chrisvoncsefalvay/vaers-narrative-generation huggingface dataset:
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood bicarbonate normal, Blood calcium normal, Blood chloride increased, Blood creatinine normal, Blood gases
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood glucose normal, Blood lactic acid, Blood lactic acid normal, Blood pH normal, Blood potassium normal
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood pressure increased, Blood sodium normal, Blood test, Blood urea nitrogen/creatinine ratio, Blood urea normal
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: C-reactive protein, Carbon dioxide normal, Differential white blood cell count, Dizziness, Electrocardiogram abnormal
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Eosinophil count normal, Eosinophil percentage, Feeling abnormal, Feeling cold, Full blood count
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Glomerular filtration rate normal, Haematocrit normal, Haemoglobin normal, Headache, Inflammation
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Lymphocyte count, Lymphocyte percentage, Mean cell haemoglobin concentration normal, Mean cell haemoglobin decreased, Mean cell volume normal
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Mean platelet volume normal, Metabolic function test, Monocyte count, Monocyte percentage, Nausea
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Neutrophil count, Neutrophil percentage, Oxygen saturation decreased, PCO2 normal, PO2 decreased
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 51.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Paraesthesia, Platelet count normal, Red blood cell count normal, Red cell distribution width normal, Troponin I
Clinical narrative: About 20 minutes after my shot I started experiencing a tiny bit of of tingling sensation at the corner of my left eye. It was cool and tingly. At first I just thought it was from my mask where the air was coming out. After several minutes I noticed it was extending down to my cheekbone. When it did that I noticed it wasn't from my mask and the air coming out of it. I told the nurse what I was experiencing. She asked me to remove my mask to look at my face and then she noticed a little bit of inflammation on the left side of my face. She decided to give me a Benadryl and wait another 30 minutes with her. While I was waiting for her to get the Benadryl I felt the tingling sensation going into my chest. Everything was specific to my left side. After 15-20 minutes of me taking the Benadryl the sensations started to subside. She then allowed me to go home after the 30 minute mark. When I got in the car I called the nurse of my pulmonologist to let them know what happened. They told me to come inside and they had me see the acute care clinic doctor. She ran an EKG and did some blood work I believe. But I can't remember. She basically said that it had nothing to do with the vaccine and wasn't aware of what it could be. She stated she never heard of anything like it before. November 21st we headed up to the mountains for vacation and when I reached about 8,000ft altitude I began experiencing nausea with light headedness. Which I have never experienced before because I've lived here my entire life. I had my husband pull over to see if I could acclimate to the altitude. We stayed there for 45 minutes and the symptoms were getting worse so we decided to descend altitude to 7,000ft and we stayed there for 45 minutes with no changes as well. My husband then brought me back and I felt better but still had the light headedness feeling and continued through until just this past 12/09/2021. Then my light headedness became worst to the point of where I felt like passing out. 12/09 and 12/10 I was going to acupuncture for the passed out feeling. The passed out feeling was resolved with both treatments. The next day 12/10 the same thing happened. My doctor ended up telling me they couldn't get me in. I went to an after hours clinic. They wanted to check my heart. My blood pressure had also increased during the week of 12/13 - 12/19. Since I had the second shot I've had more intense brain fog and more headaches. My headaches were lasting 2-4 days a time.
