Moderna

on 1/9/2021 -, 16 year old female was given Moderna vaccine. 10 minutes after injection, this was discovered. Pt reports no adverse reactions during the 15 minute observation period. Telephone call on 1/10/2021 at 3:00 pm mother reports child had some arm soreness and a little dizzy yesterday but today feels fine.

1/26/21-afternoon through evening dizziness, arm pain, body aches 1/27/21-after midnight-fever of 100.3, chills, arm pain 1/28/21-severe headache 1/29/21-headache gone by end of day

PT IS 16 YEARS OLD. SHE RECVEIVED MODERNA VACCINE. PATIENT COMPLAIN OF BEING TIRED AND HAVING DIZZINESS.

5 minutes after vaccination, flushing/sweating, pallor, diaphoretic, dizziness. Patient stable, released from vaccination site.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Additional Details: Pt felt dizzy after 10 minutes of sitting in the store. We decided to have the patient laid down for 10 extra minutes and she felt better after 20 mins. Pt was okay to leave the pharmacy with her parents.

PATIENT WAS GIVEN THE COVID VACCINE AND DIDN'T WAIT THE FULL 15 MINUTES. WHEN THE PATIENT WENT TO LEAVE SHE PASSED OUT AND LANNDED FACE FIRST ON THE FLOOR.

This event was not an adverse event, however, it was an invalid dose because the patient was less than 18 years of age when she received her first dose of the Moderna COVID vaccine. Patient did state she experienced some light dizziness about 5 minutes after she was given the vaccine and that this has happened before with the influenza vaccine. She also stated that she did not have anything to eat or drink at all that morning so she may have been experiencing weakness from that as well. It resolved within 10-15 minutes and patient was fine to go home per other healthcare providers.

Administered first dose of the Moderna Covid-19 to a 17 year old patient.; Dizziness; A spontaneous report was received from a healthcare provider (HCP) concerning a 17-year-old female patient who received Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine (mRNA-1273) and experienced dizziness and inappropriate age at vaccine administration. The patient's medical history was not provided. Concomitant medications were not provided. On 21 JAN 2021, the patient received her first of two doses of mRNA-1273 (lot number 042L20A) intramuscularly in the left arm for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. The HCP reported that in order to not waste any doses, the facility calls on family and friends to get the vaccine for no shows. The HCP reported that the patient experienced dizziness a few minutes after the injection. The patient hadn't eaten for 16 hours prior to taking the shot. The patient was monitored, and it resolved within the hour. Treatment for this event was not reported. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not reported. The outcome of the events, dizziness and inappropriate age at vaccine administration was recovered.; Reporter's Comments: This case report concerns a 17-year-old female patient who was administered mRNA-1273 vaccine Lot# 042L20A (inappropriate age at vaccine administration) and experienced dizziness. The event of dizziness is temporarily associated with the product use and a causal association cannot be excluded. The event of inappropriate age at vaccine administration is assessed as not applicable.

Patient received dose one of Moderna vaccine and was told before injection what she was receiving. Patient was given her CDC card with vaccination information. Vaccination was given to Patient with out difficulty. Mother stated after injection that her daughter was supposed to get the Pfizer vaccine because she is only 17. Patient became light headed and dizzy post injection. She is a known diabetic who has had this same thing happen after blood work or other shots. Problem self corrected with no medical intervention. Mother stated she knew she was to get Pfizer and the website gave her this site as an option.

Pt reports onset of dizziness, chest tightness, shortness of breath that started acutely 45 minutes to 1 hour after receiving her second Moderna vaccination on 2/24/21. She reported that she was told by her employer that the symptoms were due to the Moderna vaccine. She reportedly developed fever and some throat discomfort as well. Symptoms became persistent and disrupted sleep and was unable to work. She sought medical attention in the ER for persistent symptoms on 2/26/21. Extensive workup was essentially normal. She received Zofran, Decadron, IVFs, and Albuterol inhaler while in the ER. She reported improvement in her chest tightness and SOB after Albuterol. She was discharged home with instructions to f/u with her PCP in a couple of days for recheck.

Patient was under the minimum age of 18 at the time of vaccine by 2 months. Patient experienced mild dizziness after vaccination and called a family member to drive her home

intense chills and arm pain starting ~5 hours after shot (child faded within 24 hours) arm soreness lasted ~3 days general intense fatigue and light-headedness/ headache; decreased and went away after 48 hours

The patient became diaphoretic, pale, and dizzy. Fell on the floor. No injury. BP monitored every 5 minutes, low BP noted. Sprite offered, cold pack applied to the back of the neck. Laid patient on the couch. The patient rested for about half-hour and felt a little better. Patient BP returned to 121/74 prior to release. Father accompanied the client.

Patient reported lightheadedness, dizziness, and nausea. Patients vitals were normal, and cleared by EMS.

10:02am client reported right eye twitching and lightheadedness. Then noted rash on hands, nausea, and DOB. 10:05am 0.5ml 1:1000 Aq Epinephrine given in left thigh as paramedics arrived on scene., vitals taken. 10:18am Oxygen started per face mask and client transported to hospital at 10:20am

All was fine until she woke up the next morning. Flu like symptoms; dizzy, glassy eyed, sweaty, somewhat disoriented, tired.

I had a sore arm that restricted movement, but that left after two days. I had a lot of abdominal pain, nausea, loss of apatite. I had diarrhea and a headache as well.

on second shot i got alot of symptoms/bad reactions. nausea, feeling light headed, aches in my body everywhere, a nose bleed, high fevers (102.9). My left arm from where i got the injection was really swollen after two days prior from getting the vaccine.

The symptoms began 10 minutes after administration of the vaccine. The symptoms were: dizzy, lightheaded but BP elevated to 140s systolic, chest tightness, globus sensation with some difficulty swallowing but able to swallow zyrtec then head pain / headache that radiates down to neck. Given zyrtec. Not SOB and not wheezing, no rash or objective swelling of the face or oropharynx. The nurse reports that she cannot move her tongue very well. The treatment of the reaction was: o Antihistamines: zyrtec 10mg o Sent patient to ED

The symptoms began 10 minutes after administration of the vaccine on 2/9. The symptoms were: dizzy, lightheaded but BP elevated to 140s systolic, chest tightness, globus sensation with some difficulty swallowing but able to swallow zyrtec then head pain / headache that radiates down to neck. Given zyrtec. Not SOB and not wheezing, no rash or objective swelling of the face or oropharynx. The nurse reports that she cannot move her tongue very well. The treatment of the reaction was: o Antihistamines: zyrtec 10mg o Sent patient to ED

Near syncopal episode; Pale Skin color and light headed feeling. Pt and Father admitted patient does not like needles and has had similar episodes when getting her Flu shots in the past. Vitals obtained. Medic unit evaluated her and performed EKG with no negative findings. Pt signed refusal form. Pt released to her Father to drive her home. He will be with her tonight for continued monitoring.

Patient found on floor pale, diaphoretic, unconscious approximately 3 minutes after receiving vaccine. patient became suddenly alert on first attempt to rouse. Noted 5 cm reddened area on forehead which was assumedto be a result of hitting her head on the nearby plastic trash bin. Pt Ox3 upon awakening. She was aware that she had lost conscousness during a syncopal episode. She denied smilar reactions in the past. Rapid Response called. Ice applies, 11:35 BP 104/66, HR 79, SpO2 99%. Assisted to a sitting position. 11:40am BP 108/70, HR 72, SpO2 99% RR arrived. Pt assisted to WC then to cot. Denied Further dizziness. To ED via security vehicle, accompanied by security officer and MA from clinic.

