Age: 40.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Electrocardiogram normal, Fatigue, Heart rate increased, Intensive care, Loss of personal independence in daily activities
Clinical narrative: She got her vaccine, within 10 minutes her heart felt like it was racing.  She noticed over the next 2 days that she was unable to move with nausea and body aches from head to toe and had to lie in bed those days.  She had been exercising regularly and now she had fatigue and had to stop exercising as her heart was acting strange and not able to do so.  On 5/21/21 her heart was beating so fast and went to UC and they tested her blood work.  She said that she had left chest pain, pain down her beds, and pain down her arms.  They did blood work stated that she had very high troponin levels, and her BP was dropping to low levels and they called 9-1-1 and she was taken to another hospital and they did the same tests and found that her troponin levels were even higher, and that her heart was experiencing some kind of arrest.  Her BP was dropping and she was admitted to the ICU where she was there 4 days.  While she was there they did angiograms, echocardiograms, and every one came back stating that her heart was good.  They told her that she may have had a mild heart attack and they did not know why and she said that she felt it was due to thev accine.  on 5/24/21 she was discharged and on 5/25/21 she called 9-1-1 again and her BP was high and her heart rate was high, and she was taken to the ER again.  She was tested again and they did not see anything, and they felt that she had myocarditis or pericarditis and that she needed an MRI of the heart and to contact her cardiologist and her PCP.  She came home that night and went to the ER again the next day and felt that she was heaving a heart attack, arm pain, heart racing, and did the same things again and told them what tests she was supposed to have, and they have not done an MRI of her heart yet.  She is waiting to get a referral from her PCP for the cardiac MRI and she is experiencing the same reactions that she has been having.   They have put her on a baby aspirin to take daily, Lopressor 25 mg twice a day,  Lipitor 40 mg to take once a day,   She continues to have the bouts of the chest pain, erratic heart beat, weakness and not able to take a shower due to the weakness and the heart racing and the shortness of breath.    They were telling her during this time that parts of her heart were dying, and all kinds of other things, and that's when they put her in the ICU.  She went to UC, and was transferred to ER and admitted to the ICU and stayed 4 days.  She was discharged from there on 5/24/21.  Then back to the ER on 5/25/21, and discharged from the ER.  Then she went back again last night 5/27/21 to ER and they treated her partially, they did an EKG and tried to explain her situation and they told her that she was fine, and she told them that her troponin levels were high and he more or less dismissed her and said that his troponin levels would be high if he exercises excessively.  She left the ER as they were not going to do anything for her.    She has a phone appointment scheduled for Tuesday as they have nothing until later in June.