chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood albumin decreased, Blood alkaline phosphatase normal, Blood bilirubin normal, Blood calcium decreased, Blood chloride normal
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood creatinine normal, Blood culture, Blood glucose normal, Blood lactic acid, Blood potassium normal
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood sodium normal, Blood urea decreased, COVID-19, COVID-19 pneumonia, Chest X-ray abnormal
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chest pain, Computerised tomogram abdomen abnormal, Computerised tomogram head normal, Computerised tomogram neck, Computerised tomogram thorax abnormal
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Confusional state, Cough, Diverticulum intestinal, Encephalopathy, Fall
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Gait disturbance, Glomerular filtration rate normal, Goitre, Haematocrit increased, Haemoglobin increased
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hilar lymphadenopathy, Hypoxia, Intestinal obstruction, Lacunar infarction, Lung consolidation
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Lung disorder, Lung opacity, Mean cell volume normal, Neutrophil count, Pain
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pain in extremity, Paranasal sinus mucosal hypertrophy, Platelet count normal, Pneumonia, Procalcitonin
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Productive cough, Protein total normal, Pyrexia, Red blood cell count increased, Renal cyst
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Scan with contrast abnormal, Tachycardia, Urine analysis normal, Walking aid user
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 42.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: White blood cell count normal
Clinical narrative: Patient currently hospitalized at (11) days. Patient is a 43 y.o. male with past medical history of obesity and hypertension on no home medications.  Patient was initially seen in the emergency department on 12/31 for cough at which time he was diagnosed with community-acquired pneumonia and discharged on Ceftin and doxycycline which he did not start taking.  His COVID was pending at time of discharge from the ER but did come back positive.  Patient was brought back to the emergency department on 01/01 with reports of weakness and confusion.  Patient had had a fall while trying to get in to a friend's van.  Further history regarding this is unattainable.  At time of admission patient is alert and oriented x4 stating the day as the 1st of the new year.  He reports chronic pain in his legs with some difficulty ambulating.  Reports he had been using a his mom's walker intermittently.  He initially tells me he did not fall but later complains of right sided thoracic pain which he reports he hit on the van when he fell trying to get in.  He has a very difficult historian but does report cough of unknown duration with intermittent sputum production.  He tells me it has been ongoing for ?awhile? but when asked to clarify if he means days, weeks or longer he says I do not know.  He reports he is vaccinated for COVID but does not know when.  Per review of chart it appears he got him in February and March, denies getting a booster.  He denies any recent sick contacts and states his wife does not have any similar symptoms.  He denies feeling short of breath.  He does not have any chest pain.  He denies having any fevers or chills although with febrile in the emergency department.  Denies nausea, vomiting, diarrhea.  Has no other acute complaints.   Emergency department febrile at 39.4, tachycardic with heart rate up to 137 and hypoxic at 85% on room air now requiring 4 L of supplemental oxygen.  Lab significant for procalcitonin 1.22 and lactic acid 1.1.  WBCs within normal limits.  Blood cultures x2 drawn.  COVID was positive on 12/31.  Urinalysis without evidence of infection.  CT head and cervical spine were without acute pathology.  CTA thorax was without PE but notes bilateral pneumonia consistent with COVID.  CT abdomen and pelvis without acute pathology.  No chest x-ray on 12/31 showed left lower lobe consolidation.  Emergency department patient received 1 L IV fluid, Tylenol, albuterol, IV Rocephin and doxycycline.
Age: 56.0
Sex: U
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Haemorrhage, SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Thrombocytopenia
Clinical narrative: Admitted to hospital for severe thrombocytopenia with bleeding, covid positive on 12/28/21.
Age: 73.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Patient fully vaccinated (Janssen) on 3/10/2021. Patient COVID-19+ and admitted to hospital on 1/11/2022.
Age: 47.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product storage error
Clinical narrative: December 1, 2021 Vaccine moved from Freezer to Fridge January 6, 2022 Vaccine administered.
Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Vaccine was placed in the fridge on 12/1/21 and administered on 1/6/22.
Age: 43.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Burning sensation, Oesophageal disorder, Rash erythematous, Rash pruritic, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: 10 days after my shit I broke out in severe hives. They they turned into one large rash all over my arms, under arms, torso and inner thighs. The rash was very red and burned. That night my esophagus started spasms. I have had an itchy red rash for 3 weeks now and hives every day.