Strong cough about two and a half hours after vaccine. Started to feel lightheaded and short of breath shortly after. Took 25mg of Benadryl and two puffs of ProAir rescue inhaler. Was given epinephrine, Xyzal, 4 more puffs of ProAir rescue inhaler, and one inhalation of Breo 100mg. Symptoms subsided after treatment and I went back to normal health.

Roughly 16 hours after receiving the first Moderna vaccine for COVID, woke up with dizziness, loss of vision for a few minutes, shakiness, low grade fever, paleness, shaky walking ability, nausea, and loss of bowels in her clothing.

The patient described sudden onset of dizziness with visual disturbances, amplified photosensitivity, and double vision that occurred about 25 minutes after receiving the COVID19 (Moderna) vaccine. This lasted for about 20 minutes and then the visual effects subsided and she was able to drive. She reported that the dizziness did subsist for several hours at a low and tolerable level.

pt got very pale, dizzy, light headed, sweaty, talked the whole time , was shakey .....we layed her down , elevated feet, used ice packs, checked BP 106/87 , called paramedics, pt was fine when leaving

immediate rash, redness over entire body, shortness of breath, swelling and tightening of chest, dizziness, extreme nausea and faintness,? spacey ? feeling all within 30 seconds of vaccine. administered benadryl 50 IM by pharmacists immediately. dizziness continued 3 hours. 911 called paramedics arrived and assessed. allowed to go home with parents.

1442 vs 118/80, 86, 20, 99%. Pt c/o lightheaded, dizzy and ringing in the ears. No SOB, rash, hives. Skin W/D. Pt is drinking orange juice. Pt has her mother here with her. 1447 Pt is feeling better. Her symptoms are gone. Vs are 118/60,84,20,99%. No other medical attention is needed. Pt's mother will drive her home. Pt and mother were advised to call 911 if any other symptoms arise. Pt's skins W/D, vs are good and no distress. Pt left at 1510 after 40 min observation.

Extreme soreness (couldn't move my arm fully), as well as fatigue and muscle pain, nausea, and headaches. I couldn't move half of the day and was in so much pain I could not leave my room. My joints felt like they were burning and I couldn't stay in one position too long (more than 15-30 minutes) or I would get back pain. I couldn't sleep due to the pain

During vaccine monitoring, patient's mother concerned that her daughter does not feel well. Patient was feeling whoosy and did not have anything to eat that morning. Patient spit in a plastic bag and was given alcohol swabs to smell. Requested water but was told to have nothing by mouth at this time. Patient monitored for an additional 30 minutes and was better.

Pt received vaccination at 1:30pm, pt ambulated to observation area, began feeling "dizzy and nauseous" while standing in observation area. Pt ambulated to chair, at which time pt lost consciousness and her body became stiff, gagging sounds noted. Removed pt's mask, applied oxygen at 10l/min via face mask. pt regained consciousness within 30 -60 seconds. Vital signs BP 124/82, unable to assess sp02 due to cold fingers and nail polish. HR 102. Pt stated she continued to feel dizzy, and had tingling in her fingers. Vital signs reassessed at 1:43, BP 128/78, HR 80, unable to asses sp02 due to monitor not giving a reading. Vitals reassessed at 1:46pm, sp02 100%, HR 94. , began titrating oxygen supply down by 2l/min. Pt seemed to tolerate well for a few minutes, At 2:00pm, pt complained of tingling returning to her fingers, pt was receiving o2 4l/min, sp02 noted at 80%, increased 02 to 10l/min, called nursing lead who called 911. 2:10, unable to obtain accurate sp02. 2:17pm pt continues to receive 02 10l/min, stated she "feels okay, just weird and foggy" no tingling in hands. 2:20pm, paramedics arrive, pt states she is "a little bit dizzy" 2:35pm pt taken to hospital via stretcher with paramedics. Pt en route to hospital. At 2:00pm sp02 80%

post vaccine: sudden onset of dizziness, vertigo sensation with nausea, witnessed near-syncopal event, "everything going black in color" per patient, skin clammy and pale/warm and diaphoretic, spinning sensation, bradycardia and mild hypotension with abnormal cardiac rhythm- EMS called by on-site paramedic at 12:55 12:50 HR 42, BP 90/64, SaO2 97, Resp 18, sinus bradycardia. GCS=15 1306= HR 105, BP 102/64, SaO2 98, Resp 16, Sinus tachycardia, GCS=15 13:16 blood glucose 175 mg/dL No medications required

Approximately 7-8 minutes after receiving the vaccine, started to feel light-headed, thought she was going to pass out, and her heart was racing extremely high. The health care team at the site took her blood pressure, measured heart rate, gave her water, juice and chocolate and tried to get her heart rate to drop. It was fluctuating up and down and she couldn't stand up without dizziness; we waited 45 minutes and then drove her home as she was unable to drive her own car. She was experiencing significant lightheadedness, and consistent heart racing even while lying down on the sofa/bed. This continued for several days and she stayed home from school and sports. We called her primary care doctor on the 10th and they suggested she wait another day to see how she was feeling. She started to feel a bit better by Friday, was still experiencing a bit of the tiredness, nauseous, light-headed and heart spikes, but was able to drive, move around. On Sunday evening, she started to experience increased heart rate again, lymph nodes were very painful and started experiencing the light headedness all evening. On Monday we took her to her primary care provider and they then referred her to ER for the heart racing and a EKG. The increased light headedness, feeling like she will pass out even while laying in bed, dizziness has all increased and her lymph nodes continue to be swollen and painful. It has been over a week since the vaccine and there is no clear sign of her reaction getting any better, if not worse. The EKG results indicated a new abnormality and we are trying to get her to a cardiologist. She is and had been a very healthy, varsity athlete that runs over 30 hours a week with track, and since receiving the first dose of the Moderna vaccine is unable to move very far within the house without feeling that she is going to pass out or that her heart rate is shooting up uncontrollably.

Patient reports feeling nauseous, dizzy, flushing, no palpitations. Reported feeling better after 10 minutes- cleared by EMS

Pt had received a covid vaccine and had a reaction. Pt had dizziness, visual changes, nausea. Per pt, it had happened before when she received other vaccines. Pt was transferred from the vaccination site to the observation area where pt was further evaluated and observed. Pt was laid down on the gurney to rest. Then, she was given crackers and orange juice. After, 30 mins in the observation area. Pt stated that she felt much better and able to go. V/S: 109/71, 100, 20, 02 100%RA. Pt was stable when she left the clinic. Time: 1340-1415

30 minutes after injection, patient developed a headache. 8 hours after injection, she started to experience chills, muscle aches, nausea, and shooting pains. Patient was treated with 400 mg Ibuprofen and one 750 mg Tums. 16 hours after injection, patient could hardly move. She was treated with 1000 mg of Tylenol, 50 mg of Benadryl, and 1000 mg of Tums. 18 hours after injection, patient had profuse sweating, but was feeling better. 24 hours after injection, patient was too lightheaded to be able to stand up for any length of time. 28 hours after injection, patient finally was able to eat, but chills and shooting pains 4 hours later. She was treated with 400 mg Ibuprofen and within an hour started feeling better. When I checked on her this morning 42 hours after injection, she stated she was feeling 'okay.'

