioned he had a purple spot on his back. I asked if he had any other spots and said he would have to check. I suggested he contact his PCP and make an appointment to be seen.
Age: 24.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Malaise, Nausea, Pain in extremity, Presyncope, Skin discolouration
Clinical narrative: Patient received the vaccine at approximately 10am on 6/21/21. Shortly after receiving the vaccine, he complained of a headache and arm pain. Patient was told to remain seated and was monitored by pharmacist and staff. After 20 minutes, he was still not feeling well. He was moved into a different observation area. Based on symptoms it appeared he was having a a vasovagal reaction. He did not want to lie down and elevate his feet. At approximately 1/2 hour, he became nauseous and threw up. We continued to monitor him. He still had a headache and said he felt off. He had no swelling in the face and was speaking without issue. No hives were noticed. Patient said he was having a hard time breathing- I suggested he remove his mask to get more fresh air. After removing the mask, he said it felt better to breathe. In total, patient was monitored for 3 hours. He did not lose conscience, exhibit facial swelling or hives.  Patient went back to work for 1 hour then left to go home.  Prior to receiving the shot, patient showed a lot of anxiety and was hesitant to get vaccine. In the end, he decided he wanted to get it. Per medical staff at his work, he does tend to be high stressed and anxious. I followed up with patient on 6/22/21. He stated that he was feeling a lot better. He did have redness at the injection site- I explained he could ice the area. He still had a headache= I instructed him he could take a pain reliever. He mentioned he had a purple spot on his back. I asked if he had any other spots and said he would have to check. I suggested he contact his PCP and make an appointment to be seen.
Age: 24.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Vomiting
Clinical narrative: Patient received the vaccine at approximately 10am on 6/21/21. Shortly after receiving the vaccine, he complained of a headache and arm pain. Patient was told to remain seated and was monitored by pharmacist and staff. After 20 minutes, he was still not feeling well. He was moved into a different observation area. Based on symptoms it appeared he was having a a vasovagal reaction. He did not want to lie down and elevate his feet. At approximately 1/2 hour, he became nauseous and threw up. We continued to monitor him. He still had a headache and said he felt off. He had no swelling in the face and was speaking without issue. No hives were noticed. Patient said he was having a hard time breathing- I suggested he remove his mask to get more fresh air. After removing the mask, he said it felt better to breathe. In total, patient was monitored for 3 hours. He did not lose conscience, exhibit facial swelling or hives.  Patient went back to work for 1 hour then left to go home.  Prior to receiving the shot, patient showed a lot of anxiety and was hesitant to get vaccine. In the end, he decided he wanted to get it. Per medical staff at his work, he does tend to be high stressed and anxious. I followed up with patient on 6/22/21. He stated that he was feeling a lot better. He did have redness at the injection site- I explained he could ice the area. He still had a headache= I instructed him he could take a pain reliever. He mentioned he had a purple spot on his back. I asked if he had any other spots and said he would have to check. I suggested he contact his PCP and make an appointment to be seen.
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain, Groin pain, Myalgia
Clinical narrative: Patient stated she had developed groin area pain/muscle, lower abdomen pain after 24 hours of vaccination. Spoke with Local Physician confirmed he had symptoms and patient's Mother had same symptoms. N/A medications
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness
Clinical narrative: Pt reported lightheadedness after injection. Pt given water, but symptoms persisted. Taken to med obs at 9:34. All vital signs stable. Water administered. Pt reported resolution of symptoms. Recheck VSS. Pt released at 9:47
Age: 39.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Breast tenderness, Fluid overload, Neck mass, Tenderness
Clinical narrative: Around 8 weeks from my second dose I noticed a lump on my neck towards the left side my left breast was very tender and after 3 days it got worse and it was painful to the touch if I would move my arm I went to the Doctor and she said there is fluid around the area and she said I have fluid in my breast.