Age: 26.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Chills, Discomfort, Fatigue, Feeling abnormal, Lymphadenopathy
Clinical narrative: Received my Moderna booster vaccine dose on Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 12/noon. By 9pm that night I was starting to feel rundown. When I woke up the next morning I felt awful -  like I had a really bad flu. Symptoms included: nausea, fever, chills, muscle and body aches, tired and at the same time restless, and just overall very worn out and rundown. Additionally, the lymph node under my arm on the side where I received the injection became really swollen and quite uncomfortable. After three full days of this, those symptoms seemingly went away and I was back to riding bikes, working out, doing tasks around the house, and pretty much felt back to normal - my lymph node was still slightly swollen but much better than what it had been. However, on Friday, December 10, 2021, eight days after receiving the booster injection, I woke up with hives on my hand on the same side I received the shot. They were extremely itchy and quickly spread all over my body - up and down both arms and hands, across my chest, on my back, down my legs, and on top of my feet. I immediately proceeded to take Benadryl, however, I would eventually, after the first two days, realize that the Benadryl was NOT improving the condition whatsoever. I ceased the Benadryl and began taking Zyrtec which mildly improved the situation. After about 2 1/2 days of angry raised hives and welts over my whole body, I then began to experience swelling in my hands and feet. For two days my right foot was so swollen and tender I could not even walk on it. After seeing very minimal improvement, I set an appointment with my doctor who prescribed me a methylprednisone pack; however, I was just able to pick that up this afternoon and haven't taken it yet. Nearly a week after these symptoms began, 6 days to be precise, most of the swelling is either completely gone or significantly improved, however, I am still getting dark red, extremely itchy little blotches (much smaller than what was popping up originally and not raised) all over but particularly on my hands, arms, upper back, and face. Was very surprised with this reaction as I had the Moderna vaccine as my original two doses back in early spring and had no issues or reactions at all. In fact the pharmacist who administered the booster told me since I didn't have any reactions to the original two doses of Moderna, chances were even less that I would have anything adverse this time. All in all, it has been a pretty awful two weeks since receiving the dose. I really wanted to provide this information so that you all have my data.
Age: 26.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Myalgia, Nausea, Pain, Peripheral swelling, Pruritus
Clinical narrative: Received my Moderna booster vaccine dose on Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 12/noon. By 9pm that night I was starting to feel rundown. When I woke up the next morning I felt awful -  like I had a really bad flu. Symptoms included: nausea, fever, chills, muscle and body aches, tired and at the same time restless, and just overall very worn out and rundown. Additionally, the lymph node under my arm on the side where I received the injection became really swollen and quite uncomfortable. After three full days of this, those symptoms seemingly went away and I was back to riding bikes, working out, doing tasks around the house, and pretty much felt back to normal - my lymph node was still slightly swollen but much better than what it had been. However, on Friday, December 10, 2021, eight days after receiving the booster injection, I woke up with hives on my hand on the same side I received the shot. They were extremely itchy and quickly spread all over my body - up and down both arms and hands, across my chest, on my back, down my legs, and on top of my feet. I immediately proceeded to take Benadryl, however, I would eventually, after the first two days, realize that the Benadryl was NOT improving the condition whatsoever. I ceased the Benadryl and began taking Zyrtec which mildly improved the situation. After about 2 1/2 days of angry raised hives and welts over my whole body, I then began to experience swelling in my hands and feet. For two days my right foot was so swollen and tender I could not even walk on it. After seeing very minimal improvement, I set an appointment with my doctor who prescribed me a methylprednisone pack; however, I was just able to pick that up this afternoon and haven't taken it yet. Nearly a week after these symptoms began, 6 days to be precise, most of the swelling is either completely gone or significantly improved, however, I am still getting dark red, extremely itchy little blotches (much smaller than what was popping up originally and not raised) all over but particularly on my hands, arms, upper back, and face. Was very surprised with this reaction as I had the Moderna vaccine as my original two doses back in early spring and had no issues or reactions at all. In fact the pharmacist who administered the booster told me since I didn't have any reactions to the original two doses of Moderna, chances were even less that I would have anything adverse this time. All in all, it has been a pretty awful two weeks since receiving the dose. I really wanted to provide this information so that you all have my data.
