chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 10.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Culture urine negative, Decreased appetite, Diarrhoea, Echocardiogram normal
Clinical narrative: 2/9/22 To ED with 3 days of bilious/nonbloody vomiting, fever, and headaches with 1 day onset of watery diarrhea since the morning. Fevers with a T-max of 103.3 F. Patient more sleepy & appetite decreased significantly. Prior to arriving to the ED, mom noticed a faint rash on his torso that had resolved "for the most part." Per mom patient tested positive for Covid three weeks ago but remained asymptomatic w/o complications. Fully vaccinated. Admitted for COVID associated MISC. Infectious disease followed. ID following. 2/10 Received 1 dose of IVIG 2g/kg run over 8 hours and methylprednisolone 30 mg/kg. Echo showed normal intracardiac connections and normal biventricular systolic function. Pancytopenia- worsened, 2/10 WBC 4.5  RBC 3.88  Hgb 10.6  Hct 30.5 L   Adenovirus was high on DDx, but RVP since returned negative, making MIS-C the likely diagnosis. Inflammatory markers stable. FU labs tomorrow to trend. Pt now afebrile for at least 16 hours, and otherwise HDS on RA. Discussed with ID re: negative COVID Ab. With known hx of COVID, the negative test does not preclude the diagnosis. There is also the possibility of post-vaccine MISC (not common) but again with his known hx within 4 weeks it fits the diagnosis regardless. 2/12 Patient improving based on lab work and clinical assessment. He is tolerating fluids and small amounts of solid food with mild nausea. He remains afebrile and HDS. Patient is stable for discharge
Age: 10.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Electrocardiogram normal, Fibrin D dimer, Haematocrit decreased, Haemoglobin normal, Headache
Clinical narrative: 2/9/22 To ED with 3 days of bilious/nonbloody vomiting, fever, and headaches with 1 day onset of watery diarrhea since the morning. Fevers with a T-max of 103.3 F. Patient more sleepy & appetite decreased significantly. Prior to arriving to the ED, mom noticed a faint rash on his torso that had resolved "for the most part." Per mom patient tested positive for Covid three weeks ago but remained asymptomatic w/o complications. Fully vaccinated. Admitted for COVID associated MISC. Infectious disease followed. ID following. 2/10 Received 1 dose of IVIG 2g/kg run over 8 hours and methylprednisolone 30 mg/kg. Echo showed normal intracardiac connections and normal biventricular systolic function. Pancytopenia- worsened, 2/10 WBC 4.5  RBC 3.88  Hgb 10.6  Hct 30.5 L   Adenovirus was high on DDx, but RVP since returned negative, making MIS-C the likely diagnosis. Inflammatory markers stable. FU labs tomorrow to trend. Pt now afebrile for at least 16 hours, and otherwise HDS on RA. Discussed with ID re: negative COVID Ab. With known hx of COVID, the negative test does not preclude the diagnosis. There is also the possibility of post-vaccine MISC (not common) but again with his known hx within 4 weeks it fits the diagnosis regardless. 2/12 Patient improving based on lab work and clinical assessment. He is tolerating fluids and small amounts of solid food with mild nausea. He remains afebrile and HDS. Patient is stable for discharge
Age: 10.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Immunoglobulin therapy, Inflammatory marker test, Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, Nausea, Pancytopenia
Clinical narrative: 2/9/22 To ED with 3 days of bilious/nonbloody vomiting, fever, and headaches with 1 day onset of watery diarrhea since the morning. Fevers with a T-max of 103.3 F. Patient more sleepy & appetite decreased significantly. Prior to arriving to the ED, mom noticed a faint rash on his torso that had resolved "for the most part." Per mom patient tested positive for Covid three weeks ago but remained asymptomatic w/o complications. Fully vaccinated. Admitted for COVID associated MISC. Infectious disease followed. ID following. 2/10 Received 1 dose of IVIG 2g/kg run over 8 hours and methylprednisolone 30 mg/kg. Echo showed normal intracardiac connections and normal biventricular systolic function. Pancytopenia- worsened, 2/10 WBC 4.5  RBC 3.88  Hgb 10.6  Hct 30.5 L   Adenovirus was high on DDx, but RVP since returned negative, making MIS-C the likely diagnosis. Inflammatory markers stable. FU labs tomorrow to trend. Pt now afebrile for at least 16 hours, and otherwise HDS on RA. Discussed with ID re: negative COVID Ab. With known hx of COVID, the negative test does not preclude the diagnosis. There is also the possibility of post-vaccine MISC (not common) but again with his known hx within 4 weeks it fits the diagnosis regardless. 2/12 Patient improving based on lab work and clinical assessment. He is tolerating fluids and small amounts of solid food with mild nausea. He remains afebrile and HDS. Patient is stable for discharge
Age: 10.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Prothrombin time prolonged, Pyrexia, Rash, Red blood cell count decreased, Red blood cell sedimentation rate increased