Age: 31.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Covid monitoring documentation. PT admitted 11/24/21 documented to have positive covid. PT received Janssen 3/5/21 Lot 1802068 for dose 1.
Age: 16.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product administered to patient of inappropriate age
Clinical narrative: A 16-year-old patient was at the office with her mom. We completed a COVID-19 vaccine clinic and had 2 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine left (that were not used). Provider asked patient's mom if they wanted the vaccines. The mom and patient were eager to say yes. Provider requested the nurse give the vaccines to the mom and patient. Vaccine given with no concerns at clinic. No phone calls from patient or parent that there were any adverse side effects of either vaccine.
Age: 23.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Patient vaccinated against and then tested positive for COVID19
Age: 38.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Amnesia, Arthralgia, Delirium, Gait disturbance, Illness
Clinical narrative: I wasn?t going to report because I was unsure if it was significant but Vsafe encouraged me to let you know.  I had high fever (104.3 was highest) on and off for 3 days. My entire body was in pain from my skin to my muscles and joints. I barely remember the 3 days as I was a bit delirious. I couldn?t walk to the bathroom even and had to crawl or have my husband assist me. I woke up on the 3rd day completely recovered as if I was never sick. I also had a rash on my arm but saw that was a common side effect. Knowing how sick I was, I?d still go back and get the shot again. I did not go to a doctor as I did not even have the presence of mind to think about going but looking back, I should have gone.
Age: 38.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Myalgia, Pain, Pain of skin, Pyrexia, Rash
Clinical narrative: I wasn?t going to report because I was unsure if it was significant but Vsafe encouraged me to let you know.  I had high fever (104.3 was highest) on and off for 3 days. My entire body was in pain from my skin to my muscles and joints. I barely remember the 3 days as I was a bit delirious. I couldn?t walk to the bathroom even and had to crawl or have my husband assist me. I woke up on the 3rd day completely recovered as if I was never sick. I also had a rash on my arm but saw that was a common side effect. Knowing how sick I was, I?d still go back and get the shot again. I did not go to a doctor as I did not even have the presence of mind to think about going but looking back, I should have gone.
Age: 16.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Lymph node pain, Lymphadenopathy, Nausea, Palpitations
Clinical narrative: Woke up morning after, heart racing and nausea. Later in the day noticed swollen lymphnode in armpit and painful
Age: 83.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product storage error
Clinical narrative: December 1, 2021 Vaccine vile moved from Freezer to Fridge. January 6, 2022 Vaccine administered.
Age: 42.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, FLU4
Symptoms: Headache, Injected limb mobility decreased, Lymphadenopathy, Pain
Clinical narrative: After the shot, that night it hurt to lay down. The next couple of days, I couldn't extend my arm 90 degrees moving out away from my body. This lasted for the two days. Also had a headache and lymph nodes swelling.
Age: 57.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Immediate post-injection reaction, Injected limb mobility decreased, Loss of personal independence in daily activities, Pain in extremity, Vaccination site pain
Clinical narrative: Immediately after receiving my vaccination for the second dose my arm began to be in pain. I cannot even pick my arm up and if I put any pressure on the arm I can feel the pain permeating from the vaccination site. The pain is continuing since the second shot and is causing issues with work and quality of life. I have talked with my physician and have been referred to a neurologist.
Age: 16.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product administered to patient of inappropriate age
Clinical narrative: WE GAVE A SHOT TO A 16 YEAR OLD WHICH IS BELOW THE CDC GUIDLINES
Age: 45.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Arrhythmia, Blood test, Chest X-ray, Computerised tomogram thorax, Echocardiogram
Clinical narrative: Cardiac arrhythmia, SVT
Age: 45.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Electrocardiogram, Full blood count, Myocardial necrosis marker, Supraventricular tachycardia, Troponin
Clinical narrative: Cardiac arrhythmia, SVT
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Angina pectoris, Blood thyroid stimulating hormone, Body temperature increased, Cardiac monitoring, Chest X-ray
Clinical narrative: Immediate severe nausea and neck swelling sensation on injection side. About 30 minutes later experienced vasovagal response (typical for me), including lightheaded/passing out, turning A certain color, increased body temperature, severe nausea.  I laid down for about 20 minutes and was given an anti-nausea pill before sent home. About 1 -1.5 hours after my shot, I was standing at my sink and felt like I had the wind suddenly knocked out of me. I then experienced severe heart pain - it felt like someone had scooped a chunk out of my heart. I am a young health avid runner and I have never experienced such severe pain in my life. My entire right arm (injection arm) also became numb and tingly, and I was unable to get a pulse-oxy reading for about 30 minutes from my finger on right hand. My severe pain, heart pounding/rapid and strong palpitations, numb and tingling arm lasted for about 2 hours until it subsided. I failed to go to the hospital when I should have in that moment (in hindsight I should have). About 36-48 hours after my shot, I started to develop other symptoms over the course of two weeks. It started with what felt like loss of bladder control and excessive thirst. I also had constant eye twitching in my right eye for about 10-12 days, numbness along my lower right side extremities (my right leg and foot were numb for a few days), bad episodes of mental brain fog, and more.  About 3-5 days after my shot I woke up in the middle of the night grasping for air, heart rapidly pounding, and eyes rolled back. Again, something I have never experienced before. For about 3 months after my shot I had random episodes of rapid heart palpitations (especially when laying down in bed), brain fog, light headiness, right ear pain, and swollen lymph nodes in right side of neck.