Age: 26.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pyrexia, Rash macular, Restlessness, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Received my Moderna booster vaccine dose on Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 12/noon. By 9pm that night I was starting to feel rundown. When I woke up the next morning I felt awful -  like I had a really bad flu. Symptoms included: nausea, fever, chills, muscle and body aches, tired and at the same time restless, and just overall very worn out and rundown. Additionally, the lymph node under my arm on the side where I received the injection became really swollen and quite uncomfortable. After three full days of this, those symptoms seemingly went away and I was back to riding bikes, working out, doing tasks around the house, and pretty much felt back to normal - my lymph node was still slightly swollen but much better than what it had been. However, on Friday, December 10, 2021, eight days after receiving the booster injection, I woke up with hives on my hand on the same side I received the shot. They were extremely itchy and quickly spread all over my body - up and down both arms and hands, across my chest, on my back, down my legs, and on top of my feet. I immediately proceeded to take Benadryl, however, I would eventually, after the first two days, realize that the Benadryl was NOT improving the condition whatsoever. I ceased the Benadryl and began taking Zyrtec which mildly improved the situation. After about 2 1/2 days of angry raised hives and welts over my whole body, I then began to experience swelling in my hands and feet. For two days my right foot was so swollen and tender I could not even walk on it. After seeing very minimal improvement, I set an appointment with my doctor who prescribed me a methylprednisone pack; however, I was just able to pick that up this afternoon and haven't taken it yet. Nearly a week after these symptoms began, 6 days to be precise, most of the swelling is either completely gone or significantly improved, however, I am still getting dark red, extremely itchy little blotches (much smaller than what was popping up originally and not raised) all over but particularly on my hands, arms, upper back, and face. Was very surprised with this reaction as I had the Moderna vaccine as my original two doses back in early spring and had no issues or reactions at all. In fact the pharmacist who administered the booster told me since I didn't have any reactions to the original two doses of Moderna, chances were even less that I would have anything adverse this time. All in all, it has been a pretty awful two weeks since receiving the dose. I really wanted to provide this information so that you all have my data.
Age: 23.0
Sex: U
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Incorrect product administration duration, No adverse event
Clinical narrative: Given past beyond use date, no adverse event associated.
Age: 64.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Alanine aminotransferase normal, Angiogram pulmonary abnormal, Anion gap, Arteriosclerosis coronary artery, Aspartate aminotransferase increased
Clinical narrative: Patient currently admitted at (5) days inpatient admission.  H & P : 64-year-old male who presents with COVID-19 pneumonia.   64-year-old male presents after 10 days of symptoms.  Patient had a Covid test done outpatient at hospital.  Today patient was found to be 85% on room air and came in for evaluation.  Patient has had the Pfizer vaccine but no booster.  Hospitalist service was asked to admit patient for further management of his COVID-19 pneumonia.   At the time of this providers exam patient is resting quietly in ED stretcher.  Patient has had symptoms for 9-10 days. Patient has had fever, chills, dyspnea, diarrhea 3 times a day for past 3 days (non-bloody, non-tarry), patient states his mouth feels dry but improved over yesterday.  Patient currently feels better then on arrival in ED.   Patient pfizer vaccine in July, but no booster.   Patient states he had some mouth and tongue swelling at the start of his covid symptoms.  However nothing currently.  Patient took benadryl and that resolved it.  Did not have to use Epi pen.   Patient denies  chest pain, falls, syncope, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation,  dysuria, headaches, numbness, tingling, one-sided weakness, vision changes, skin rashes, homicidal thoughts or suicidal thoughts.   ED course: Tylenol, Decadron,  Assessment and Plan: Sepsis secondary to COVID-19 pneumonia -patient on room air baseline and currently required 6 L nasal cannula -patient was febrile, tachycardic, hypoxic, and had leukocytosis. -patient has had symptoms for 10 days and is not a candidate for remdesivir -continue Decadron -supportive care with Tylenol and antitussives -obtain CMP, complete blood count, CRP, and D-dimer -pronating as able -telemetry and continuous pulse ox -given the duration of patient's symptoms will add a procalcitonin -trend blood cultures -vascular congestion noted on chest x-ray.  Patient denies any history of heart failure.  Patient states that he actually still feels slightly dehydrated.  Will hold off on Lasix tonight as patient has no crackles and mouth feels slightly dry.  Reassess need for Lasix in a.m..    Leukocytosis -patient's white blood cell count was 11.34 in the emergency department -see plan above for 1.    Hyponatremia -sodium 131 in the emergency department -encourage orally intake -trend with a.m. labs   Hypertension -hold patient's home amlodipine for tonight   History of alcohol abuse -noted.  No alcohol in over a week.   History of anaphylaxis secondary to unknown source -noted.  No recent use of epinephrine CT -continuous pulse ox and telemetry as above   DVT prophylaxis -subcu lovenox   Patient wishes to be a DNR   Addendum 11:40 p.m.:  Patient's D-dimer was elevated at 1410. Given patient's high oxygen needs and D-dimer elevation will obtain a CTA of the thorax.