2 minutes after injection, patient became dizzy and could not walk. eventually she collapsed, was sweating, flushed, said she lost her hearing, and right arm was numb. she stayed this way at least half an hour. paramedics came to assist about 15 min. after onset.

Received first COVID shot on 3/19/21. On 3/20/21 presenting to ER with weakness, achiness, fever, shortness of breath after having coronavirus vaccination yesterday. Patient is sure she had coronavirus back in November. Received the vaccination yesterday about 11 am. Within a couple hours she developed severe myalgias, low-grade fever. Reports she feels a little short of breath from a myalgias. No history of DVT or PE, urinary complaints. Patient has syncopal episode while in triage. No seizure activity. Felt lightheaded with standing. Clinical Impression: 1. Syncope 2. Vaccination reaction, initial encounter Presentation consistent with orthostatic, vasovagal episode from recent vaccination. Patient coronavirus previously stimulating a stronger immune response. doubt infection, PE, worrisome arrthymia. Advised against second vaccination. return if any problems, worsening

dizziness, lightheadiness, flushing, sweating, anxious, offered juice, observation done, symptoms resolved, pt went home

Hx of anxiety with imms but no hx of syncope, has never had any jerking or an anxiety attack before, 15 seconds after imm pt pale and asks if she can sit here for a few minutes, RN asks if feeling lightheaded-no response, then lowers her head and draws up bil arms and begins rythmic jerking of bil arms and torso, RN calls code blue and second RN responds right away, pt safely lowered to the ground by two RN's-feet elevated, 911 called and VS obtained 110/60 98 16 98% on RA, after 20 seconds jerking self resolves, pt opens her eyes and immediately asks what happened, pupils remain dilated, she remember events up to asking if she can sit here for a minute, denies any tightness to chest or throat, denies difficulty breathing, no wheezing or rash noted by RN, pt laid on ground for about 10 minutes and was then escorted with 2 person assist to the lobby to wait for EMS to arrive, pt remained pale and clammy and light headed, 1305- pt father notified of incident 1320-RN gives report to EMS in lobby, pt still laying on ground with feet elevated but laughing and talking to her friends, BP now 114/64 and color is improved, RN advised her to follow up with her PCP 1330-pt sitting up in chair and BP 110/60

Received dose #1 of the Moderna COVID19 vaccine. A few minutes later at 10:50 AM while sitting in observation the pt c/o feeling light headed, hot, and nauseous. Pt has a history of anaphylaxis with allergy shots when she was 6yo that required an epi pen. Pt triaged by an RN. Pt was laid on cot. BP 120/80 HR 104 O2sat 99% Repeat BP 118/80 HR 88 O2sat 99% Pt continued to report feeling flushed, light headed, and nauseous even after laying down. EMS was called at 10:58 AM. EMS arrived and evaluated the pt. Pt was still not feeling well and stating she wanted to close her eyes. Pt was transported to Center for evaluated. Pt was A&O x3 when she left. Pt?s mother was present and followed the ambulance. Pt was given high risk HHC clinic information for scheduling of her 2nd vaccine.

Found on floor pale, diaphoretic, unconscious approximately 3 minutes. Suddenly became alert on first attempt to rouse. Noted 5 cm reddened area on forehead as result of fall and hitting a plastic trash can. Orient X3 and aware that she had lost consciousness during syncopal episode. denies similar reactions in the past. Rapid Response called. Ice pack to forehead. 1135 BP 104/66 HR 66 SpO2 99% Assisted to sitting 1140 BP 108/70 HR 72 SpO2 99% Sent to ED.

Pt was waiting in observation area after receiving her covid vaccine. PT began feeling dizzy and lightheaded. Pt fainted briefly and EMS responded immediately. Fire/Rescue immediately responded shortly after. Pt regained consciousness and was evaluated by EMS and Fire/Rescue. Pt stated she has this kind of medical episode every so often. Last episode was 3 months ago. Pt and EMS do not believe this was directly related to the Covid vaccine. Pts vital were stable and exited premises on her own. Pt had family waiting for her in the the parking lot.

Pain and soreness in vaccination arm was immediate for the rest of the day. Started feeling achey and feverish at the end of the day towards nighttime and bedtime. Took a Tylenol before going to bed. Woke up at 6:00a.m. feeling achey and feverish again, more severe this time. Attempted to walk to get another Tylenol and take my temperature, vision blurred and was extremely cold, immediate nausea, felt like I was going to pass out. Shaking and chills. After drinking Gatorade, ginger ale and water and eating peanut butter toast, nausea settled. After a bit, experienced severe stomach cramps. Drank more ginger ale and Gatorade and took a Tylenol to relieve pain. After 30-45 minutes, pain relieved and I was able to go back to bed. Rest of the day experienced pounding headache and feverish and achey body. Experienced fever highest at 99.8 during the day. After 24 hours passed, feel 100% better and all symptoms and side effects relieved. Only thing sustaining is a little bit of pain and soreness in the arm.

I felt feverish in the afternoon after I got my shot. I proceeded to feel woozy and fatigued and my condition worsened to the point where I was having chills and body aches, even to the point where I was shaking.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: EMS arrived at the site after patient had recovered from the episode. vitals were checked. BP: 120/90. pulse: 80. Patient was fully responsive after episode.

Right eye twinching; lightheadedness; rash on hands; Nausea; DOB; This case was received via an unknown source (no reference has been entered for a health authority or license partner) on 10-Feb-2021 and was forwarded to Moderna on 11-Feb-2021. This spontaneous case was reported by a nurse (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of BLEPHAROSPASM (Right eye twinching), DIZZINESS (lightheadedness), RASH (rash on hands), NAUSEA (Nausea) and DYSPNOEA (DOB) in an 18-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 037K20A) for COVID-19 vaccination. Concurrent medical conditions included Penicillin allergy since January 2021. On 29-Jan-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 29-Jan-2021, the patient experienced BLEPHAROSPASM (Right eye twinching) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), DIZZINESS (lightheadedness) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), RASH (rash on hands) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), NAUSEA (Nausea) (seriousness criterion hospitalization) and DYSPNOEA (DOB) (seriousness criterion hospitalization). At the time of the report, BLEPHAROSPASM (Right eye twinching), DIZZINESS (lightheadedness), RASH (rash on hands), NAUSEA (Nausea) and DYSPNOEA (DOB) outcome was unknown. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. Treatment for the events include 0.5ml Epinephrine on the left thigh This case concerns an 18 Y/O F hospitalized with serious unexpected events of blepharospasm, dizziness, rash, nausea, dyspnea. Event outcomes unknown. Based on current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the event, a causal relationship cannot be excluded. Reporter did not allow further contact; Sender's Comments: This case concerns an 18 Y/O F hospitalized with serious unexpected events of blepharospasm, dizziness, rash, nausea, dyspnea. Event outcomes unknown. Based on current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the event, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

Patient became dizzy, pale about 10 minutes following Moderna #1 vaccine. BP 85/47, P 53, patient laid flat with feet on chair. Five minutes later, second BP 128/78, patient's color resumed normal, reports no dizziness; Ten minutes later, third BP 123/72. Patient was drinking water and eating peanut butter crackers with mother, able to ambulate on own after waiting approximately 30 minutes from vaccination time.