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dizziness, Ear pain, Electrocardiogram, Feeling abnormal, Full blood count
Clinical narrative: Immediate severe nausea and neck swelling sensation on injection side. About 30 minutes later experienced vasovagal response (typical for me), including lightheaded/passing out, turning A certain color, increased body temperature, severe nausea.  I laid down for about 20 minutes and was given an anti-nausea pill before sent home. About 1 -1.5 hours after my shot, I was standing at my sink and felt like I had the wind suddenly knocked out of me. I then experienced severe heart pain - it felt like someone had scooped a chunk out of my heart. I am a young health avid runner and I have never experienced such severe pain in my life. My entire right arm (injection arm) also became numb and tingly, and I was unable to get a pulse-oxy reading for about 30 minutes from my finger on right hand. My severe pain, heart pounding/rapid and strong palpitations, numb and tingling arm lasted for about 2 hours until it subsided. I failed to go to the hospital when I should have in that moment (in hindsight I should have). About 36-48 hours after my shot, I started to develop other symptoms over the course of two weeks. It started with what felt like loss of bladder control and excessive thirst. I also had constant eye twitching in my right eye for about 10-12 days, numbness along my lower right side extremities (my right leg and foot were numb for a few days), bad episodes of mental brain fog, and more.  About 3-5 days after my shot I woke up in the middle of the night grasping for air, heart rapidly pounding, and eyes rolled back. Again, something I have never experienced before. For about 3 months after my shot I had random episodes of rapid heart palpitations (especially when laying down in bed), brain fog, light headiness, right ear pain, and swollen lymph nodes in right side of neck.
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hypoaesthesia, Immediate post-injection reaction, Injection site reaction, Loss of consciousness, Lymphadenopathy
Clinical narrative: Immediate severe nausea and neck swelling sensation on injection side. About 30 minutes later experienced vasovagal response (typical for me), including lightheaded/passing out, turning A certain color, increased body temperature, severe nausea.  I laid down for about 20 minutes and was given an anti-nausea pill before sent home. About 1 -1.5 hours after my shot, I was standing at my sink and felt like I had the wind suddenly knocked out of me. I then experienced severe heart pain - it felt like someone had scooped a chunk out of my heart. I am a young health avid runner and I have never experienced such severe pain in my life. My entire right arm (injection arm) also became numb and tingly, and I was unable to get a pulse-oxy reading for about 30 minutes from my finger on right hand. My severe pain, heart pounding/rapid and strong palpitations, numb and tingling arm lasted for about 2 hours until it subsided. I failed to go to the hospital when I should have in that moment (in hindsight I should have). About 36-48 hours after my shot, I started to develop other symptoms over the course of two weeks. It started with what felt like loss of bladder control and excessive thirst. I also had constant eye twitching in my right eye for about 10-12 days, numbness along my lower right side extremities (my right leg and foot were numb for a few days), bad episodes of mental brain fog, and more.  About 3-5 days after my shot I woke up in the middle of the night grasping for air, heart rapidly pounding, and eyes rolled back. Again, something I have never experienced before. For about 3 months after my shot I had random episodes of rapid heart palpitations (especially when laying down in bed), brain fog, light headiness, right ear pain, and swollen lymph nodes in right side of neck.
