chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Aspartate aminotransferase normal, Basophil count decreased, Basophil percentage decreased, Beta-2 glycoprotein antibody negative, Blood albumin normal
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blood alkaline phosphatase normal, Blood bilirubin normal, Blood calcium decreased, Blood chloride normal, Blood creatinine normal
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blood glucose normal, Blood potassium normal, Blood sodium normal, Blood urea decreased, Blood urea nitrogen/creatinine ratio
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Bronchoscopy abnormal, Carbon dioxide normal, Cardiolipin antibody negative, Coagulation factor V level normal, Computerised tomogram
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Computerised tomogram abnormal, Computerised tomogram thorax, Deep vein thrombosis, Delivery, Eosinophil count decreased
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Eosinophil percentage decreased, Full blood count, Globulins increased, Glomerular filtration rate normal, Haematocrit normal
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Haemoglobin normal, Immature granulocyte count, Inflammation, Laboratory test, Lung opacity
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Lymphocyte count normal, Maternal exposure before pregnancy, Mean cell haemoglobin concentration normal, Mean cell haemoglobin normal, Mean cell volume normal
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Mean platelet volume normal, Monocyte count normal, Monocyte percentage, Neutrophil count normal, Neutrophil percentage decreased
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Peripheral swelling, Platelet count normal, Pneumonia, Protein C, Protein S normal
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Protein total normal, Prothrombin level, Prothrombin level normal, Red blood cell count normal, Red blood cell nucleated morphology
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Red cell distribution width normal, Russell's viper venom time abnormal, Scan with contrast, Skin discolouration, Superficial vein thrombosis
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 25.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Ultrasound Doppler abnormal, White blood cell count normal
Clinical narrative: A month after taking my second dose of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine I noticed a brown spot on the right lower leg. I thought that this was just a discoloration, or possibly a skin issue. These brown spots kept growing over time and they started apearing on the left leg too. I got pregnant with my second baby in august and I discussed my concern of the legs with my OBG/YN but he said they are not very noticeable and it could be nothing. However, these brown spots kept growing and I started having inflammation on my lower legs, therefore after the delivery in June 2022, I talked again to my OBGYN that I need to see some doctor regarding at this time swollen, inflamed spots and brown patches all over my lower legs. My OBGYN referred me to see Dr. (a vein specialist) and I was able to see him in December 2022. His assessment said that I had Superficial Vein Thrombosis and he suggested that I get an assessment from a hematologist since the SVT were very large for a young patient like me, and that he suspected occult malignancy. I was seen by Hematology in June 2023, they have done a series or Labs and a Doppler bilateral which revealed left peroneal vein thrombosis. I was put on Eliquis 5MG  twice a day for 3 months and repeated the left leg doppler in 3 months. After three months there were no improvements, therefore I was recommended to stop Eliquis and get seen by my vein specialist. After going back to the vein doctor, I was suggested to get another assessment by hematology as well as take Xarelto 20mg, and I was referred to M.D. I saw Dr in December 2023. He suggested that I do some more labs and get a CAT Scan, also treat my DVT with XARELTO 20mg for 1 year. I got my CAT Scan done in December 26, 2023 3hich showed no obvious evidence of any malignancy.  There was a small groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. The hematologist recommended that I repeat my CAT Scan in 2024, which i did. The second CAT Scan done in October 2024 showed a growing groundglass opacity in the right upper lobe. At this time the hematologist suggested that I get seen by a Pulmonology immediately, and that I stop Xarelto in a month. I saw a pulmonary specialist the after three days, and he advised me to have a ION lung bronchoscopy done as soon as possible, and find out what is on my lung. I had my lung bronchoscopy done in 11/20/24 at clinic which revealed a lung infection due to unknown reason. The pulmonary specialist said that this infection could have been caused by a virus, but the biopsy cannot defy if a virus is the underlying reason. However, I have always suspected that my blood clots on my superficial veins and later deep vein thrombosis was a result of the COVID-19 Vaccine as I noticed the brown spots which turned to be clots right after i took the Covid-19 vaccine. I have expressed this concern with my OBG/YN doctor, with the vein specialist and later with my hematologist.