Patient started feeling dizzy after the shot. After few minutes, she states that she could not see anything and lied down on the floor, which she felt little better. Blood pressure was measured around 85/57, pulse rate was 57 at which point ambulance was called for low blood pressure. Patient was helped by the EMS provider, went to the hospital, discharged, the parent called back later saying she was doing fine now.

Pt had 2nd dose of covid vaccine moderna 1725. At 1735 pt complain of Dizziness and a little numbness on the right side. VS done BP 136/86, RR 16, HR 86, O2 sat 99% at RA. At 0540 Rash appeared on pt chest , PA notified, PA assess pt And rash begin to appear on pt neck and face, Verbal order of Benadryl 50 mg IM ordered by PA. Verbal orders from PA conveyed through department-approved policies and procedures. Given 50 mg Benadryl IM on pt right deltoid. Pt tolerated it well. 911 activated at 1740. PT BP 122/95, HR, 116, RR 16, O2 sat of 98 %. . 1745 911 on scene BP of 140/89 , HR 94, RR 17, O2 sat 98% at 2lpm via nasal canula. At 1750 Ambulance came and pt left with stable condition , rash getting better pt is alert oriented x4. Left clinic at 1750 with rig pt will go to ER. BP of 143/102, HR 83, RR 16 O2 sat 98% .

Patient is an 18 year old female with no PMHx that presented with lightheadedness and three subsequent episodes of syncope approximately 3-10 minutes post-vaccination. Patient was found to have an abrasion to the outer corner of her right eyebrow following an unwitnessed. It was unknown if patient was seated or standing at the time. The nurse first on scene states the patient lost consciousness briefly again and experienced approximately 10 seconds of upper extremity muscle contractions (described as convulsions). Patient experienced a loss of bladder control upon loss of consciousness. Patient was lowered to the ground to be in a supine position by healthcare staff. At this time, patient was alert and oriented without agitation or confusion. Patient denies memory of the event. She states she had prior episodes of fainting after blood draw. Patient has no allergies to medication or food. No past surgical history. No prior hospitalizations. Denies personal and family history seizure disorders, cardiac disturbances, and hypoglycemic or hyperglycemic events. Patient was hooked up to cardiac monitor and found to be in normal sinus rhythm with a heart rate of 64bpm. Vitals Orthostatic BP measurements Lying supine - 110/72 Seated - 124/76 Standing - 128/72 HR: 64 bpm RR: 16 breaths/min without distress SO2: 99% On examination, patient was A&Ox3 without lethargy, agitation, or confusion. Patient has an abrasion to the superior aspect of the right orbit (outer eyebrow) without laceration or bleeding. Patient was diaphoretic and pale following event. Normal cardiac rate and rhythm. Radial pulses intact, strong and equal bilaterally. No obvious nystagmus. Upon standing, patient steady on her feet without abnormal gait.

Patient started feeling, nauseous, heated and lightheaded. She seemed like she was maybe going to faint, she never lost consciousness. Pharmacy staff placed the patient lying down on the floor, gave her a cool wet cloth and monitored her for worsening symptoms. Patient immediately began to feel better, less nauseated and cooling down. Attempted to follow up with patient later in the day, but she did not answer call.

Initially she passed out following the vaccine - within 90 seconds- she has a history of passing out with injections and blood draws. Around noon she had a seizure. She describes a feeling of darkness and dread closing in on her and she was unable to speak or move. She was on the stairs at the time. I witnessed her stiffen, then go limp and fall between the electric stair hair and the wall. She hit the hardwood floor face first then she began to shake/twitch. She was unconscious. She awoke screaming, incoherent speech, and flailing limbs. It took about 5 minutes to calm her and be able to understand her speech. She only remembers the darkness and waking up scared and feeling awful. She was put supine on the floor with feet elevated, blood pressure monitored, given juice to drink, and vitals checked routinely. After about an hour supine and conscious, she felt good enough to sit up. She sat up for 15 minutes before she was able to stand with assistance. Family physician was notified immediately and we are still waiting for a response. She has a goose egg sized knot on her forehead, a bruise on the side of her face and a black eye from hitting the floor. She has a huge bruise on her outer thigh and lower leg where she hit the stair chair and then seized and it it repeatedly on the metal. She has underarm pain from where her armpit hit the edge of the stairs when she fell and seized. She has no history of any types of seizures.

Patient felt dizzy after injection, head hit the plexiglass divider at pharmacy counter. Pharmacist was able to go out and grab her before she fainted.

Feverish (chills and sweats) Body aches Fatigued Dizzy All started around 2AM the day after vaccine and ended the day following

10 minutes after receiving vaccination she became dizzy, faint, nauseated, and her blood pressure bottomed out. 10 minutes later from 100 resting hear rate her heart rate jumped to 230.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Patient fainted face down after receiving the covid vaccine. Patient indicated that she blacked out. She regained consciousness after a few seconds and became aware of her surrounding. Patient was rehydrated with water and orange juice.

I had horrible shaking/trembling in my arms, chest, and legs about six hours after the vaccine, and they continued for about four hours more, uncontrollably. I passed out briefly around 12 hours after the vaccine, and I'm not sure how long I remained unconscious. Through all of this, my left arm was difficult to move or use, I felt hot suddenly and then cold, and I was tired. The next day, the most serious side effects were gone, but I remained feverish, tired, and largely unable to move my left arm. Those side effects were gone on the third day and now I'm better.

The patient felt dizzy and lightheaded a few minutes after receiving the vaccine. She proceeded to fall to the ground but remained talking and did not lose full consciousness. The paramedics arrived to monitor her further.

Appx 15 minutes after vaccination, patient began feeling "faint", history of fainting, patient with syncopal episode and "passed out" for appx 90 seconds, hypotensive and bradycardic upon arrival to ER gurney, 1L NS given and NC O2 placed, patient dispositioned to Emergency Department via MR.

Appx 20 minutes post vaccination, pt reported "feeling faint", guided to floor by family, pt "passed out" for appx 90 seconds, pt to on site triage, hypotensive and bradycardic, 1L NS and 02 started, pt dispositioned to ER.

Patient had severe migraine headache on 4/10 (3 days after vaccine) with nausea, visual aura, eye pain and photosensitivity. No prior history of migraine. Had virtual visit today, 4/13 and continues to have bilateral eye pressure, dizziness and intermittent headache with photosensitivity.

Patient felt tingling in her left arm after receiving the Covid vaccination. While patient was sitting down to wait her 15 minutes observation time, she felt faint and passed out while sitting in the chair. Her mother who was sitting next to her was able to help her to the ground. Patient knew where she was and who she was but felt dizzy and had arm pain.

Patient reports dizziness and fainting. Upon assessment, pt. was diaphoretic and pallor. Put pt. on oxygen at 10 LPM. Took vitals BP: 76/46, O2 at 99% on 10L of oxygen, HR 45. Placed patient down on the ground with legs elevated. After 15 minutes, pt. reports feeling better. Retook vitals: BP: 129/82, 97% on room air, and HR 73. Informed patient to monitor for worsening symptoms at home and drink plenty fluids at home.

Patient vomitted once after five minutes of being vaccinated. She said she felt dizzy and nauseous. She felt better 20 minutes later.

