Age: 30.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mobility decreased, Peripheral swelling
Clinical narrative: Arm swelled up. Became extremely weak and fatigued. Around 5pm on May 28th I started having chest pains only on my left side. They continued through the night (though they were not severe enough to disturb my ability to sleep) and into the next day. Since I have a family history of heart trouble, I went into Urgent Care to have the pain evaluated. The EKG, chest xray, and bloodwork all came back normal. I have continued to have periodical chest pain since then. Again, not severe enough to make it so I am unable to sleep or work.  On June 3rd I started having extreme pain in my left knee, to the point that it was difficult to bend it, kneel, and even walk. Two days later the joints in my hands began to hurt as well.I have started getting really bad headaches or migraines which causes me to be nauseous and extremely sensitive to light and sounds. I've had migraines in the past, but they were never this frequent or extreme. This might not be related, but it is now difficult for me to process complex work problems which has never been hard for me before. What used to take me a few seconds to figure out or react to, now takes significantly longer and sometimes I am unable to work through the problem without help.  In September I had a routine eye appointment. The doctor said she thought there might be something wrong with my thyroid because my right eye seemed to be bulging slightly. On October 18th I saw two blood spots in that eye. The next day there was pressure behind the eye and it seemed difficult to shut. The eye doctor said it was inflamed, but he didn't see any injury. He prescribed a topical anti-inflammatory drug called Inveltys for two weeks. This took most of the swelling down and the blood spots are gone, but the eye still hurts and looks bigger than the other one.  I went to a nurse practitioner and she prescribed Ivermectin for 8 days. This didn't seem to change anything.  On November 10th I woke up with pain in my left chest which felt like pleurisy. It was very difficult to breath that day. The next day I was better, but went to urgent care to have it checked out. The attending physician said she didn't hear any problem with my lungs and oxygen levels were good. I explained what has been going on, and she prescribed Methylprednisolone for the next 6 days. She said if that made me feel better, to come and get some blood work done to test for lupus and rheumatoid arthritis. The medication made me worse. I got very pale and dizzy and was sick for over a week.  On December 4th I started having pain in the lower right abdomen area. It wasn't very bad, so I thought it would go away. I started feeling sick each time I ate, and soon felt nauseas most of the time. I didn't have a fever, vomiting, constipation, or diarrhea, so I thought I must have a stomach bug. I went into the ER on December 20th because I started having sharp pain in the lower right area instead of just the dull aching. My white blood levels were checked and were normal so they said it was not appendicitis. They did an ultrasound and saw a large cyst on my right ovary. Since it was right before my period, the OB on call said that I should get a follow-up ultrasound when it was over to see if the cyst was still there. I got an ultrasound on the 30th and on January 4th they told me that the cyst was gone. I was still experiencing pain in my lower right side and in fact the pain had gotten worse. I went in and got a blood test to check my white cell count level, and again it was normal.  I have never been sick before, nor had a reaction to any other vaccine.