Clinical narrative: 2/9/22 To ED with 3 days of bilious/nonbloody vomiting, fever, and headaches with 1 day onset of watery diarrhea since the morning. Fevers with a T-max of 103.3 F. Patient more sleepy & appetite decreased significantly. Prior to arriving to the ED, mom noticed a faint rash on his torso that had resolved "for the most part." Per mom patient tested positive for Covid three weeks ago but remained asymptomatic w/o complications. Fully vaccinated. Admitted for COVID associated MISC. Infectious disease followed. ID following. 2/10 Received 1 dose of IVIG 2g/kg run over 8 hours and methylprednisolone 30 mg/kg. Echo showed normal intracardiac connections and normal biventricular systolic function. Pancytopenia- worsened, 2/10 WBC 4.5  RBC 3.88  Hgb 10.6  Hct 30.5 L   Adenovirus was high on DDx, but RVP since returned negative, making MIS-C the likely diagnosis. Inflammatory markers stable. FU labs tomorrow to trend. Pt now afebrile for at least 16 hours, and otherwise HDS on RA. Discussed with ID re: negative COVID Ab. With known hx of COVID, the negative test does not preclude the diagnosis. There is also the possibility of post-vaccine MISC (not common) but again with his known hx within 4 weeks it fits the diagnosis regardless. 2/12 Patient improving based on lab work and clinical assessment. He is tolerating fluids and small amounts of solid food with mild nausea. He remains afebrile and HDS. Patient is stable for discharge
Age: 10.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Respiratory viral panel, SARS-CoV-2 antibody test negative, SARS-CoV-2 test positive, Somnolence, Vomiting
Clinical narrative: 2/9/22 To ED with 3 days of bilious/nonbloody vomiting, fever, and headaches with 1 day onset of watery diarrhea since the morning. Fevers with a T-max of 103.3 F. Patient more sleepy & appetite decreased significantly. Prior to arriving to the ED, mom noticed a faint rash on his torso that had resolved "for the most part." Per mom patient tested positive for Covid three weeks ago but remained asymptomatic w/o complications. Fully vaccinated. Admitted for COVID associated MISC. Infectious disease followed. ID following. 2/10 Received 1 dose of IVIG 2g/kg run over 8 hours and methylprednisolone 30 mg/kg. Echo showed normal intracardiac connections and normal biventricular systolic function. Pancytopenia- worsened, 2/10 WBC 4.5  RBC 3.88  Hgb 10.6  Hct 30.5 L   Adenovirus was high on DDx, but RVP since returned negative, making MIS-C the likely diagnosis. Inflammatory markers stable. FU labs tomorrow to trend. Pt now afebrile for at least 16 hours, and otherwise HDS on RA. Discussed with ID re: negative COVID Ab. With known hx of COVID, the negative test does not preclude the diagnosis. There is also the possibility of post-vaccine MISC (not common) but again with his known hx within 4 weeks it fits the diagnosis regardless. 2/12 Patient improving based on lab work and clinical assessment. He is tolerating fluids and small amounts of solid food with mild nausea. He remains afebrile and HDS. Patient is stable for discharge
Age: 10.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: White blood cell count decreased
Clinical narrative: 2/9/22 To ED with 3 days of bilious/nonbloody vomiting, fever, and headaches with 1 day onset of watery diarrhea since the morning. Fevers with a T-max of 103.3 F. Patient more sleepy & appetite decreased significantly. Prior to arriving to the ED, mom noticed a faint rash on his torso that had resolved "for the most part." Per mom patient tested positive for Covid three weeks ago but remained asymptomatic w/o complications. Fully vaccinated. Admitted for COVID associated MISC. Infectious disease followed. ID following. 2/10 Received 1 dose of IVIG 2g/kg run over 8 hours and methylprednisolone 30 mg/kg. Echo showed normal intracardiac connections and normal biventricular systolic function. Pancytopenia- worsened, 2/10 WBC 4.5  RBC 3.88  Hgb 10.6  Hct 30.5 L   Adenovirus was high on DDx, but RVP since returned negative, making MIS-C the likely diagnosis. Inflammatory markers stable. FU labs tomorrow to trend. Pt now afebrile for at least 16 hours, and otherwise HDS on RA. Discussed with ID re: negative COVID Ab. With known hx of COVID, the negative test does not preclude the diagnosis. There is also the possibility of post-vaccine MISC (not common) but again with his known hx within 4 weeks it fits the diagnosis regardless. 2/12 Patient improving based on lab work and clinical assessment. He is tolerating fluids and small amounts of solid food with mild nausea. He remains afebrile and HDS. Patient is stable for discharge
Age: 68.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received a Covid vaccine that was expired 23 days prior to injection
Age: 69.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Product preparation error
Clinical narrative: The nurses gave a booster Pfizer COVID vaccine to the patient using the leftovers of a vial and another new vial.
Age: 34.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain, Gastrointestinal disorder
Clinical narrative: Undiagnosed GI issues, abdominal pain for several weeks.
Age: 67.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Error: Expired Product Administered-
Age: 41.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood glucose normal, Dizziness, Electrocardiogram normal, Fall, Feeling hot
Clinical narrative: Patient fainted and lost consciousness. Fell off chair but didn't appear to hit head or any other bodily harm. He caught himself with his arm. Pharmacist came immediately to patient and had patient lie down and raise legs and patient began to feel better but still felt dizzy, lightheaded and sweaty. He stated that the room turned black and he felt very warm. EMS was called and upon arrival checked vitals and blood glucose was 84 at time of arrival. BP 153/106 and pulse 80 bpm. Over time patient was able to leave pharmacy and have family member pick him up. He did not take the ambulance and he felt better before leaving.