Within 5 minutes of vaccine administration patient began to feel lightheaded and passed out in waiting room. Patient lost consciousness several times for intervals of one minute or less. Patient was very sweaty and urinated on herself. We called EMS who took patient to local hospital.

Usual issues: Headache began about 2 hours after injection #1 moderna. Dizziness began about 4-5 hours afterwards and lasted through the evening. Unusual issues: The day after receiving the vaccine she had several hand tremors, and feeling as if she had several "mini seizures" throughout the day, a few longer staring spells, some twitches. She felt "out-of it" all day. She has petite mal seizures and a history of interictal epileptiforn discharges. Also history of an intention tremor in her hands. (The mild tremors were primarily in her right hand, to a lesser extent the left). Today, 2 days afterwards, today, so far, she feels better. Yesterday was terrible, but we waited it out assuming it was injection related.

patient became hot, light headed, nauseous, and felt her ears clog up a few minutes after she received her shot. she was given an ice pack to put behind her neck and she put her head between her legs. after 15 minutes she was fine. after 20 minutes she was able to get up and walk. after 30 minutes she felt fine to leave.

Overall fever from 1:00am on 04/17/21 through 6:00pm on 04/17/21 (17 hours) High fever of 102+ from 2:30am on 04/17/21 through 4:30pm on 04/17/21 (12 hours) Treated with ice packs applied to head, chest, stomach as well as extra-strength Tylenol Chest pain/trouble breathing/coughing that is slowly subsiding since early morning 04/17/21 through present Consistent shaking from 2:00am on 04/17/21 through 6:00am on 04/17/21 proceeded by intermittent shaking through 04/17/21 Cramps, loss of appetite, back pain, sudden sharp pains for no apparent reason, nausea, dizziness, and headache for 24 hours

The 12:20 pm appointment today (4/20/21) had an adverse reaction to the IMZ. Patient was done receiving the vaccine at about 12:30 pm and I stated she would have to wait until 12:45 pm. Around 12:38 pm I noticed she looked a little pale and went to her side to check on her. The patient stated she was feeling light-headed, dizzy, nauseous, and had trouble with her vision. I had the patient lay down and elevate her feet. The technician also grabbed an ice pack to place behind her neck. Asked if she would like water. The patient then stated she was having trouble breathing/short of breath and her ears were ringing. Once the patient stated issues with breathing 911 was called. A code white had been called and management was in the pharmacy. The 911 operator continued to ask questions about the patient's status and stated to not give any water or medications. I continued to assess the patient's symptoms. Her vision improved; however, she continued to feel light-headed, nauseous, and having trouble breathing. A member of EMS was in the store and came over to assess the patient. He had the patient sit up but she continued to have the same symptoms. He assessed her IMZ site. She was not feeling itchy and had not developed any hives. The ambulance arrived. EMS evaluated the patient and then took her out of the store on the stretcher.

Patient felt hot, naseau, lost feeling in her hands, dizzy about 10min post injection. She had her blood pressure taken which was normal and was given diphenhydramine 25mg tab and water. After about 5-10 min the patient was feeling better.

Cannot even walk around normally; swollen lymph nodes; patient cannot walk with out dizziness; Dizziness with room spinning; Unstable blood pressure; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of DIZZINESS POSTURAL (patient cannot walk with out dizziness) in an 18-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 036A21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. The patient's past medical history included No adverse event (No medical history reported.). On 09-Feb-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (unknown route) 1 dosage form. On 09-Feb-2021, the patient experienced DIZZINESS POSTURAL (patient cannot walk with out dizziness) (seriousness criterion disability), DIZZINESS (Dizziness with room spinning) and BLOOD PRESSURE FLUCTUATION (Unstable blood pressure). On 13-Feb-2021, the patient experienced LYMPHADENOPATHY (swollen lymph nodes). On an unknown date, the patient experienced GAIT INABILITY (Cannot even walk around normally). At the time of the report, DIZZINESS POSTURAL (patient cannot walk with out dizziness), DIZZINESS (Dizziness with room spinning), BLOOD PRESSURE FLUCTUATION (Unstable blood pressure), GAIT INABILITY (Cannot even walk around normally) and LYMPHADENOPATHY (swollen lymph nodes) had not resolved. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 09-Feb-2021, Heart rate: increased (High) increased. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Unknown) was unknown. Relevant Text: The Patient's mother reported that the patient received their first dose on 9 Feb 2021 and approximately 10 minutes post receiving the vaccine the patient developed severe dizziness and had an increase in their heart rate. The patient also had an unstable blood pressure. Few days later, the patient developed swelling in their lymph nodes. The reporter reported that the symptoms were still ongoing and now the patient cannot even walk without dizziness. It was also reported that the patient cannot even get back to the competitive sports and was not able to walk around anymore normally. The patient had multiple visits to the cardiologist, ENT, and pediatrician with no clear explanation of what happened to the patient. No Concomitant product use was reported. No treatment information was provided. Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded. Looking at the clinical scenario, the event postural dizziness is persisting 6wks from onset with no clear explanation, it is assessed as a SAE (disability). However, medical history and concomitant medications, reports of tests/diagnostics are needed for further assessment. Additional information is requested.; Sender's Comments: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded. Looking at the clinical scenario, the event postural dizziness is persisting 6wks from onset with no clear explanation, it is assessed as a SAE (disability). However, medical history and concomitant medications, reports of tests/diagnostics are needed for further assessment. Additional information is requested.

Patient did not tell us she has a history of fainting because it happened so long ago, they felt it was unimportant, but patient was fine, received vaccine while mom was standing nearby, and fainted and fell off of the chair. she was conscious shortly after (about 5 seconds) and didn't realize she even fainted she said. they waited in our waiting area and refused to call EMS.

Patient got dizzie and light headed. Pt was seated in a chair directly in front of pharmacy. Cold pack was applied to patients chest and back of neck. Pt was monitored for about 20 minutes and she stated she felt better and left with her mother who was with her. Followed up with patient via phone approx 1 hour after administration and patient stated she was feeling fine.

When I woke up I was dizzy, nauseous, I had a migraine, and I felt like I was going to pass out. I was about to go to class but I felt like it would be a bad idea if I did. I went back to my dorm and threw up immediately. I felt a bit better after that. I took a nap before my next class and when I woke up I felt better.

At 12:30pm, ?When patient arrived at the tent, Patient received 1st dose Moderna Vaccine at 12:25pm. While leaving the building patient stated she felt lightheaded at 12:30pm and was immediately seated, placed in a wheelchair. At 12:32pm BP 128/66, HR 78, RR 20, 02 Sat 98%. Patient provided water for hydration and stated she has ?severe anxiety to needles?. Patient at 12:40pm stated she felt nauseas and tried to stand up to go to the bathroom and had a near syncope episode (did not fall). VS at 12:43pm, BP 56/27, HR 59, RR 25, 02 sat 98%, repeat VS at 12:40pm, BP 58/25, HR 58, RR 25, 02 sat 93%, patient also was diaphoretic?.

Patient received vaccine, was told to wait 15 minutes for observation. After about 10 minutes she said she felt dizzy. I had her sit and elevate her feet. She said she felt a bit better, then a minute later felt nauseous. She vomited a small amount and said she felt a little better. I took her blood pressure and it was 118/79 mmHg and 91 for pulse. She said she was feeling better but she'd wait around some more. She left about 10-15 minutes after she said that.

