chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain lower, Alopecia, Arthralgia, Asthenia, Blood bilirubin increased
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blood chloride increased, Blood urine present, Bursa disorder, Colonoscopy abnormal, Computerised tomogram abdomen abnormal
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Effusion, Eosinophil percentage, Full blood count, Gastrointestinal inflammation, Joint stiffness
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Joint swelling, Laboratory test, Large intestinal polypectomy, Large intestine polyp, Lipase normal
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Liver function test, Low density lipoprotein increased, Lymphocyte percentage, Magnetic resonance imaging abnormal, Mean cell haemoglobin increased
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Pain, Pain in extremity, Pain in jaw, Pathology test, Peripheral swelling
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Pruritus, Rotator cuff syndrome, Swelling face, Tendon injury, Tenosynovitis
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 62.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Urine analysis, Urticaria, White blood cell count decreased, X-ray limb normal
Clinical narrative: 01/12/2021:  Right shoulder joint ache with swelling in joint and upper arm x 1 week after each COVID injection.  Right shoulder joint ache decreased to small ongoing ache but did not go away. Last week of July 2021, shoulder joint ache intensified to significant pain, stiff and painful motion, weakness, intermittent pain to the hand.  Self treatment of stretching/strengthening-minimal change.  Saw Primary Care Dr. 08/06/2021.  Labs drawn, continued with home ex.  Limited improvement, referred to Orthopedic Dr. 9/01/2021.  X-rays, referral for MRI (09/17/2021), follow up 09/27/2021-continue with home ex, return 12/01/2021-if continuing to have difficulties-possible surgery. Continued 03/26/2021:  After one week of intermittent right lower abdominal pain, saw PCP, lab work drawn, sent to ER at Medical Center-additional lab, CT scan of abdomen and pelvis.  Diagnosed with "inflammation of large intestines", prescribed 2 weeks of oral antibiotics, referral to Gastroenterologist.  Post antibiotics, colonoscopy (05/28/2021) by Dr.  Lab work/patholoty.  Inflammation issue resolved, polyps found/removed. Other symptoms that were not present prior to COVID injections:  08/26/2021 right lower jaw/jaw joint swelled up/painful-slowly resolved over 3-4 days. End of January 2021:  Sharp stabbing intermittent left great toe metatarsal/phalangeal joint pain-not related to activity or joint movement.  Occurs daily.  Not treated. End of January 2021:  Onset of extremely itchy scalp with scalp-wide hive-like bumps and greater than typical hair shedding.  Continues, self treat with daily rinse with diluted apple cider vinegar solution.  This rinse has helped the bumps and controls the tiching to some degree for about 12 hours.       03/26/2021  Abdominal pain-Emergency Department:  Labs:  Normal except:  urinalysis (trace blood), chloride (107.1), Lipase (94), Hepatic Function Panel normal except bilirubin (1.4), CBC normal except WBC (4.5), MCH (31.2), Lymphs % POC (40.0), EOS % POC (1.1).  CT Scan:  Nonvisualized appendix but no focal right lower quadrant inflammatory stranding is visualized to suggest acute appendicitis.  Mildly fluid-filled but nondistended small bowel loops could reflect  enteritis in the appropriate clinical setting.          I do not know if these issues are related to the COVID-19 Emergency Use Authorized injections that I received through my employer.  I am completing this form after receiving a telephone follow up from one of your employees upon completion and submission of my VAERS text message update from August 4, 2021 on which I listed these medical events that had occurred since the previous text message follow up.  The gentleman strongly encouraged me to submit an adverse event report on what I had been experiencing.  I delayed filing the report as I was in the process of having my shoulder pain evaluated and wanted to be able to include that information as well.
Age: 49.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Asthenia, Headache, Lethargy, Nausea, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Fever of 103.1 for more than 12 hours. Severe headache and lethargy, weakness, nausea for 2 days after 2nd vaccine.
Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Ischaemic stroke, Magnetic resonance imaging head abnormal
Clinical narrative: ischemic stroke
Age: 86.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Deafness unilateral, Sudden hearing loss, Vaccine positive rechallenge
Clinical narrative: This was a booster vaccine.  Loss of hearing in right ear the day following the booster shot.  Experienced same exact symptoms several months after vaccine #1 and #2 (January 2021).   Treated by a specialist (August & September, 2021)  and prescribed a steroid, twice, until it finally righted itself.
Age: 62.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test, Computerised tomogram, Dizziness, Electrocardiogram, Magnetic resonance imaging
Clinical narrative: Vertigo, dizziness, tinnitus.
Age: 62.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Tinnitus, Vertigo
Clinical narrative: Vertigo, dizziness, tinnitus.
Age: 31.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test normal, Seizure
Clinical narrative: It caused me to start having seizures for 3 days.  I checked with my neurologist if this was a possibility seeing I hadn't had them for a while and was doing well. They said yes.  It lowered the threshold of my meds and caused my seizures.
Age: 69.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Extra dose administered, Interchange of vaccine products
Clinical narrative: Administration error mixed series mRNA vaccine Pfizer and Moderna
Age: 70.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Asthenia, Chills, Confusional state, Decreased appetite, Dizziness
Clinical narrative: Fever above 100F for five days, chills, weakness, dizziness, inability to walk without support, low appetite, some mental confusion, sleepiness, lethargy. After a week, very slow improvement. As of the time of this report, 10/03/2021, still very weak, easily fatigued, lost 12 lbs.
Age: 70.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fatigue, Gait disturbance, Laboratory test normal, Lethargy, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: Fever above 100F for five days, chills, weakness, dizziness, inability to walk without support, low appetite, some mental confusion, sleepiness, lethargy. After a week, very slow improvement. As of the time of this report, 10/03/2021, still very weak, easily fatigued, lost 12 lbs.
Age: 70.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Somnolence, Weight decreased
Clinical narrative: Fever above 100F for five days, chills, weakness, dizziness, inability to walk without support, low appetite, some mental confusion, sleepiness, lethargy. After a week, very slow improvement. As of the time of this report, 10/03/2021, still very weak, easily fatigued, lost 12 lbs.
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Muscle spasms, Muscle twitching
Clinical narrative: After 1st shot- twitching/muscle spasm in left tricep  After 2nd shot- twitching/muscle spasm now in chest/ribs and stomach muscles  *no pain.  Just twitching/spasm all day non-stop
Age: 66.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Breath sounds absent, COVID-19, Catheter placement, Chest X-ray abnormal, Cough
Clinical narrative: Patient required hospitalization due to breakthrough infection. Patient received J&J vaccine on 03/11/21. Patient was hospitalized from 08/01/2021 - 08/17/2021. Below is copied from patients discharge (death) summary:  Hospital Course: a 67 y.o. male with a PMH of Type II DM and HFpEF who initially presented to the ED complaining of shortness of breath with a recent COVID positive result. Patient stated this started around 7/26/2021 along with a nonproductive cough, subjective fevers, loss of appetite and nausea, with minimal diarrhea. He described the cough as being nonproductive. On the morning of 8/01/2021 the cough worsened which prompted him to call EMS. On arrival to the ED his SpO2 was at 81%-86% on room air. He was then placed on HFNC at 60L and FiO2 on 60% which brought his SpO2 at 94%.  Pt stated he was vaccinated on March with J&J. He finished coverage. MICU consulted for increasing oxygen requirements. At the time of consult, he was sating 90% of max settings on HFNC, however pt was intubated on 8/9 due to respiratory failure. Upon discussion patient confirmed he is full code. On 8/10 pt desatted with development of SubQ emphysema. Stat CXR revealed large pneumomediastinum and pneumothorax. Emergent right sided Pigtail catheter was placed with increase in O2 sats. Patient self-extubated on 8/14 followed by desaturation to the 50s, he was subsequently re-intubated.    I was called to patient?s bedside to pronounce that patient has expired. No spontaneous movements were present. There was not response to verbal or tactile stimuli. Pupils were dilated and fixed. No breath sounds were appreciated over either lung field. No carotid pulses or peripheral pulses were palpable. No heart sounds were auscultated over entire precordium. Patient pronounced dead at 1903. Dr. notified. Family were notified.  Condolences offered. Chaplain and postmortem services offered. Pt was Full code. Time of death was 1903, confirmed and witnessed by Nurse.