Age: 41.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Hyperhidrosis, Loss of consciousness, Syncope
Clinical narrative: Patient fainted and lost consciousness. Fell off chair but didn't appear to hit head or any other bodily harm. He caught himself with his arm. Pharmacist came immediately to patient and had patient lie down and raise legs and patient began to feel better but still felt dizzy, lightheaded and sweaty. He stated that the room turned black and he felt very warm. EMS was called and upon arrival checked vitals and blood glucose was 84 at time of arrival. BP 153/106 and pulse 80 bpm. Over time patient was able to leave pharmacy and have family member pick him up. He did not take the ambulance and he felt better before leaving.
Age: 17.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Wrong product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient was given the Moderna vaccine instead of the Pfizer vaccine.
Age: 38.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Vaccine administered beyond Expiration date. However, per Moderna- all vaccines met viability requirements.  Completing VAERS per requirements.
Age: 63.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received a Covid vaccine that was expired 23 days prior to injection.
Age: 57.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Headache, Pain
Clinical narrative: Headache, body ache.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Back pain, Burning sensation, Chills, Cyanosis, Dermatitis
Clinical narrative: Following is the exact timeline of events:  * first day * right arm got heavy the moment I was vaccinated  * arm got even heavier throughout the day * in the evening arm barely could be moved anymore and hurt * right leg revealed huge blue spot like I was hit * my body turned ice cold and fingers started to tickle  * then I turned hot with chills * every 5 minutes ice cold to hot with chills  * during the night, I got a fever of 41.6°C and I didn't have a fever in 20-25 years - not even when I had covid  *next day  *headaches and migraines started * my left skull skin started to hurt like burning / inflammation feeling  *PMS cramps for no reason * feet started to swell  * next day  * diarrhea started * started to sweat for no reason, thermometer said temperature was low  * next day * arm was still hurting but less than first three days * back left rib cage started to hurt, lumbago like, nerves shooting through both legs, bending down was almost impossible   - Migraines stopped after about 2,5 weeks, some days were really bad, never had it before, sometimes still light headaches, triggers easily, I never really had a problem with migraines/ headaches before - just had an headache once in a while.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Diarrhoea, Feeling of body temperature change, Headache, Hyperhidrosis, Immediate post-injection reaction
Clinical narrative: Following is the exact timeline of events:  * first day * right arm got heavy the moment I was vaccinated  * arm got even heavier throughout the day * in the evening arm barely could be moved anymore and hurt * right leg revealed huge blue spot like I was hit * my body turned ice cold and fingers started to tickle  * then I turned hot with chills * every 5 minutes ice cold to hot with chills  * during the night, I got a fever of 41.6°C and I didn't have a fever in 20-25 years - not even when I had covid  *next day  *headaches and migraines started * my left skull skin started to hurt like burning / inflammation feeling  *PMS cramps for no reason * feet started to swell  * next day  * diarrhea started * started to sweat for no reason, thermometer said temperature was low  * next day * arm was still hurting but less than first three days * back left rib cage started to hurt, lumbago like, nerves shooting through both legs, bending down was almost impossible   - Migraines stopped after about 2,5 weeks, some days were really bad, never had it before, sometimes still light headaches, triggers easily, I never really had a problem with migraines/ headaches before - just had an headache once in a while.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Injected limb mobility decreased, Limb discomfort, Migraine, Mobility decreased, Musculoskeletal chest pain
Clinical narrative: Following is the exact timeline of events:  * first day * right arm got heavy the moment I was vaccinated  * arm got even heavier throughout the day * in the evening arm barely could be moved anymore and hurt * right leg revealed huge blue spot like I was hit * my body turned ice cold and fingers started to tickle  * then I turned hot with chills * every 5 minutes ice cold to hot with chills  * during the night, I got a fever of 41.6°C and I didn't have a fever in 20-25 years - not even when I had covid  *next day  *headaches and migraines started * my left skull skin started to hurt like burning / inflammation feeling  *PMS cramps for no reason * feet started to swell  * next day  * diarrhea started * started to sweat for no reason, thermometer said temperature was low  * next day * arm was still hurting but less than first three days * back left rib cage started to hurt, lumbago like, nerves shooting through both legs, bending down was almost impossible   - Migraines stopped after about 2,5 weeks, some days were really bad, never had it before, sometimes still light headaches, triggers easily, I never really had a problem with migraines/ headaches before - just had an headache once in a while.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Neuralgia, Pain, Pain in extremity, Pain of skin, Peripheral swelling
Clinical narrative: Following is the exact timeline of events:  * first day * right arm got heavy the moment I was vaccinated  * arm got even heavier throughout the day * in the evening arm barely could be moved anymore and hurt * right leg revealed huge blue spot like I was hit * my body turned ice cold and fingers started to tickle  * then I turned hot with chills * every 5 minutes ice cold to hot with chills  * during the night, I got a fever of 41.6°C and I didn't have a fever in 20-25 years - not even when I had covid  *next day  *headaches and migraines started * my left skull skin started to hurt like burning / inflammation feeling  *PMS cramps for no reason * feet started to swell  * next day  * diarrhea started * started to sweat for no reason, thermometer said temperature was low  * next day * arm was still hurting but less than first three days * back left rib cage started to hurt, lumbago like, nerves shooting through both legs, bending down was almost impossible   - Migraines stopped after about 2,5 weeks, some days were really bad, never had it before, sometimes still light headaches, triggers easily, I never really had a problem with migraines/ headaches before - just had an headache once in a while.