Stroke/left side of the body; Can't talk; can't walk; This spontaneous case was reported by a non-health professional and describes the occurrence of CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT (Stroke/left side of the body) in a 19-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 011J20A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. The patient's past medical history included No adverse event (no medical history reported). On 31-Dec-2020, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (unknown route) 1 dosage form. On 31-Dec-2020, the patient experienced CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT (Stroke/left side of the body) (seriousness criteria disability and medically significant), APHASIA (Can't talk) and GAIT INABILITY (can't walk). At the time of the report, CEREBROVASCULAR ACCIDENT (Stroke/left side of the body), APHASIA (Can't talk) and GAIT INABILITY (can't walk) outcome was unknown. Not Provided The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Unknown Route) was unknown. There was no concomitant medications reported. No treatment medications were provided. Very limited information regarding these events has been provided at this time. Further information has been requested. Reporter did not allow further contact; Sender's Comments: Very limited information regarding these events has been provided at this time. Further information has been requested.

Patient is an 18 year old female A & O x4 with chief complaint of feeling light headed and dizzy. Patient was sitting in the observation area and began experiencing symptoms when she saw another patient have a syncopal episode. Patient was placed in a seated position and vital signs obtained. Vital signs stable and patient denied any other complaint. Patient denied any medical history, allergies and took prophylactic ibuprofen prior to coming to the vaccine. Medical staff already on scene immediately assumed patient care. Patient signed AMA and went home driven by a friend via private vehicle.

Right after vaccination syncope occurred with loss of vision, pale complexion, sweating, light headed ness, etc. for about 10 minutes after

Patient seemed to be fine right after I administered the vaccine. She sat in our room for 15 minutes then left. She came back shortly saying she was feeling a little funny so she wanted to sit in our room. She left again after several minutes then came back around 5:20 saying she felt like she was going to pass out. I told her to sit in our waiting room. She said she felt faint and had tightness in her chest. I called the paramedics who arrived shortly after. They said she had anxiety. She was anxious before and after receiving the vaccine. She left on her own.

Patient experienced pain in the left shoulder that radiated up to her neck. She became lightheaded, started convulsing, and hit her head on the wall.

Medical alert called. arrived to patient on floor unconscious. LVN who first visualized stated patient fainted. Aroused after 1-2minutes. vitals taken 1025 92/56 73 bpm 99%O2sat FSBG 105 MD present assessing pt. 1030 vitals repeated 119/72 82bpm 99% O2Sat patient Alert and oriented, stated dizziness. after initial eval, seated patient upright, provided water and juice. then moved patient to chair. cracker provided. pt states dizziness resolved. vitals 1040 108/72 78bpm 100%O2 saturation. pt states she feels stable. refuses wheelchair to car. stable to walk, accompanied by mother. reviewed vaccination patient instructions. advised to call 911 if symptoms worsen or any of the listed severe reactions occur. mother of pt stated understanding. pt stable and stated she feels much better. released.

Feels like she's going to pass out Pt. passed out then placed in wheelchair Pt.taken to ER via ambulance BP=89/43 Pulse= 82 Po2 =97% FS=149 Recorded by: RN and EMT

Fever of 99.7 Vomiting Nausea Dizziness Beginning approx 12 hours after injection and continuing 14 hours to present.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Headache-Mild, Additional Details: patient experienced lightheadness flushing and paramedics were called. blood pressure 114/88 and hr 76. patient responsive by the time ambulance came and was alert and oriented. patient rested and recovered. patient left clinic with mom and will follow up with pcp.

Patient had felt nervous prior to getting her 2nd shot. I asked if she had every had any serious reactions from previous medicines or vaccines, she stated "no". I then asked how she did after her first shot and she said ok. While waiting her 15 min in the observation area she alerted us that she was feeling extremely hot. We brought her back into the IMZ booth and had her sit in the chair and turned a fan in her direction. I sat down with her an asked her questions and kept her talking to try to calm her down. She stated that she felt as if the chair was swaying a little. We laid out a yoga mat on the floor in the booth, had her lay down and elevate her feet in a chair. She began to get upset and I asked if she had anyone with her, she was able to open her phone and gave me permission to call her family member. Family member came in the store and was able to help calm her down. We gave her some water and had her rest. I monitored her pulse and face/lip color. She became a little flushed. She was able to leave on her own accord, I did walk out with her to ensure she made it safely. I called 2 hours later to check on her and she stated she was feeling better, less dizzy, but just a little tired.

Seizure... 1/2 hour prior to incident patient was with friends in a classroom leisurely using PowerPoint. She reports she had pain in her teeth and her chest felt tight. She just didn't feel well. Closer to incident student felt dizzy, like she was "going to pass out". States she turned to someone to tell that person she was not feeling well "but I couldn't talk; the words would not come out". She felt herself sway and then knew she fell to the floor. She felt like she was lying still for a bit but she could hear people around her and she heard someone say "somebody start timing this" (as if they knew it was a seizure).

Approximately 15 minutes after receiving the vaccine the patient reported feeling lightheaded. Patient reported no vision changes, no problems breathing or talking. She said she does not like needles and that could have been the issue. I asked her to remain seated in observation and got her a cup of water. She drank with no problems swallowing. Reported no other symptoms. After approximately 5 minutes patient reported feeling about the same. After an additional approximate 5 minutes patient reported feeling much better. She remained in observation for approximately 5 more minutes, totaling approximately 30 minutes and reported feeling good. I offered for her to remain in observation as she felt comfortable but at that point she said she felt good and would call the pharmacy with any questions or concerns.

19 years old female presented at COVID clinic (08210) for her second dose of COVID vaccine (Moderna). Patient reported having needle anxiety. Pharmacist confirmed with the patient if she experienced any adverse reaction after she received her first dose. Patient stated after first dose she felt week but nothing major happened. About 8-10 minutes after vaccine was given, patients started having some side effect such as nausea/vomiting and dizziness. she stated that she feels burning up. She denied any shortness of breath. Pharmacist used cold wet towel to rub her forehead and back of her neck. Blood pressure was checked and it was128/80, HR was 70. Store manager and pharmacist manager were notified. One of the technician called patient's mom. Patient stated she had not ate any thing in the morning so she was given water and some protein bar. Patient waited until all symptoms resolved (with supervision of the pharmacist) and after she felt better patient's mom took her home.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hyperventilation-Medium, Systemic: Shakiness-Medium, Systemic: Weakness-Medium, Additional Details: Per immunizer, pt was given vaccination. Immunizer then turned around to give her brother vaccination. When he was turned around, he heard the patient's phone that she was holding dropped and that she had jerked her arm, which caused her phone to drop. When I went to the patient, she was crying and hyperventilating. I told her to put her head down and take deep breaths. I checked on pt in 15 min, was doing better but had burning sensation at injection site. Kept pt at pharmacy for 30 minutes.

Patient reported to immunizer that she did not like needles. Following her vaccine, the patient walked around the pharmacy shopping during wait time. Once at POS counter, she collapsed (did not hit head) ~5pm. Patient thought she half fell and half sat down. She sat on floor leaning against cupboard. She reported reduced vision and hearing. BP ~100/60mmHg at ~5:05pm. She was provided water and cool cloth. Friend was brought into store from parking lot to be with her as well. She reported vision improving and was able to go back into vaccination room to rest. She reported not eating much that day - patient was provided with Hershey candy bar and sucker. ~5:15pm her BP was 100/62 and she continued to feel better/improve. 5:35pm patient reported felt well enough to go home (with friend). Throughout event, patient declined call parents or anyone else.