Age: 34.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Cough, Dizziness, Dry throat
Clinical narrative: Received vaccine almost 1:10PM, went to post observation. 5 min past, begin to cough and go out to lobby. Followed out and returned to  observation area. C/o dizziness and dry throat and continue to cough. Placed on stretcher. V/S taken: 143/93 HR88 No SOB noted on C/O.  Monitored patient until 2:30PM. Escorted to car with family. No distress . Instructions given per RN.
Age: 14.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Brain natriuretic peptide, C-reactive protein increased, Chest X-ray normal, Chest pain, Cytomegalovirus test negative
Clinical narrative: Patient is a 14 y.o. male with no significant PMHx who presented on 6/7 with substernal chest pain, SOB, and diaphoresis. Chest pain while he was in class and progressively worsened, was substernal and was not affected by position. Rated pain as 7/10. He also had associated diaphoresis and SOB. He reported to his school nurse who sent him to the ED. Denies palpitations, no syncope or LOC. No trauma to his chest. No palpitations. No family history of cardiac disease. Denies fever. He plays basketball, football and bassbal but reports he had not participated in any sports after he got the second dose of the vaccine. No similar history of chest pain in the past. No history of syncope. Of note, he received the second dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine on 6/4. He had received the first dose 3 weeks earlier.    In the ED he was noted to be afebrile, PR of 64, RR of 18 and BP of 117/71. His SpO2 was 98% on room air. His Troponin T was 0.04 and BNP was <50. CRP was 10.3, Ferritin, 64 and had a reassuring CBC. Chest XR with no evidence of a cardiopulmonary process. His EKG showed borderline ST elevation in lead II.    Pedi ID consulted for acute myocarditis in the setting of completed Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. Echo on 6/8 showed normal cardiac anatomy and normal biventricular function. Repeat EKG on 6/8 was normal. Troponin T on 6/8 increased to 0.16. His CRP today is down to 7.3. His COVID-19 nasopharyngeal PCR is negative but SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid antibody and SARS-CoV-2 spike protein antibody were both positive. No known history of COVID-19 infection in patient or family members. RVP is negative. CMV serology is negative but other infectious diseases work up are pending. UA without pyuria. He has received IVIG and now  on steroid.
Age: 14.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Dyspnoea, Echocardiogram normal, Electrocardiogram ST segment elevation, Full blood count normal, Hyperhidrosis
Clinical narrative: Patient is a 14 y.o. male with no significant PMHx who presented on 6/7 with substernal chest pain, SOB, and diaphoresis. Chest pain while he was in class and progressively worsened, was substernal and was not affected by position. Rated pain as 7/10. He also had associated diaphoresis and SOB. He reported to his school nurse who sent him to the ED. Denies palpitations, no syncope or LOC. No trauma to his chest. No palpitations. No family history of cardiac disease. Denies fever. He plays basketball, football and bassbal but reports he had not participated in any sports after he got the second dose of the vaccine. No similar history of chest pain in the past. No history of syncope. Of note, he received the second dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine on 6/4. He had received the first dose 3 weeks earlier.    In the ED he was noted to be afebrile, PR of 64, RR of 18 and BP of 117/71. His SpO2 was 98% on room air. His Troponin T was 0.04 and BNP was <50. CRP was 10.3, Ferritin, 64 and had a reassuring CBC. Chest XR with no evidence of a cardiopulmonary process. His EKG showed borderline ST elevation in lead II.    Pedi ID consulted for acute myocarditis in the setting of completed Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine. Echo on 6/8 showed normal cardiac anatomy and normal biventricular function. Repeat EKG on 6/8 was normal. Troponin T on 6/8 increased to 0.16. His CRP today is down to 7.3. His COVID-19 nasopharyngeal PCR is negative but SARS-CoV-2 nucleocapsid antibody and SARS-CoV-2 spike protein antibody were both positive. No known history of COVID-19 infection in patient or family members. RVP is negative. CMV serology is negative but other infectious diseases work up are pending. UA without pyuria. He has received IVIG and now  on steroid.