Age: 79.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pancreatitis acute, Pneumonia, Pyrexia, White blood cell count increased
Clinical narrative: KEY POINTS Had the first dose of the Moderna vaccine on Mon. Jan 11.   Symptoms started Tuesday, January 19, 2021 1st hospitalization, January 27, 2021 o Discharged, January 29, 2021 o Diagnosis:  High leukocytes, inflammation.  Diagnosis, acute pancreatitis. 2nd hospitalization, February 2, 2021. o Discharged February 4, 2021. o Diagnosis:  Diagnosis, Deep vein thrombosis (DVT) of popliteal vein and pneumonia Details in notes section.  NOTE This is an updated and correctly filed version of a form that I attempted to email to the regulatory authority. No evidence that it went through.  Use this version if you have the earlier version.   DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF EVENTS AFTER VACCINATION PROGRESSION OF SYMPTOMS TUES. JAN 19:  At night, felt like hunger pangs  but not really relieved by eating.  In the morning tried 2 Tums.  Had temporary relief for about an hour.  Had symptoms for the last three days.  Chronic, varied between almost negligible to mildly annoying.  Bowel habits usually very regular.  WED. JAN 20. Had major bowel movements in the middle of the night  THUR. JAN 21. Had major bowel movements in the middle of the night  FRI. JAN 22.  Extremely mild feelings of bloatedness over the last couple of weeks (0.5 on 1 to 10).  A slight loss of appetite, but did not interfere with eating.  Sometimes slightly nauseous. (0.5 on 1 to 10)   SAT. JAN 23. Extremely mild feelings of bloatedness over the last couple of weeks (0.5 on 1 to 10).  A slight loss of appetite, but did not interfere with eating.  Sometimes slightly nauseous. (0.5 on 1 to 10)  SUN. JAN 24. Extremely mild feelings of bloatedness over the last couple of weeks (0.5 on 1 to 10).  A slight loss of appetite, but did not interfere with eating.  Sometimes slightly nauseous. (0.5 on 1 to 10)     MON JAN 25. Extremely mild feelings of bloatedness over the last couple of weeks (0.5 on 1 to 10).  A slight loss of appetite, but did not interfere with eating.  Sometimes slightly nauseous. (0.5 on 1 to 10)  TUES. JAN 26. Problems persisted and got worse.  On Jan 26, Daughter GP suggested getting blood analysis to test for inflammation.    WEDS, JAN.  27. Hospitalized.  Findings:  High leukocytes, inflammation.  Diagnosis, acute pancreatitis.  THURS. FRI. JAN 28.  Hospitalized.  FRI. Jan 29.  Discharged.  Wt 193 lbs!  Usual, ~176-183.    MONDAY FEB 2.  Readmitted to hospital.  Felt feverish, easy fatigue, bilateral stiffening of the calves, some edema.  Diagnosis, DVT of popliteal vein and pneumonia.  Given an iv bolus of a broad spectrum antibiotic.  Started on Eliquis two 5mg pills twice a day for one week and the one tablet am and one pm.  Given Lasix bolus and then started on 5 mg Lasix/day.  Swallowing tests more or less OK  WEDNESDAY FEB. 4.  Discharged.  MONDAY, MARCH 8, Check up with GP, Blood pressure 127/76. Lasix discontinued.    THURSDAY, MARCH 11, Check up with GI doctor, Blood pressure consistently 150/90.  Sent to adjacent cardiologist's office (next door). High BP reading confirmed and reconfirmed the next day.  Dose of Metropolol succinate increased to 5 mg 2xday.  Note 1:  Still have the DVT. Note 2:  Received 2nd dose of Moderna vaccine on Feb 11. Note 3.  All medical records available either through hospital, GP or by contacting me. Note 4:  This is not a crank report.  I have had 50 years teaching and doing funded research in 3 medical schools rising to the rank of full Professor in each.