Age: 35.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Premenstrual pain, Pyrexia, Sensory disturbance
Clinical narrative: Following is the exact timeline of events:  * first day * right arm got heavy the moment I was vaccinated  * arm got even heavier throughout the day * in the evening arm barely could be moved anymore and hurt * right leg revealed huge blue spot like I was hit * my body turned ice cold and fingers started to tickle  * then I turned hot with chills * every 5 minutes ice cold to hot with chills  * during the night, I got a fever of 41.6°C and I didn't have a fever in 20-25 years - not even when I had covid  *next day  *headaches and migraines started * my left skull skin started to hurt like burning / inflammation feeling  *PMS cramps for no reason * feet started to swell  * next day  * diarrhea started * started to sweat for no reason, thermometer said temperature was low  * next day * arm was still hurting but less than first three days * back left rib cage started to hurt, lumbago like, nerves shooting through both legs, bending down was almost impossible   - Migraines stopped after about 2,5 weeks, some days were really bad, never had it before, sometimes still light headaches, triggers easily, I never really had a problem with migraines/ headaches before - just had an headache once in a while.
Age: 84.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test, Blood thyroid stimulating hormone, Chest X-ray, Computerised tomogram head, Differential white blood cell count
Clinical narrative: He did not have an adverse reaction for 1st and 2nd doses, only for the 2 boosters.  On October 5, 2021, Booster #1 was administered, and the next day, October 6, 2021, he fell in the bathtub while showering, and was incoherent for a time, so the ambulance took him to the ER.  He was diagnosed as having a seizure.  Then, on May 4, 2022, Booster #2 was administered,  and he had another seizure, on May 5, 2022, requiring an ER visit.  The doctor then increased his seizure medication.  His seizures leave  him with no muscle strength in his arms and legs and he becomes dead weight.
Age: 84.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Electrocardiogram, Fall, Full blood count, Incoherent, Metabolic function test
Clinical narrative: He did not have an adverse reaction for 1st and 2nd doses, only for the 2 boosters.  On October 5, 2021, Booster #1 was administered, and the next day, October 6, 2021, he fell in the bathtub while showering, and was incoherent for a time, so the ambulance took him to the ER.  He was diagnosed as having a seizure.  Then, on May 4, 2022, Booster #2 was administered,  and he had another seizure, on May 5, 2022, requiring an ER visit.  The doctor then increased his seizure medication.  His seizures leave  him with no muscle strength in his arms and legs and he becomes dead weight.
Age: 84.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Muscle strength abnormal, Seizure, Thyroxine free, Urine analysis
Clinical narrative: He did not have an adverse reaction for 1st and 2nd doses, only for the 2 boosters.  On October 5, 2021, Booster #1 was administered, and the next day, October 6, 2021, he fell in the bathtub while showering, and was incoherent for a time, so the ambulance took him to the ER.  He was diagnosed as having a seizure.  Then, on May 4, 2022, Booster #2 was administered,  and he had another seizure, on May 5, 2022, requiring an ER visit.  The doctor then increased his seizure medication.  His seizures leave  him with no muscle strength in his arms and legs and he becomes dead weight.
Age: 19.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Angina pectoris, Chest pain, Discomfort
Clinical narrative: Heart/ chest pain / discomfort
Age: 57.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received Vaccine Booster (Dose 3) which had hindsight was expired past 10 weeks in refrigerator temperatures.
Age: 67.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Vaccine administered beyond Expiration date. However, per Moderna- all vaccines met viability requirements.  Completing VAERS per system requirements.
Age: 53.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Cough, Dysphonia, Fatigue, Influenza like illness
Clinical narrative: I was exhausted because we had been doing a ton of stuff week after Easter. Friday / Sat tired. Sunday extremely hoarse and started coughing. Monday coughing a lot and achy, no fever, but felt like the flu. I'm still so tired, almost indescribably tired and it's not like me and it's been 3 weeks.
Age: 53.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pain, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: I was exhausted because we had been doing a ton of stuff week after Easter. Friday / Sat tired. Sunday extremely hoarse and started coughing. Monday coughing a lot and achy, no fever, but felt like the flu. I'm still so tired, almost indescribably tired and it's not like me and it's been 3 weeks.
Age: 28.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Pruritus, Skin papilloma, Vaccine breakthrough infection
Clinical narrative: I started to get a flat wart on my hands. As time has progressed it got the worst. The warts were itchy. The were small clusters that were fluid filled. It started to spread all over my hands on both the palms and the backside of my hands including fingers. I used a topical ointment. After two months I went to see a dermatologist and he advised it may be stress induced. I was prescribed some more topical creams to do spot treatment. It didn't really help much. It never really went away, but it was manageable.  On 01/13/2022 I had a breakthrough COVID case and the warts really flared up. After about a month the warts subsided. Then in 04/2022 the worsts have flared up again and have not gone away.
Age: 62.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blood test, Chest discomfort, Computerised tomogram, Headache, Magnetic resonance imaging
Clinical narrative: Constant headaches, migraines, and chest pressure.