Vaccine was administered at 6:01 pm . - At 6:14 pm , she began to experience dizziness, nausea, and tiredness. - Vitals were monitored. - Denies lip/tongue/throat swelling. - Denies difficulty breathing or SOB. - Patient was monitored for a total of 75 minutes. - No wheezing. No lip swelling, No tongue swelling. No difficulty speaking in full and complete sentences.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Mild, Additional Details: tingling in the hand

Patient fainted 5 minutes after vaccination. Patient said she felt a little dizziness. She rested and we monitored her for 1 hour and patient said she felt better afterward. We instructed her boyfriend to take her home, and not allowing her to drive.

Intern gave patient her covid shot around 12:30 and moved her to a chair. In about 2 mins, pharmacy team was notified of pt drooping out her chair, jilting and siezing. Pt awoke and was unaware of what happened but stated her chest felt heavy and her vision was very blurry and worsening. Team checked her BP (77/50), gave her water and neck support to stabilize her, called 911 and was transported to hospital.

Initial Complaint...Lightheaded upon standing, dizzy approx 10 minutes after vaccination when seated 11:35 BP 120/70 HR 78 Sat up for BP. Feeling lightheaded, warm 11:50 BP 116/68 HR 73 Slight improvement in dizziness sitting up. Still a little lightheaded 12:18 Transitioned to standing, noted improvement in dizziness from before but still notes dizzy 12/25 Tolerated walking, still a little lightheaded 12:40 Continues to complain of feeling lightheaded. Working on arranging for her mother to pick her up. Recommended she follow up with UTC or PCP ASAP (preferably today) due to continued complaints of feeling lightheaded. Denied any other symptoms. 2:30 Picked up by mother. Still feeling a little lightheaded. Again recommended follow up with UTC 5/3/2021...Follow up call placed/message left. No return call or text received

While waiting in the observation area, patient began feeling dizzy and very diaphoretic. Patient started sweating with C/O of hearing lost. Father at side. EMS refused per patient. Cold gatorade water given. Vital signs obtained BP 90/58, P70, 02 99% room air. After approx. 5 mins, patient started "feeling better." Vital signs BP 110/72, P70, O2 100% room air. Alert and oriented x3. Patient ambulating from facility with father at side.

Patient has had high fevers of 104.5, chills, rigors making ambulation difficult, dizziness and mild headaches.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Medium, Systemic: Shakiness-Medium, Systemic: Vomiting-Severe

Patient said right after I injected her that she felt as if she was going to faint. I told her to lie down on the couch. she did and I elevated her feet and got a cold paper towel to put on her forehead. I asked her dad to come into immunization room also. I got her some water. Within a minute she was ok to stand and walk outside the room.

Systemic: Chills-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Severe, Systemic: Weakness-Mild

Patient's boyfriend called over and stated she was reported feeling faint, lightheaded, dizzy, looked pale in the face and broke out into sweats and with cold clammy skin. I had her sit in head down position for several minutes and started to monitor her vitals. Prior to vaccine pt was having severe anxiety and has a history of syncope with blood drawns. After several mins of her sitting with ehr head down I checked her blood pressure and it was elevated 155/109 mmHg. 10 minutes later pt felt a little better but started to feel faint and dizzy again. I called emergency sevices and EMS arrived at the scene, assessed the patient and diagnosed her with anxiety/syncope. She opted out from going to the hospital with them. She left the store at 1:01 pm and felt alot better and stated she had an appt with her PCP at 3pm to further seek medical treatment if deemed necessary

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Severe, Systemic: difficulty breathing, not allergy related-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Systemic: Weakness-Medium, Additional Details: pt started having diffuclty breathing about 5-10 minutes after administration of vaccine. pt stated she was lightheaded, hot, sweaty, and felt like her throat was closing. i had a technician call 911 while i checked her blood pressure and gave her water and cold compress. fire showed up soon after and began assessing her vitals. when ems arrived shortly after, they assessed the patient further and determined that she most likely had a nervous reaction but was improved and okay to go home

Immediately after injection clioent felt dizzy and left arm went numb. She does suffer from anxiety and Wellbutrin was due at 3pm. BP 118/78 hr 102, pulse ox 98%. Observed for 30 minutes, numbness had subsided and dizziness

Patient stated she faints when receiving vaccines or blood draws. Vaccinating nurse placed her on cot to give first dose of Moderna vaccine. Patient became lightheaded and dizzy after receiving vaccine. Became unresponsive for a few seconds, came to with the nurse calling her name. Responded to her name and complained of lightheadedness. Vitals were taken. Patient sat up after stating she felt better. Patient was able to sip water and stand without help. Advised patient to inform nurses for her second dose of vasovagal response, patient verbalized understanding. Vitals: 1703: BP 120/70 HR 82, O2: 99%. 1705 BP 107/54 HR 78, O2: 99%. 1711: 112/68, HR 74, O2 99%.

Patient began to have a hot flash / dizzy / lightheaded about 10 minutes after her vaccine. I went to check on her and offered her a cold compress for the back of her neck to help her cool down. After another 5 minutes I went to check on her and the patients mother said she still did not feel good and she would like to have her checked out. I explained that what she was experience were normal side effects of the vaccine, and she still wanted me to call EMS. I called 911 and spoke to the dispatcher about her symptoms. EMS came and checked her blood sugar, and blood pressure which were fine. They instructed her to rest and explained those were normal symptoms. She was able to leave about another 10 minutes of resting.

8 days after injection I had a delayed hypersensitivity reaction (?covid vaccine arm?), symptoms included firmness and a red patch on my upper arm near the injection site. The following morning, I woke up feeling well with the rash still on my arm (no change). 2 hours later I began feeling dizzy and fainted. I was unconscious for 5 to 10 seconds. When I woke up, the rash had vanished and the firmness was gone. No signs of the reaction were present after waking.

After injection, patient felt light headed. Syncopal episode with some seizure activity. Was placed on floor of vaccinator?s area with feet elevated with return of consciousness within 30 seconds. She was escorted Medical Lead?s area for observation. Was given water and observed for an hour. Vital signs were stable(102/80., pulse 72) , light headedness resolved and taken to vehicle in a wheelchair. Was not the driver.

Febrile beginning at 1600, 100.5 degrees, peaking at 2100, 104degrees, accompanied with tightness in chest with mild difficulty breathing and extreme muscle weakness most notably in extremities, bilaterally. Needed assistance to stand and could not hold a pencil to write. Also numbness and tingling in hands and fingers. Face slightly swollen and red. 400 mg Ibuprofen was administered at 1530. Pushed fluids as soon as fever began. Cooling measures provided, cool shower, cold compress, change of clothes to light pajamas. We contacted our Insurance 24 hour Nurse line at approximately 2100 when symptoms peaked. The RN on staff instructed us to seek immediate medical care. We attempted to find an open Urgent Care unsuccessfully and tried to go to an ER but they were full. Fever began to come down around 2230, so we returned home. Continued with ibuprofen every six hours and cooling measures.