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Metabolic function test, Muscle twitching, Nausea, Palpitations, Paraesthesia
Clinical narrative: Immediate severe nausea and neck swelling sensation on injection side. About 30 minutes later experienced vasovagal response (typical for me), including lightheaded/passing out, turning A certain color, increased body temperature, severe nausea.  I laid down for about 20 minutes and was given an anti-nausea pill before sent home. About 1 -1.5 hours after my shot, I was standing at my sink and felt like I had the wind suddenly knocked out of me. I then experienced severe heart pain - it felt like someone had scooped a chunk out of my heart. I am a young health avid runner and I have never experienced such severe pain in my life. My entire right arm (injection arm) also became numb and tingly, and I was unable to get a pulse-oxy reading for about 30 minutes from my finger on right hand. My severe pain, heart pounding/rapid and strong palpitations, numb and tingling arm lasted for about 2 hours until it subsided. I failed to go to the hospital when I should have in that moment (in hindsight I should have). About 36-48 hours after my shot, I started to develop other symptoms over the course of two weeks. It started with what felt like loss of bladder control and excessive thirst. I also had constant eye twitching in my right eye for about 10-12 days, numbness along my lower right side extremities (my right leg and foot were numb for a few days), bad episodes of mental brain fog, and more.  About 3-5 days after my shot I woke up in the middle of the night grasping for air, heart rapidly pounding, and eyes rolled back. Again, something I have never experienced before. For about 3 months after my shot I had random episodes of rapid heart palpitations (especially when laying down in bed), brain fog, light headiness, right ear pain, and swollen lymph nodes in right side of neck.
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Presyncope, Skin discolouration, Swelling, Thirst, Thyroxine
Clinical narrative: Immediate severe nausea and neck swelling sensation on injection side. About 30 minutes later experienced vasovagal response (typical for me), including lightheaded/passing out, turning A certain color, increased body temperature, severe nausea.  I laid down for about 20 minutes and was given an anti-nausea pill before sent home. About 1 -1.5 hours after my shot, I was standing at my sink and felt like I had the wind suddenly knocked out of me. I then experienced severe heart pain - it felt like someone had scooped a chunk out of my heart. I am a young health avid runner and I have never experienced such severe pain in my life. My entire right arm (injection arm) also became numb and tingly, and I was unable to get a pulse-oxy reading for about 30 minutes from my finger on right hand. My severe pain, heart pounding/rapid and strong palpitations, numb and tingling arm lasted for about 2 hours until it subsided. I failed to go to the hospital when I should have in that moment (in hindsight I should have). About 36-48 hours after my shot, I started to develop other symptoms over the course of two weeks. It started with what felt like loss of bladder control and excessive thirst. I also had constant eye twitching in my right eye for about 10-12 days, numbness along my lower right side extremities (my right leg and foot were numb for a few days), bad episodes of mental brain fog, and more.  About 3-5 days after my shot I woke up in the middle of the night grasping for air, heart rapidly pounding, and eyes rolled back. Again, something I have never experienced before. For about 3 months after my shot I had random episodes of rapid heart palpitations (especially when laying down in bed), brain fog, light headiness, right ear pain, and swollen lymph nodes in right side of neck.
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Ultrasound scan, Urinary incontinence
Clinical narrative: Immediate severe nausea and neck swelling sensation on injection side. About 30 minutes later experienced vasovagal response (typical for me), including lightheaded/passing out, turning A certain color, increased body temperature, severe nausea.  I laid down for about 20 minutes and was given an anti-nausea pill before sent home. About 1 -1.5 hours after my shot, I was standing at my sink and felt like I had the wind suddenly knocked out of me. I then experienced severe heart pain - it felt like someone had scooped a chunk out of my heart. I am a young health avid runner and I have never experienced such severe pain in my life. My entire right arm (injection arm) also became numb and tingly, and I was unable to get a pulse-oxy reading for about 30 minutes from my finger on right hand. My severe pain, heart pounding/rapid and strong palpitations, numb and tingling arm lasted for about 2 hours until it subsided. I failed to go to the hospital when I should have in that moment (in hindsight I should have). About 36-48 hours after my shot, I started to develop other symptoms over the course of two weeks. It started with what felt like loss of bladder control and excessive thirst. I also had constant eye twitching in my right eye for about 10-12 days, numbness along my lower right side extremities (my right leg and foot were numb for a few days), bad episodes of mental brain fog, and more.  About 3-5 days after my shot I woke up in the middle of the night grasping for air, heart rapidly pounding, and eyes rolled back. Again, something I have never experienced before. For about 3 months after my shot I had random episodes of rapid heart palpitations (especially when laying down in bed), brain fog, light headiness, right ear pain, and swollen lymph nodes in right side of neck.