Age: 66.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Death, Decreased appetite, Diarrhoea, Dyspnoea, Endotracheal intubation
Clinical narrative: Patient required hospitalization due to breakthrough infection. Patient received J&J vaccine on 03/11/21. Patient was hospitalized from 08/01/2021 - 08/17/2021. Below is copied from patients discharge (death) summary:  Hospital Course: a 67 y.o. male with a PMH of Type II DM and HFpEF who initially presented to the ED complaining of shortness of breath with a recent COVID positive result. Patient stated this started around 7/26/2021 along with a nonproductive cough, subjective fevers, loss of appetite and nausea, with minimal diarrhea. He described the cough as being nonproductive. On the morning of 8/01/2021 the cough worsened which prompted him to call EMS. On arrival to the ED his SpO2 was at 81%-86% on room air. He was then placed on HFNC at 60L and FiO2 on 60% which brought his SpO2 at 94%.  Pt stated he was vaccinated on March with J&J. He finished coverage. MICU consulted for increasing oxygen requirements. At the time of consult, he was sating 90% of max settings on HFNC, however pt was intubated on 8/9 due to respiratory failure. Upon discussion patient confirmed he is full code. On 8/10 pt desatted with development of SubQ emphysema. Stat CXR revealed large pneumomediastinum and pneumothorax. Emergent right sided Pigtail catheter was placed with increase in O2 sats. Patient self-extubated on 8/14 followed by desaturation to the 50s, he was subsequently re-intubated.    I was called to patient?s bedside to pronounce that patient has expired. No spontaneous movements were present. There was not response to verbal or tactile stimuli. Pupils were dilated and fixed. No breath sounds were appreciated over either lung field. No carotid pulses or peripheral pulses were palpable. No heart sounds were auscultated over entire precordium. Patient pronounced dead at 1903. Dr. notified. Family were notified.  Condolences offered. Chaplain and postmortem services offered. Pt was Full code. Time of death was 1903, confirmed and witnessed by Nurse.
Age: 66.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Heart sounds abnormal, Nausea, Oxygen saturation decreased, Pneumomediastinum, Pneumothorax
Clinical narrative: Patient required hospitalization due to breakthrough infection. Patient received J&J vaccine on 03/11/21. Patient was hospitalized from 08/01/2021 - 08/17/2021. Below is copied from patients discharge (death) summary:  Hospital Course: a 67 y.o. male with a PMH of Type II DM and HFpEF who initially presented to the ED complaining of shortness of breath with a recent COVID positive result. Patient stated this started around 7/26/2021 along with a nonproductive cough, subjective fevers, loss of appetite and nausea, with minimal diarrhea. He described the cough as being nonproductive. On the morning of 8/01/2021 the cough worsened which prompted him to call EMS. On arrival to the ED his SpO2 was at 81%-86% on room air. He was then placed on HFNC at 60L and FiO2 on 60% which brought his SpO2 at 94%.  Pt stated he was vaccinated on March with J&J. He finished coverage. MICU consulted for increasing oxygen requirements. At the time of consult, he was sating 90% of max settings on HFNC, however pt was intubated on 8/9 due to respiratory failure. Upon discussion patient confirmed he is full code. On 8/10 pt desatted with development of SubQ emphysema. Stat CXR revealed large pneumomediastinum and pneumothorax. Emergent right sided Pigtail catheter was placed with increase in O2 sats. Patient self-extubated on 8/14 followed by desaturation to the 50s, he was subsequently re-intubated.    I was called to patient?s bedside to pronounce that patient has expired. No spontaneous movements were present. There was not response to verbal or tactile stimuli. Pupils were dilated and fixed. No breath sounds were appreciated over either lung field. No carotid pulses or peripheral pulses were palpable. No heart sounds were auscultated over entire precordium. Patient pronounced dead at 1903. Dr. notified. Family were notified.  Condolences offered. Chaplain and postmortem services offered. Pt was Full code. Time of death was 1903, confirmed and witnessed by Nurse.