Age: 62.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Migraine, X-ray
Clinical narrative: Constant headaches, migraines, and chest pressure.
Age: 79.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anticoagulant therapy, Atrial fibrillation, Cardioversion, Echocardiogram, Electrocardiogram
Clinical narrative: I developed A fib about a week after the first dose. I monitor my heart rate with my smart watch regularly and I noticed it fluctuating more often. I wait until after receiving the second dose to go to the doctor because I thought it was go back to normal. After doing an EKG I was diagnosed with Afib and put on Xarelto. I was then referred to a cardiologist. The cardiologist did more tests on my heart but they did not find anything in addition to Afib. They monitored me and I continued to take Xarelto until November 2021. Then, they put my heart into natural rhythm and it has continued to stay regular.
Age: 44.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Vaccine administered beyond Expiration date. However, per Moderna- all vaccines met viability requirements.  Completing VAERS instructions.
Age: 47.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Decreased appetite, Dizziness, Mobility decreased, Nausea, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: The first thing is that it is entirely possible that this was coincidental, because the symptoms were exactly like food poisoning. I was actually driving out of town at the time, right after the vaccination, stopped at a hotel. Woke up in the middle of the night, very dizzy and nauseous. The next two days, I felt like I couldn't move because I would throw up, which I did a few times. I felt feverish, but I don't know if I had a fever. I couldn't eat anything, tried sipping fluids which helped a little. Second day ate some crackers and fluids. I didn't have insurance so spoke with a Doctor on telehealth. The doctor prescribed Zofran for nausea and recommended Pedialyte and something heavy in antioxidants like blueberries. By end of the third day, after taking the Zofran, Pedialyte and blueberries, it was like I had never been sick.
Age: 47.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Vomiting
Clinical narrative: The first thing is that it is entirely possible that this was coincidental, because the symptoms were exactly like food poisoning. I was actually driving out of town at the time, right after the vaccination, stopped at a hotel. Woke up in the middle of the night, very dizzy and nauseous. The next two days, I felt like I couldn't move because I would throw up, which I did a few times. I felt feverish, but I don't know if I had a fever. I couldn't eat anything, tried sipping fluids which helped a little. Second day ate some crackers and fluids. I didn't have insurance so spoke with a Doctor on telehealth. The doctor prescribed Zofran for nausea and recommended Pedialyte and something heavy in antioxidants like blueberries. By end of the third day, after taking the Zofran, Pedialyte and blueberries, it was like I had never been sick.
Age: 74.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Agitation, Anti-thyroid antibody, Arthralgia, Back pain, Blood calcium
Clinical narrative: I felt fine at 3:30PM ET on April 18, 2022 when I received the vaccine. As I was receiving it I felt nothing. I got up about 2 minutes later and I felt like I was coming down with something. It felt strange. It passed about 2 hours later. Then 7 hours later I had 2 really bad muscle spasms on my back under my right and left shoulder blade. My back hasn't been giving me problems for over a month until now. My husband tried to help with the pain but that made no difference. When I got up I got extremely cold. My teeth started chattering. Both the right and left arm started having tremors. Then my hands started having tremors. I looked like I had Parkinson's disease. Then about 5 minutes later the whole trunk of my body started having tremors. I put on a jacket and heavy wool socks, and then I got under the covers and it stopped it right away. When I got out of bed, as soon as I got out, the tremors started again. Then I fell asleep. The next day my back was really bad. Then I got on my treadmill. I usually stay on for about 1 hour, but I couldn't do it because my knees hurt. Then for the next 2 weeks I was having muscle spasms. I felt bad so I went to the chiropractor to see if he could help my back pain. That made no difference at all. Then at the beginning of the 2nd week every place I had a back pain at turned into a burning, stinging pain. That was all over my back. The only way I was able to stand up straight was putting on a big wide belt on the worst part of my back. That would stop the stinging and burning on my back. I have a bone spur in my jaw since getting vaccine. I couldn't get the night guard in because there was too much pain. After 3 weeks it stopped. I thought it was over but starting in the 3rd week I started waking up in the night with an agitated feeling in my solar plexus area. I had a feeling of dread. Something happed at 3AM. I had several bowel movements, and that affected my sleep. About 9:30AM it will start again with agitation and jitteriness. I couldn't concentrate. I haven't been able to do regular house cleaning and get on treadmill because of the back pain. I have a recurring thought that what if this never goes away because it is hard to live with it because of periods where I can't function properly. I am sorry I took the shot. I wondered if I had waited 6 or 7 months if it would've made a difference. I went to see a endocrinologist. She said that I didn't have any issues with thyroid. She said I have post vaccine syndrome.