Age: 89.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: RSV
Symptoms: Extra dose administered, No adverse event
Clinical narrative: patient received rsv vaccine (arexvy) twice. Outside of CDC guidelines. No adverse events
Age: 68.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: RSV
Symptoms: Extra dose administered
Clinical narrative: Originally Vaccine given 12/23. According to CDC, Pt should not of received another dose at this time
Age: 61.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: PNC20
Symptoms: Extra dose administered
Clinical narrative: PATIENT RECEIVED A SECOND DOSE OF PREVNAR 20... FIRST DOSE WAS IN ANOTHER STATE ON 12/12/2023 AND RECIEVED A DUPLICATE/SECOND DOSE ON 01/10/2025.
Age: 33.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blister, Erythema, Herpes zoster, Rash, Scab
Clinical narrative: Got a herpes zoster outbreak on the first of the new year of 2025 after receiving vaccine on Friday the 27th of December 2024.  Went to see primary doctor on 3rd of January 2025 and was quickly diagnosed shingles. Was given Valacyclovir 1 gram tablets 3 times a day for 10 days. Infection is slowly clearing up, spots are still there but the rash, redness and fluid filled blisters are currently gone and is scabbed up.
Age: 33.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: HEP, HEP
Symptoms: No adverse event, Underdose
Clinical narrative: Event: The 33 year-old female patient was inadvertently vaccinated with a pediatric dose of Engerix-B  (Hepatitis B Vaccine injectable pre-filled syringe, for intramuscular use) 10mcg 0.5-mL instead of the adult dose which should have been 20 mcg 1 mL.  Treatment: When the nurse who administered the vaccine recognized the error, we immediately called up our supervisor to seek guidance and consult of the proper procedure.   The CDC immunization resource was reviewed, which indicated that when such an error occurs and is detected while the patient is still present, the remaining dose should be administered or a repeat dose scheduled. The exact wording from the CDC website is as follows:  "What you do depends on when the error is identified. If the error is discovered while the person is still in the office, you can administer the other "half" of the Engerix-B dose. If the error is discovered later, the dose should not be counted. The person should be recalled to the office and given a full age-appropriate 1.0 mL repeat dose. The same recommendation would apply if the error was with Recombivax HB."  Source:  With the approval of our supervisor, a second pediatric dose was administered, as the patient was still in the clinic and remained in stable condition. The patient was informed of the situation, apologized for the error made, and consented to receive the additional dose. The patient and her husband were very understanding and willing to be given another pediatric dose.  A second dose of Engerix-B 10mcg, 0.5mL was administered approximately 30 minutes after the first to rectify the mistake. The patient was given a Vaccine Information Sheet (VIS), and assured that the clinic is available to address any follow-up questions or concerns they may have.  Outcome: Patient was asymptomatic, and no adverse reactions were noted during the observation period. Patient and husband left the clinic in stable condition.