Age: 66.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pulse absent, Pupil fixed, Pyrexia, Respiratory failure, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Patient required hospitalization due to breakthrough infection. Patient received J&J vaccine on 03/11/21. Patient was hospitalized from 08/01/2021 - 08/17/2021. Below is copied from patients discharge (death) summary:  Hospital Course: a 67 y.o. male with a PMH of Type II DM and HFpEF who initially presented to the ED complaining of shortness of breath with a recent COVID positive result. Patient stated this started around 7/26/2021 along with a nonproductive cough, subjective fevers, loss of appetite and nausea, with minimal diarrhea. He described the cough as being nonproductive. On the morning of 8/01/2021 the cough worsened which prompted him to call EMS. On arrival to the ED his SpO2 was at 81%-86% on room air. He was then placed on HFNC at 60L and FiO2 on 60% which brought his SpO2 at 94%.  Pt stated he was vaccinated on March with J&J. He finished coverage. MICU consulted for increasing oxygen requirements. At the time of consult, he was sating 90% of max settings on HFNC, however pt was intubated on 8/9 due to respiratory failure. Upon discussion patient confirmed he is full code. On 8/10 pt desatted with development of SubQ emphysema. Stat CXR revealed large pneumomediastinum and pneumothorax. Emergent right sided Pigtail catheter was placed with increase in O2 sats. Patient self-extubated on 8/14 followed by desaturation to the 50s, he was subsequently re-intubated.    I was called to patient?s bedside to pronounce that patient has expired. No spontaneous movements were present. There was not response to verbal or tactile stimuli. Pupils were dilated and fixed. No breath sounds were appreciated over either lung field. No carotid pulses or peripheral pulses were palpable. No heart sounds were auscultated over entire precordium. Patient pronounced dead at 1903. Dr. notified. Family were notified.  Condolences offered. Chaplain and postmortem services offered. Pt was Full code. Time of death was 1903, confirmed and witnessed by Nurse.
Age: 66.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Subcutaneous emphysema, Unresponsive to stimuli, Vaccine breakthrough infection
Clinical narrative: Patient required hospitalization due to breakthrough infection. Patient received J&J vaccine on 03/11/21. Patient was hospitalized from 08/01/2021 - 08/17/2021. Below is copied from patients discharge (death) summary:  Hospital Course: a 67 y.o. male with a PMH of Type II DM and HFpEF who initially presented to the ED complaining of shortness of breath with a recent COVID positive result. Patient stated this started around 7/26/2021 along with a nonproductive cough, subjective fevers, loss of appetite and nausea, with minimal diarrhea. He described the cough as being nonproductive. On the morning of 8/01/2021 the cough worsened which prompted him to call EMS. On arrival to the ED his SpO2 was at 81%-86% on room air. He was then placed on HFNC at 60L and FiO2 on 60% which brought his SpO2 at 94%.  Pt stated he was vaccinated on March with J&J. He finished coverage. MICU consulted for increasing oxygen requirements. At the time of consult, he was sating 90% of max settings on HFNC, however pt was intubated on 8/9 due to respiratory failure. Upon discussion patient confirmed he is full code. On 8/10 pt desatted with development of SubQ emphysema. Stat CXR revealed large pneumomediastinum and pneumothorax. Emergent right sided Pigtail catheter was placed with increase in O2 sats. Patient self-extubated on 8/14 followed by desaturation to the 50s, he was subsequently re-intubated.    I was called to patient?s bedside to pronounce that patient has expired. No spontaneous movements were present. There was not response to verbal or tactile stimuli. Pupils were dilated and fixed. No breath sounds were appreciated over either lung field. No carotid pulses or peripheral pulses were palpable. No heart sounds were auscultated over entire precordium. Patient pronounced dead at 1903. Dr. notified. Family were notified.  Condolences offered. Chaplain and postmortem services offered. Pt was Full code. Time of death was 1903, confirmed and witnessed by Nurse.