Age: 74.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Chiropractic, Disturbance in attention, Exostosis, Feeling abnormal
Clinical narrative: I felt fine at 3:30PM ET on April 18, 2022 when I received the vaccine. As I was receiving it I felt nothing. I got up about 2 minutes later and I felt like I was coming down with something. It felt strange. It passed about 2 hours later. Then 7 hours later I had 2 really bad muscle spasms on my back under my right and left shoulder blade. My back hasn't been giving me problems for over a month until now. My husband tried to help with the pain but that made no difference. When I got up I got extremely cold. My teeth started chattering. Both the right and left arm started having tremors. Then my hands started having tremors. I looked like I had Parkinson's disease. Then about 5 minutes later the whole trunk of my body started having tremors. I put on a jacket and heavy wool socks, and then I got under the covers and it stopped it right away. When I got out of bed, as soon as I got out, the tremors started again. Then I fell asleep. The next day my back was really bad. Then I got on my treadmill. I usually stay on for about 1 hour, but I couldn't do it because my knees hurt. Then for the next 2 weeks I was having muscle spasms. I felt bad so I went to the chiropractor to see if he could help my back pain. That made no difference at all. Then at the beginning of the 2nd week every place I had a back pain at turned into a burning, stinging pain. That was all over my back. The only way I was able to stand up straight was putting on a big wide belt on the worst part of my back. That would stop the stinging and burning on my back. I have a bone spur in my jaw since getting vaccine. I couldn't get the night guard in because there was too much pain. After 3 weeks it stopped. I thought it was over but starting in the 3rd week I started waking up in the night with an agitated feeling in my solar plexus area. I had a feeling of dread. Something happed at 3AM. I had several bowel movements, and that affected my sleep. About 9:30AM it will start again with agitation and jitteriness. I couldn't concentrate. I haven't been able to do regular house cleaning and get on treadmill because of the back pain. I have a recurring thought that what if this never goes away because it is hard to live with it because of periods where I can't function properly. I am sorry I took the shot. I wondered if I had waited 6 or 7 months if it would've made a difference. I went to see a endocrinologist. She said that I didn't have any issues with thyroid. She said I have post vaccine syndrome.
Age: 74.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Feeling cold, Feeling jittery, Frequent bowel movements, Full blood count, Laboratory test
Clinical narrative: I felt fine at 3:30PM ET on April 18, 2022 when I received the vaccine. As I was receiving it I felt nothing. I got up about 2 minutes later and I felt like I was coming down with something. It felt strange. It passed about 2 hours later. Then 7 hours later I had 2 really bad muscle spasms on my back under my right and left shoulder blade. My back hasn't been giving me problems for over a month until now. My husband tried to help with the pain but that made no difference. When I got up I got extremely cold. My teeth started chattering. Both the right and left arm started having tremors. Then my hands started having tremors. I looked like I had Parkinson's disease. Then about 5 minutes later the whole trunk of my body started having tremors. I put on a jacket and heavy wool socks, and then I got under the covers and it stopped it right away. When I got out of bed, as soon as I got out, the tremors started again. Then I fell asleep. The next day my back was really bad. Then I got on my treadmill. I usually stay on for about 1 hour, but I couldn't do it because my knees hurt. Then for the next 2 weeks I was having muscle spasms. I felt bad so I went to the chiropractor to see if he could help my back pain. That made no difference at all. Then at the beginning of the 2nd week every place I had a back pain at turned into a burning, stinging pain. That was all over my back. The only way I was able to stand up straight was putting on a big wide belt on the worst part of my back. That would stop the stinging and burning on my back. I have a bone spur in my jaw since getting vaccine. I couldn't get the night guard in because there was too much pain. After 3 weeks it stopped. I thought it was over but starting in the 3rd week I started waking up in the night with an agitated feeling in my solar plexus area. I had a feeling of dread. Something happed at 3AM. I had several bowel movements, and that affected my sleep. About 9:30AM it will start again with agitation and jitteriness. I couldn't concentrate. I haven't been able to do regular house cleaning and get on treadmill because of the back pain. I have a recurring thought that what if this never goes away because it is hard to live with it because of periods where I can't function properly. I am sorry I took the shot. I wondered if I had waited 6 or 7 months if it would've made a difference. I went to see a endocrinologist. She said that I didn't have any issues with thyroid. She said I have post vaccine syndrome.
Age: 74.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Loss of personal independence in daily activities, Muscle spasms, Pain, Post vaccination syndrome, Sleep disorder
Clinical narrative: I felt fine at 3:30PM ET on April 18, 2022 when I received the vaccine. As I was receiving it I felt nothing. I got up about 2 minutes later and I felt like I was coming down with something. It felt strange. It passed about 2 hours later. Then 7 hours later I had 2 really bad muscle spasms on my back under my right and left shoulder blade. My back hasn't been giving me problems for over a month until now. My husband tried to help with the pain but that made no difference. When I got up I got extremely cold. My teeth started chattering. Both the right and left arm started having tremors. Then my hands started having tremors. I looked like I had Parkinson's disease. Then about 5 minutes later the whole trunk of my body started having tremors. I put on a jacket and heavy wool socks, and then I got under the covers and it stopped it right away. When I got out of bed, as soon as I got out, the tremors started again. Then I fell asleep. The next day my back was really bad. Then I got on my treadmill. I usually stay on for about 1 hour, but I couldn't do it because my knees hurt. Then for the next 2 weeks I was having muscle spasms. I felt bad so I went to the chiropractor to see if he could help my back pain. That made no difference at all. Then at the beginning of the 2nd week every place I had a back pain at turned into a burning, stinging pain. That was all over my back. The only way I was able to stand up straight was putting on a big wide belt on the worst part of my back. That would stop the stinging and burning on my back. I have a bone spur in my jaw since getting vaccine. I couldn't get the night guard in because there was too much pain. After 3 weeks it stopped. I thought it was over but starting in the 3rd week I started waking up in the night with an agitated feeling in my solar plexus area. I had a feeling of dread. Something happed at 3AM. I had several bowel movements, and that affected my sleep. About 9:30AM it will start again with agitation and jitteriness. I couldn't concentrate. I haven't been able to do regular house cleaning and get on treadmill because of the back pain. I have a recurring thought that what if this never goes away because it is hard to live with it because of periods where I can't function properly. I am sorry I took the shot. I wondered if I had waited 6 or 7 months if it would've made a difference. I went to see a endocrinologist. She said that I didn't have any issues with thyroid. She said I have post vaccine syndrome.