Age: 64.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood bicarbonate normal, Blood bilirubin normal, Blood chloride decreased, Blood creatinine normal, Blood culture negative
Clinical narrative: Patient currently admitted at (5) days inpatient admission.  H & P : 64-year-old male who presents with COVID-19 pneumonia.   64-year-old male presents after 10 days of symptoms.  Patient had a Covid test done outpatient at hospital.  Today patient was found to be 85% on room air and came in for evaluation.  Patient has had the Pfizer vaccine but no booster.  Hospitalist service was asked to admit patient for further management of his COVID-19 pneumonia.   At the time of this providers exam patient is resting quietly in ED stretcher.  Patient has had symptoms for 9-10 days. Patient has had fever, chills, dyspnea, diarrhea 3 times a day for past 3 days (non-bloody, non-tarry), patient states his mouth feels dry but improved over yesterday.  Patient currently feels better then on arrival in ED.   Patient pfizer vaccine in July, but no booster.   Patient states he had some mouth and tongue swelling at the start of his covid symptoms.  However nothing currently.  Patient took benadryl and that resolved it.  Did not have to use Epi pen.   Patient denies  chest pain, falls, syncope, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation,  dysuria, headaches, numbness, tingling, one-sided weakness, vision changes, skin rashes, homicidal thoughts or suicidal thoughts.   ED course: Tylenol, Decadron,  Assessment and Plan: Sepsis secondary to COVID-19 pneumonia -patient on room air baseline and currently required 6 L nasal cannula -patient was febrile, tachycardic, hypoxic, and had leukocytosis. -patient has had symptoms for 10 days and is not a candidate for remdesivir -continue Decadron -supportive care with Tylenol and antitussives -obtain CMP, complete blood count, CRP, and D-dimer -pronating as able -telemetry and continuous pulse ox -given the duration of patient's symptoms will add a procalcitonin -trend blood cultures -vascular congestion noted on chest x-ray.  Patient denies any history of heart failure.  Patient states that he actually still feels slightly dehydrated.  Will hold off on Lasix tonight as patient has no crackles and mouth feels slightly dry.  Reassess need for Lasix in a.m..    Leukocytosis -patient's white blood cell count was 11.34 in the emergency department -see plan above for 1.    Hyponatremia -sodium 131 in the emergency department -encourage orally intake -trend with a.m. labs   Hypertension -hold patient's home amlodipine for tonight   History of alcohol abuse -noted.  No alcohol in over a week.   History of anaphylaxis secondary to unknown source -noted.  No recent use of epinephrine CT -continuous pulse ox and telemetry as above   DVT prophylaxis -subcu lovenox   Patient wishes to be a DNR   Addendum 11:40 p.m.:  Patient's D-dimer was elevated at 1410. Given patient's high oxygen needs and D-dimer elevation will obtain a CTA of the thorax.
Age: 64.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood lactic acid, Blood potassium normal, Blood sodium decreased, Blood urea normal, COVID-19
Clinical narrative: Patient currently admitted at (5) days inpatient admission.  H & P : 64-year-old male who presents with COVID-19 pneumonia.   64-year-old male presents after 10 days of symptoms.  Patient had a Covid test done outpatient at hospital.  Today patient was found to be 85% on room air and came in for evaluation.  Patient has had the Pfizer vaccine but no booster.  Hospitalist service was asked to admit patient for further management of his COVID-19 pneumonia.   At the time of this providers exam patient is resting quietly in ED stretcher.  Patient has had symptoms for 9-10 days. Patient has had fever, chills, dyspnea, diarrhea 3 times a day for past 3 days (non-bloody, non-tarry), patient states his mouth feels dry but improved over yesterday.  Patient currently feels better then on arrival in ED.   Patient pfizer vaccine in July, but no booster.   Patient states he had some mouth and tongue swelling at the start of his covid symptoms.  However nothing currently.  Patient took benadryl and that resolved it.  Did not have to use Epi pen.   Patient denies  chest pain, falls, syncope, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation,  dysuria, headaches, numbness, tingling, one-sided weakness, vision changes, skin rashes, homicidal thoughts or suicidal thoughts.   