Age: 67.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Acoustic stimulation tests, Dizziness, Fall, Headache, Laboratory test
Clinical narrative: Extreme vertigo with falls, ongoing vestibular imbalance with dizziness/nausea/vomiting/headache. Continuing as of this date (10/3/21)
Age: 67.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Nausea, Vertigo, Vestibular disorder, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: Extreme vertigo with falls, ongoing vestibular imbalance with dizziness/nausea/vomiting/headache. Continuing as of this date (10/3/21)
Age: 56.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Influenza like illness, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: This was Moderna Covid 19 second shot.  Woke up morning after shot with fever and flu like symptoms.  Felt like I had the flu all day long, and was in bed all day long.  2nd day after shot felt better.
Age: 90.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Extra dose administered, Interchange of vaccine products
Clinical narrative: Administration error mixed series mRNA vaccine Pfizer and Moderna
Age: 82.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARCEL
Symptoms: Chills, Fatigue, Pain in extremity
Clinical narrative: Dreadful pain in arm, felt like it was broken. Onset 3 hours after shot. Chills and fatigue the following night.
Age: 60.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Cough, Fatigue, Somnolence
Clinical narrative: Nagging cough that went away after a week or so,  waves of fatigue every few hours I cannot fight that force me to lay down and sleep
Age: 14.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Rash
Clinical narrative: Rash - first noticed on stomach area and back area. Then began to travel to neck, under arms, legs and feet. Also on hands as of late Sunday afternoon.
Age: 59.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: VARZOS
Symptoms: Injection site erythema, Injection site pain, Injection site swelling, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Mild injection site pain on first day. Continued through day three. At midnight on the start of day three, I noticed that I had hives on the torso and shoulder and chest in a striped pattern that matches the typical pattern for shingles on the torso. I also had had a mosquito bite for about six days, and at that same time, my mosquito bite on the same arm as the injection became very swollen. At present there is probably about 2 ounces of fluid trapped below the skin surface, which is raised and pink. The injection site remains raised in pink with a circular inflamed area about 1 1/2 inches wide.
Age: 62.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Bone pain, Thrombosis, Ultrasound Doppler abnormal
Clinical narrative: Pain in the left tibia/fibula area began approximately 6-7 days after vaccination occurred. Pain was ongoing for 3 weeks. Patient went to the doctor where a doppler ultrasound was conducted and a clot was found behind the left knee.
