Age: 1.08
Sex: F
Vaccine: MMR
Symptoms: Pyrexia, Rash, Rash erythematous, Skin reaction, Somnolence
Clinical narrative: She got her MMR, Varicella, Prevnar13, HepA, CBC vaccines and Lead screen study (waiting on more detailed information from the Doctors office) at Dr. on Monday 30th of March, 2020. (last week) On Friday 3rd of April, 4 days after the she took the vaccines, she started feeling tired and lousy.  On Saturday 4th she lost appetite and showed symptoms of tiredness and she overslept during the day.  On Sunday 5th of April at 2am, the fever started (100.7F). She could not sleep straight for more than 1 hour. During Sunday she slept most of the day (2 hour naps with intervals of 1 and 2 hours) and she had febricula between 99F and 100.5F during the day.  On the night of the 5th of April to the 6th of April she was at 101F and could not sleep more than 1.5 hours in a row. Her feet were red and inflamed. Tylenol was administered (3ml of 160mg bottle) On Monday 6th of April we took her to the Doctors office at 8.45am. She was seen by the Doctor at 9.30am and urine and flu test were done. She was back to febricula at that time and until mid-evening when her fever peaked at 101.8F. She was feeling tired, irritable, sleepy and lost her balance. During all day she lost appetite and it was hard to keep her hydrated. She avoided liquids as well. Tylenol was administered (3ml of 160mg bottle) On Monday night through Tuesday 7th of April her fever was at 101F and could not sleep properly during the night despite we gave her Tylenol (3ml of 160mg bottle). During the day she was again feeling tired, irritable, sleepy and lost her balance. During all day she lost appetite and it was hard to keep her hydrated. She avoided liquids as well. It looked like her ear or eyes were hurting because she was scratching. On Tuesday 7th in the afternoon Tylenol was administered (3ml of 160mg bottle) because her fever was at 100.8F. The first rashes on the skin appeared.  On Tuesday night through Wednesday 8th of April her fever was at 101.1F and could not sleep properly during the night despite we gave her Tylenol (3ml of 160mg bottle). Waking up every other hour.  At 7am on Wednesday 8th of April with 100.7F we gave her Tylenol (3ml of 160mg bottle) and call the Doctor for an appointment because all her body was full of skin rashes and small red dots. We visited the Doctor at 11.15am. She was done blood work (analysis have been asked to the Doctor?s office) and after being analyzed the Doctor stated that there was a possibility of measles vaccine reaction.  On Wednesday the 8th of April in the evening she peaked fever at 100.7F. She was feeling tired, irritable, sleepy and lost her balance. He kept blinking more than usual and scratching her eyes. During all day she lost appetite and it was hard to keep her hydrated. She avoided liquids as well. Tylenol was administered (3ml of 160mg bottle). At dinner time we manage to feed her and finally she drank a bit more of water.  On Wednesday night though Thursday 9th of April the fever went down to 99.5F and no Tylenol was administered. For the first time in 4 nights she could sleep 8 hours straight. She woke up at 4am on the morning with no fever but uncomfortable (hard to say why, she can?t speak).  We took a video at 8.30am on Thursday 9th of April after 10 days of getting her vaccine shots and her best night sleep. She woke up at 7.30am with 96.2F.  During Thursday 9th of April patient finally had no fever. However, looks like her eyes keep hurting and she looks weak?she can?t walk properly. At night she had 97.1F.  We are describing the sequence of events while recording her injuries in order to report it to VAERS.  We will keep monitoring and describing the situation for the next 3-5 days.  On Friday 10th of April, patient has had her first night of full sleep (11 hours) and woke up with 96.3F and no fever. Looks like the rashes are starting to fade away. She had her first good day since the 3rd of April (7 days later the first symptoms), her smile is getting back slowly but surely, and rashes are not as bad. Her balance is not optimal yet and looks like her mouth and eyes still hurt a bit. Temperature in the evening was at 96.2F From Friday the 10th to Saturday the 11th patient had another good night sleep (11 hours). We are working to get her to 12.5 hours (is what she was sleeping before the fever). She woke up with F. Looks like she is feeling better.  On Saturday 11th of April she is recovering her balance (strength?) and she is more active and happier. She stopped scratching her eyes. She touches her ear now and then.  Hopefully we can understand and find out what happened to our young daughter when she was administered the vaccines and that there will be no more collateral effects in the medium/ long term.  Thanks for your time.