ED course: Tylenol, Decadron,  Assessment and Plan: Sepsis secondary to COVID-19 pneumonia -patient on room air baseline and currently required 6 L nasal cannula -patient was febrile, tachycardic, hypoxic, and had leukocytosis. -patient has had symptoms for 10 days and is not a candidate for remdesivir -continue Decadron -supportive care with Tylenol and antitussives -obtain CMP, complete blood count, CRP, and D-dimer -pronating as able -telemetry and continuous pulse ox -given the duration of patient's symptoms will add a procalcitonin -trend blood cultures -vascular congestion noted on chest x-ray.  Patient denies any history of heart failure.  Patient states that he actually still feels slightly dehydrated.  Will hold off on Lasix tonight as patient has no crackles and mouth feels slightly dry.  Reassess need for Lasix in a.m..    Leukocytosis -patient's white blood cell count was 11.34 in the emergency department -see plan above for 1.    Hyponatremia -sodium 131 in the emergency department -encourage orally intake -trend with a.m. labs   Hypertension -hold patient's home amlodipine for tonight   History of alcohol abuse -noted.  No alcohol in over a week.   History of anaphylaxis secondary to unknown source -noted.  No recent use of epinephrine CT -continuous pulse ox and telemetry as above   DVT prophylaxis -subcu lovenox   Patient wishes to be a DNR   Addendum 11:40 p.m.:  Patient's D-dimer was elevated at 1410. Given patient's high oxygen needs and D-dimer elevation will obtain a CTA of the thorax.
Age: 64.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19 pneumonia, Cardiac telemetry, Cardiomegaly, Chest X-ray abnormal, Chills
Clinical narrative: Patient currently admitted at (5) days inpatient admission.  H & P : 64-year-old male who presents with COVID-19 pneumonia.   64-year-old male presents after 10 days of symptoms.  Patient had a Covid test done outpatient at hospital.  Today patient was found to be 85% on room air and came in for evaluation.  Patient has had the Pfizer vaccine but no booster.  Hospitalist service was asked to admit patient for further management of his COVID-19 pneumonia.   At the time of this providers exam patient is resting quietly in ED stretcher.  Patient has had symptoms for 9-10 days. Patient has had fever, chills, dyspnea, diarrhea 3 times a day for past 3 days (non-bloody, non-tarry), patient states his mouth feels dry but improved over yesterday.  Patient currently feels better then on arrival in ED.   Patient pfizer vaccine in July, but no booster.   Patient states he had some mouth and tongue swelling at the start of his covid symptoms.  However nothing currently.  Patient took benadryl and that resolved it.  Did not have to use Epi pen.   Patient denies  chest pain, falls, syncope, abdominal pain, nausea, vomiting, constipation,  dysuria, headaches, numbness, tingling, one-sided weakness, vision changes, skin rashes, homicidal thoughts or suicidal thoughts.   ED course: Tylenol, Decadron,  Assessment and Plan: Sepsis secondary to COVID-19 pneumonia -patient on room air baseline and currently required 6 L nasal cannula -patient was febrile, tachycardic, hypoxic, and had leukocytosis. -patient has had symptoms for 10 days and is not a candidate for remdesivir -continue Decadron -supportive care with Tylenol and antitussives -obtain CMP, complete blood count, CRP, and D-dimer -pronating as able -telemetry and continuous pulse ox -given the duration of patient's symptoms will add a procalcitonin -trend blood cultures -vascular congestion noted on chest x-ray.  Patient denies any history of heart failure.  Patient states that he actually still feels slightly dehydrated.  Will hold off on Lasix tonight as patient has no crackles and mouth feels slightly dry.  Reassess need for Lasix in a.m..    Leukocytosis -patient's white blood cell count was 11.34 in the emergency department -see plan above for 1.    Hyponatremia -sodium 131 in the emergency department -encourage orally intake -trend with a.m. labs   Hypertension -hold patient's home amlodipine for tonight   History of alcohol abuse -noted.  No alcohol in over a week.   History of anaphylaxis secondary to unknown source -noted.  No recent use of epinephrine CT -continuous pulse ox and telemetry as above   DVT prophylaxis -subcu lovenox   Patient wishes to be a DNR   Addendum 11:40 p.m.:  Patient's D-dimer was elevated at 1410. Given patient's high oxygen needs and D-dimer elevation will obtain a CTA of the thorax.