Age: 74.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Thyroid function test normal, Tremor
Clinical narrative: I felt fine at 3:30PM ET on April 18, 2022 when I received the vaccine. As I was receiving it I felt nothing. I got up about 2 minutes later and I felt like I was coming down with something. It felt strange. It passed about 2 hours later. Then 7 hours later I had 2 really bad muscle spasms on my back under my right and left shoulder blade. My back hasn't been giving me problems for over a month until now. My husband tried to help with the pain but that made no difference. When I got up I got extremely cold. My teeth started chattering. Both the right and left arm started having tremors. Then my hands started having tremors. I looked like I had Parkinson's disease. Then about 5 minutes later the whole trunk of my body started having tremors. I put on a jacket and heavy wool socks, and then I got under the covers and it stopped it right away. When I got out of bed, as soon as I got out, the tremors started again. Then I fell asleep. The next day my back was really bad. Then I got on my treadmill. I usually stay on for about 1 hour, but I couldn't do it because my knees hurt. Then for the next 2 weeks I was having muscle spasms. I felt bad so I went to the chiropractor to see if he could help my back pain. That made no difference at all. Then at the beginning of the 2nd week every place I had a back pain at turned into a burning, stinging pain. That was all over my back. The only way I was able to stand up straight was putting on a big wide belt on the worst part of my back. That would stop the stinging and burning on my back. I have a bone spur in my jaw since getting vaccine. I couldn't get the night guard in because there was too much pain. After 3 weeks it stopped. I thought it was over but starting in the 3rd week I started waking up in the night with an agitated feeling in my solar plexus area. I had a feeling of dread. Something happed at 3AM. I had several bowel movements, and that affected my sleep. About 9:30AM it will start again with agitation and jitteriness. I couldn't concentrate. I haven't been able to do regular house cleaning and get on treadmill because of the back pain. I have a recurring thought that what if this never goes away because it is hard to live with it because of periods where I can't function properly. I am sorry I took the shot. I wondered if I had waited 6 or 7 months if it would've made a difference. I went to see a endocrinologist. She said that I didn't have any issues with thyroid. She said I have post vaccine syndrome.
Age: 44.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Vaccine administered beyond Expiration date. However, per Moderna- all vaccines met viability requirements.  Completing VAERS per instructions.
Age: 62.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received a Covid vaccine that was expired 23 days prior to injection.  The patient will be contacted for revaccination.
Age: 11.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain, C-reactive protein increased, COVID-19, Echocardiogram normal, Encephalitis
Clinical narrative: 2/10 ER note, 2nd covid vax on 1/7. Diagnosed with Covid on 1/9 after outbreak at mother's work. Nasal congestion/fatigue, recovered quickly. Began 2/4 with daily fever and fatigue, abdominal pain, reddened eyes and neck pain/tenderness upon palpation. Rash began today, 2/10.  MIS-C vs meningitis/encephalitis. Inflammatory markers significantly elevated, concerning for MIS-C, hemodynamically stable. Admitted. Urine & blood cultures ordered.   Work up confirms diagnosis of MIS-C, initiated treatment. He received IVIG, and IV steroids. Infectious disease was consulted forrecommendations,[SB.3] a[SB.4]nd followed along throughout hospitalization. Pediatric cardiology was also consulted per protocol.    With clinical improvement and improving inflammatory markers, he was transitioned to oral steroids with taper to complete his course for MIS?C treatment. To remain on ASA, prednisone until coronary arteries are reassessed, and he has normalization of platelets. Discharged home with planned cardiology follow-up.
Age: 11.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Exposure to SARS-CoV-2, Fatigue, Fibrin D dimer, Immunoglobulin therapy, Inflammatory marker increased
Clinical narrative: 2/10 ER note, 2nd covid vax on 1/7. Diagnosed with Covid on 1/9 after outbreak at mother's work. Nasal congestion/fatigue, recovered quickly. Began 2/4 with daily fever and fatigue, abdominal pain, reddened eyes and neck pain/tenderness upon palpation. Rash began today, 2/10.  MIS-C vs meningitis/encephalitis. Inflammatory markers significantly elevated, concerning for MIS-C, hemodynamically stable. Admitted. Urine & blood cultures ordered.   Work up confirms diagnosis of MIS-C, initiated treatment. He received IVIG, and IV steroids. Infectious disease was consulted forrecommendations,[SB.3] a[SB.4]nd followed along throughout hospitalization. Pediatric cardiology was also consulted per protocol.    With clinical improvement and improving inflammatory markers, he was transitioned to oral steroids with taper to complete his course for MIS?C treatment. To remain on ASA, prednisone until coronary arteries are reassessed, and he has normalization of platelets. Discharged home with planned cardiology follow-up.