Age: 53.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: FLU3
Symptoms: Anti-ganglioside antibody positive, Asthenia, Dependence on respirator, Dysstasia, Electromyogram abnormal
Clinical narrative: developed confirmed guillain-barre syndrome with symptom onset on 12/9/24.  He noticed weakness beginning on 12/9 but was able to go to work. On 12/10 he felt weaker, noticed numbness/tingling, and stayed home from work. When he woke on 12/11 and tried to get out of bed, he slid to the floor and couldn't get up. EMS activated and brought to Hospital, where he had minimal distal movement (could grasp hands and wiggle toes) but otherwise fully plegic. rapidly progressive weakness thereafter that left him quadriplegic with neuromuscular respiratory failure. Today, 1/11/25 he remains a quadriplegic, ventilator dependent with tracheostomy
Age: 53.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: FLU3
Symptoms: Guillain-Barre syndrome, Hypoaesthesia, Impaired work ability, Mobility decreased, Paraesthesia
Clinical narrative: developed confirmed guillain-barre syndrome with symptom onset on 12/9/24.  He noticed weakness beginning on 12/9 but was able to go to work. On 12/10 he felt weaker, noticed numbness/tingling, and stayed home from work. When he woke on 12/11 and tried to get out of bed, he slid to the floor and couldn't get up. EMS activated and brought to Hospital, where he had minimal distal movement (could grasp hands and wiggle toes) but otherwise fully plegic. rapidly progressive weakness thereafter that left him quadriplegic with neuromuscular respiratory failure. Today, 1/11/25 he remains a quadriplegic, ventilator dependent with tracheostomy
Age: 53.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: FLU3
Symptoms: Quadriplegia, Respiratory failure, Tracheostomy
Clinical narrative: developed confirmed guillain-barre syndrome with symptom onset on 12/9/24.  He noticed weakness beginning on 12/9 but was able to go to work. On 12/10 he felt weaker, noticed numbness/tingling, and stayed home from work. When he woke on 12/11 and tried to get out of bed, he slid to the floor and couldn't get up. EMS activated and brought to Hospital, where he had minimal distal movement (could grasp hands and wiggle toes) but otherwise fully plegic. rapidly progressive weakness thereafter that left him quadriplegic with neuromuscular respiratory failure. Today, 1/11/25 he remains a quadriplegic, ventilator dependent with tracheostomy
Age: 34.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Biopsy kidney abnormal, Blood albumin decreased, Blood cholesterol increased, Blood urine present, Focal segmental glomerulosclerosis
Clinical narrative: Non-genetic primary focal segment glomerulosclerosis (FSGS). Blood i in urine, low albumin, protein in urine and new elevated levels of cholesterol. Treatment as consisted of a standard approach with the administration of amino, suppressant such as corticosteroids and cyclosporine treatment..
Age: 34.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Protein urine present
Clinical narrative: Non-genetic primary focal segment glomerulosclerosis (FSGS). Blood i in urine, low albumin, protein in urine and new elevated levels of cholesterol. Treatment as consisted of a standard approach with the administration of amino, suppressant such as corticosteroids and cyclosporine treatment..
Age: 43.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Injection site induration, Injection site pain, Injection site rash, Injection site swelling, Rash erythematous
Clinical narrative: Large very red rash at injection site that appeared about a day later and has gotten redder 2 days later, significant swelling that is very hard. Pain has receded in second day though still sore. Worst of rash is about 3 inches in diameter.
Age: 16.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, FLU3
Symptoms: Loss of consciousness
Clinical narrative: After the patient was given both vaccines, we informed her to stay seated as she seemed concerned, after 5-10 minutes of remaining seated she began getting up. I then asked are you feeling okay to go ahead and get up and she responded with a verbal yes. We let them know to tell us if there was anything they needed. About 5 minutes later we were informed that the patient had passed out.
Age: 4.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAPIPV
Symptoms: Eye swelling, Injection site erythema, Injection site reaction, Injection site swelling, Ocular hyperaemia
Clinical narrative: Dtap+IPV (Kinrix/Quadracel) and MMR given in opposite thighs.  Patient  presented with Left leg swelling 2 days after vaccination.  Then over the next day had increased swelling and erythema to Left leg. Urticarial rash over left leg down to calf, right leg, and torso.  R eye with erythema and swelling.  S/p surgery on her eye 3 weeks prior, hard to know if to relate the eye symptoms to this presentation.
Age: 4.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAPIPV
Symptoms: Rash, Ultrasound Doppler normal, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Dtap+IPV (Kinrix/Quadracel) and MMR given in opposite thighs.  Patient  presented with Left leg swelling 2 days after vaccination.  Then over the next day had increased swelling and erythema to Left leg. Urticarial rash over left leg down to calf, right leg, and torso.  R eye with erythema and swelling.  S/p surgery on her eye 3 weeks prior, hard to know if to relate the eye symptoms to this presentation.