Age: 65.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Aggression, Anger, COVID-19, Crying, Delusion
Clinical narrative: Patient required hospitalization due to breakthrough infection. Patient received Pfizer vaccine (2nd dose in series) on 04/16/2021. Patient was hospitalized from  07/21/21 - 08/17/21. Below is copied from patients discharge summary:   Discharged Condition: stable Pt was discharged in a improved condition.   Indication for Admission: homicidal attempt/gesture/ideation and psychosis .   Reason for Admission:    PT is a 65 y.o. male with a past medical history of schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type who presented by BA for labile mood, tangential speech and delusions. Per review of records, patient has been admitted 4 times within the past 8 weeks for similar episodes of aggressive behavior, mood lability and delusions. Family notes that he does not sleep much and threatened to pour hot coffee on his niece and all over her entertainment center. It was also noted on the Baker Act that he had recently broken the glass from a coffee table. Patient believes that he has been admitted because he got in a fight with his niece over his "papers." He denies SI/HI or AVH but talks about the military as if he is currently active duty. He appears very somnolent and nods off when answering questions. Patient is a poor historian.   Collateral gained from niece: Patient is normally a very soft spoken and nice man. Over the past 3 months he has been very emotionally labile, loud and angry. He has been crying often, especially when he sees photos of deceased family members. He has also been talking about being in the war. She says that he previously served in war and sometimes reflects on his  experience but within the past few months has been talking as if he is working which is very unusual for him. She says that he has not been sleeping, eating or taking care of himself or his house like he normally does. He is normally independent and able to take care of himself physicaly and financially. He has also been meeting strangers and inviting them into his home which is very usual for him as well. He has been acting very impulsively; yelling and breaking things. He has been scaring several friends and family members with his aggression and his significant other of many years recently left his due to his behavior. Niece also reports that aside from the past three months, he has not had any similar episodes since 2016.   In regards to his medications, she is unsure what he is currently taking. She believes he is on depakote and thinks he had discontinued seroquel but cannot speak to the rispderal or abilify. She states that he is very regimented and conscientious about taking his medications every morning however and she is sure he has not missed any doses of whatever he is supposed to be taking.    Of note, patient's niece states that he is a disabled and receives all his care through the facility. If possible, she would him to be transferred to inpatient psychiatry at the facility in a town or somewhere outpatient here locally in city.
Age: 65.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Homicidal ideation, Impulsive behaviour, Insomnia, Loss of personal independence in daily activities, Mood altered
Clinical narrative: Patient required hospitalization due to breakthrough infection. Patient received Pfizer vaccine (2nd dose in series) on 04/16/2021. Patient was hospitalized from  07/21/21 - 08/17/21. Below is copied from patients discharge summary:   Discharged Condition: stable Pt was discharged in a improved condition.   Indication for Admission: homicidal attempt/gesture/ideation and psychosis .   Reason for Admission:    PT is a 65 y.o. male with a past medical history of schizoaffective disorder, bipolar type who presented by BA for labile mood, tangential speech and delusions. Per review of records, patient has been admitted 4 times within the past 8 weeks for similar episodes of aggressive behavior, mood lability and delusions. Family notes that he does not sleep much and threatened to pour hot coffee on his niece and all over her entertainment center. It was also noted on the Baker Act that he had recently broken the glass from a coffee table. Patient believes that he has been admitted because he got in a fight with his niece over his "papers." He denies SI/HI or AVH but talks about the military as if he is currently active duty. He appears very somnolent and nods off when answering questions. Patient is a poor historian.   Collateral gained from niece: Patient is normally a very soft spoken and nice man. Over the past 3 months he has been very emotionally labile, loud and angry. He has been crying often, especially when he sees photos of deceased family members. He has also been talking about being in the war. She says that he previously served in war and sometimes reflects on his  experience but within the past few months has been talking as if he is working which is very unusual for him. She says that he has not been sleeping, eating or taking care of himself or his house like he normally does. He is normally independent and able to take care of himself physicaly and financially. He has also been meeting strangers and inviting them into his home which is very usual for him as well. He has been acting very impulsively; yelling and breaking things. He has been scaring several friends and family members with his aggression and his significant other of many years recently left his due to his behavior. Niece also reports that aside from the past three months, he has not had any similar episodes since 2016.   In regards to his medications, she is unsure what he is currently taking. She believes he is on depakote and thinks he had discontinued seroquel but cannot speak to the rispderal or abilify. She states that he is very regimented and conscientious about taking his medications every morning however and she is sure he has not missed any doses of whatever he is supposed to be taking.    Of note, patient's niece states that he is a disabled and receives all his care through the facility. If possible, she would him to be transferred to inpatient psychiatry at the facility in a town or somewhere outpatient here locally in city.