Age: 11.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Influenza virus test negative, Meningitis, Multisystem inflammatory syndrome in children, Nasal congestion, Neck pain
Clinical narrative: 2/10 ER note, 2nd covid vax on 1/7. Diagnosed with Covid on 1/9 after outbreak at mother's work. Nasal congestion/fatigue, recovered quickly. Began 2/4 with daily fever and fatigue, abdominal pain, reddened eyes and neck pain/tenderness upon palpation. Rash began today, 2/10.  MIS-C vs meningitis/encephalitis. Inflammatory markers significantly elevated, concerning for MIS-C, hemodynamically stable. Admitted. Urine & blood cultures ordered.   Work up confirms diagnosis of MIS-C, initiated treatment. He received IVIG, and IV steroids. Infectious disease was consulted forrecommendations,[SB.3] a[SB.4]nd followed along throughout hospitalization. Pediatric cardiology was also consulted per protocol.    With clinical improvement and improving inflammatory markers, he was transitioned to oral steroids with taper to complete his course for MIS?C treatment. To remain on ASA, prednisone until coronary arteries are reassessed, and he has normalization of platelets. Discharged home with planned cardiology follow-up.
Age: 11.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Ocular hyperaemia, Platelet disorder, Prohormone brain natriuretic peptide increased, Pyrexia, Rash
Clinical narrative: 2/10 ER note, 2nd covid vax on 1/7. Diagnosed with Covid on 1/9 after outbreak at mother's work. Nasal congestion/fatigue, recovered quickly. Began 2/4 with daily fever and fatigue, abdominal pain, reddened eyes and neck pain/tenderness upon palpation. Rash began today, 2/10.  MIS-C vs meningitis/encephalitis. Inflammatory markers significantly elevated, concerning for MIS-C, hemodynamically stable. Admitted. Urine & blood cultures ordered.   Work up confirms diagnosis of MIS-C, initiated treatment. He received IVIG, and IV steroids. Infectious disease was consulted forrecommendations,[SB.3] a[SB.4]nd followed along throughout hospitalization. Pediatric cardiology was also consulted per protocol.    With clinical improvement and improving inflammatory markers, he was transitioned to oral steroids with taper to complete his course for MIS?C treatment. To remain on ASA, prednisone until coronary arteries are reassessed, and he has normalization of platelets. Discharged home with planned cardiology follow-up.
Age: 11.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Respiratory syncytial virus test negative, SARS-CoV-2 antibody test positive, SARS-CoV-2 test negative, Serum ferritin increased, Tenderness
Clinical narrative: 2/10 ER note, 2nd covid vax on 1/7. Diagnosed with Covid on 1/9 after outbreak at mother's work. Nasal congestion/fatigue, recovered quickly. Began 2/4 with daily fever and fatigue, abdominal pain, reddened eyes and neck pain/tenderness upon palpation. Rash began today, 2/10.  MIS-C vs meningitis/encephalitis. Inflammatory markers significantly elevated, concerning for MIS-C, hemodynamically stable. Admitted. Urine & blood cultures ordered.   Work up confirms diagnosis of MIS-C, initiated treatment. He received IVIG, and IV steroids. Infectious disease was consulted forrecommendations,[SB.3] a[SB.4]nd followed along throughout hospitalization. Pediatric cardiology was also consulted per protocol.    With clinical improvement and improving inflammatory markers, he was transitioned to oral steroids with taper to complete his course for MIS?C treatment. To remain on ASA, prednisone until coronary arteries are reassessed, and he has normalization of platelets. Discharged home with planned cardiology follow-up.
Age: 11.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Troponin increased
Clinical narrative: 2/10 ER note, 2nd covid vax on 1/7. Diagnosed with Covid on 1/9 after outbreak at mother's work. Nasal congestion/fatigue, recovered quickly. Began 2/4 with daily fever and fatigue, abdominal pain, reddened eyes and neck pain/tenderness upon palpation. Rash began today, 2/10.  MIS-C vs meningitis/encephalitis. Inflammatory markers significantly elevated, concerning for MIS-C, hemodynamically stable. Admitted. Urine & blood cultures ordered.   Work up confirms diagnosis of MIS-C, initiated treatment. He received IVIG, and IV steroids. Infectious disease was consulted forrecommendations,[SB.3] a[SB.4]nd followed along throughout hospitalization. Pediatric cardiology was also consulted per protocol.    With clinical improvement and improving inflammatory markers, he was transitioned to oral steroids with taper to complete his course for MIS?C treatment. To remain on ASA, prednisone until coronary arteries are reassessed, and he has normalization of platelets. Discharged home with planned cardiology follow-up.
Age: 70.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2 test positive
Clinical narrative: Self tested positive for COVID on 4/11. Dr RX anti-viral tablets.
Age: 11.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: DTAP
Symptoms: Wrong product administered
Clinical narrative: Child was supposed to received TDaP vaccine, DTap was given.
Age: 36.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Vaccine administered beyond Expiration date. However, per Moderna- all vaccines met viability requirements.  Completing VAERS per instructions.
Age: 69.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received a Covid vaccine that was expired 23 days prior to injection.  The patient will be contacted for revaccination.
Age: 73.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Expired product administered
Clinical narrative: Patient received Vaccine Booster (Dose 3) which had hindsight was expired past 10 weeks in refrigerator temperatures.  (2 days past)