After injection pt felt light headed. Syncopal episode with seizure activity, was placed on floor and pt regained consciousness within 30 seconds. Patient was given water and sx resolved.

patient feinted about 5 minutes after dose. She regained consciousness almost immediately but feinted again a few minutes later. We called EMS which arrived on scene and she continued having dizziness and was taken to hospital for evaluation.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium

18 year old female presents with complaints of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine still present two weeks after receiving her first vaccine. Received on the left Deltoid Intramuscular. Complaint of reduced EOM movement on the left side of body. was referred to: Emergency Room was referred to: Neurology

Client received her 2nd Moderna shot (Lot# 024C21A) at 15:40 and client's mother was accompanying her. After receiving the shot, client went to observation room to sit in a chair. At 15:45 EMT noticed client feeling drowsy. EMT approached client and her mother. Client stated she felt like she was going to pass out. Mother helped client stay upright in chair while EMT grabbed recliner chair. EMT transferred client to recliner chair and notified Lead RNs over waki taki. EMT took client's vitals at 15:50 (BP: 122/82, HR: 78) and gave client a bottle of water. Lead RN arrived in observation room at 15:52. EMT communicated that client was clammy, diaphoretic and nauseous. Client stated she was already feeling better and that the symptoms only lasted 2 minutes. Client stated she was not experiencing SOB or difficulty breathing. Client was alert and oriented times 4. Client also stated she experienced the same exact symptoms after her 1st dose of Moderna. Client stated she feels like she is going to pass out when she gets shots, but that it passes quickly. Client stated she has no underlying conditions, takes no medications, and has no known allergies. Client also stated she did not take any medication or receive treatment for these symptoms after receiving her 1st Moderna dose. Client stated she ate and drank plenty prior to getting her 1st and 2nd shot and was feeling completely fine. Client sat up in the recliner chair and sat for a bit longer. EMT took vitals again at 16:14 (BP: 132/96 HR: 82, RR: 16). Client stood up from chair and felt fine. Client left with mother at 16:18. Client walked upright with a steady gait when leaving.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: purple hands-Medium, Additional Details: Patient was very anxious prior to the moderna vaccine administration. Once given, she started feeling dizzy and faint. After about 10 minutes her hands were turning purple. She was asked if I can call 911 for help and she agreed. paramedics arrived within 5-10 min and took her in for care.

Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Additional Details: Patient became unresponsive (eyes rolled back). Attempted to obtain response and 911 was called. Patient returned to responsiveness in less than 1 min and was confused. Unaware that they had lost consciousness. BP/Pulse was check and was low. EMTs arrived within 5 min and patient BP/Pulse and returned to normal upon recheck. Patient declined further treatment or transport. Mother was present in store and provided food and water. Observed for an additional 20 min. Patient left on own ambulation.

AFTER ADMINISTRATION PATIENT FELT PASSING OUT. ANXIOUS, TURNED EXTREME PALE, SWEATING, SHAKING, NOT ALERT, SHOWED SIGNS OF FAINTING, CALLED 911. OBSRVED ALL TIME . PATIENT STARTED FEELING BETTER AFTER 10 MINUTES . ALL VITAL WERE NORMAL EXCEPT BP WAS LO W. PATIENT DID NOT REMBEER WHOLE EPISODE WHEN GOT BACK TO NORMAL.

Patient received the first dose Moderna she was a little scared but she was ok. She got her shot and was told to stay around for 15 minutes, she starting walking with her mom, when she told her mom she felt dizzy, then she passed out unto her mom's arms, her mom put her on the floor, did not heart her head. Mom helped her to get up and came back to the pharmacy, sat her down again. We called 911 for help, patient asked for water, while her mom went to get her some water, pharmacist was watching her when she had a short convulsion for about 2 to 3 seconds, she stretched her body to the back. When 911 came, she had already recovered her color, her vitals where ok, she was breathing normal. Patient refused to get on the ambulance, signed her release and left. Emergency personel advised her to follow up with her doctor.

Patient had a typical vasovagal response. She lost conscious for seconds, then regained consciousness. She was slightly dizzy but we had her lay on her back with feet elevated. After 5 minutes she was back to normal. Patient was observed for 20 more minutes with no issues.

Patient arrives very nervous to get the vaccine, she was very scared. She was given the vaccine at 3:10PM and at 5 minutes (3:15PM) she begins to complain that she is dizzy, then says she feels nauseous and begins to shake. I proceed to take his blood pressure and he had 128/89 and a pulse at 126. He called 911 and when they arrived they checked his blood pressure and sugar levels and everything came out normal. Paramedics took her to the hospital. At 6:00PM, an Medical Staff came to inform us that she had contacted the patient and she informed her that she was fine and that the doctor told her that it was the fright that caused the reaction.

Patient felt dizzy and momentarily lost consciousness immediately following vaccination. Patient felt better after resting and was released to home.

patient experienced pre-syncope reaction: nausea, sweating, dizziness, palor/paleness, feeling as if going to pass out. SHE however, DID NOT faint.

PATIENT FAINTED 9 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING VACCINATION, REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS WITHIN 3 MINUTES, WAS COHERENT AND AWARE OF WHAT HAPPENED. PHARMACIST CHECKED PATIENT'S BLOOD PRESSURE (124/97), AND HEART RATE (94), PATIENT LOOKED PALE AND STILL DIZZY AFTER REGAINING CONSCIOUSNESS.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Severe, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Severe, Systemic: Vomiting-Severe, Additional Details: Patient noted no issues with vaccines prior to Moderna. After administration, patient felt nauseous, proceeded to vomit, felt very hot, then her ears were tingling. Water was brought for her to sip on. Dizziness proceeded to worsen and she requested to lie down. After about 10 minutes patient sat up and felt better. Patient was advised to stay for 30 minutes. Patient's father was present for this adverse event.

Shaking and being severely cold - June 15,2021 around 10 pm (took 2 Advil to try and relieve symptoms) Feeling very lightheaded and feeling close to passing out - June 16,2021 (took 2 Advil to help with symptoms) Left underarm lymph node beginning to swell up - June 17,2021

After Moderna vaccine was given patient fainted from a standing position in our waiting area. A one inch cut was sustained to her left forehead in the fall. Patients pulse and breathing were checked while compression to forehead with gauze was used to stop bleeding. EMS responded and took over her care. Patient was transported to medical center.

Pt began to feel light headed and began to vomit. Pt was taken back to a pt room were vital were taken which were normal. Pt began to feel normal again after about 15 minutes.

A day after vaccine, extreme nausea, vomiting uncontrollably, swelling and redness at injection site, arm looked like a golf ball, no appetite, dizzy, extreme joint and muscle pain, fatigue. Was diagnosed as an allergic reaction to vaccine at urgent, given liquid tylenol to cut down fever and joint/muscle pain, anti-nausea pills.

After receiving her Moderna IMZ, pt stepped out of both and I was about to administer IMZ to her dad when she suddenly fell over in front of me. Her mom and I rushed to her aid, fortunately she did not hit her head when she went down. With her mom's assistance, she walked over to a waiting chair where I suggested pt be sitting on the floor instead of up high on a chair. I gave patient two ice packs - one for her forehead and one for the back of her neck, and a small bottle of water. Code white was immediately called, I asked pt and pt's mom and dad if they wanted me to call 911 to have emergency services to check her out, they all declined. I told them I would be happy to call if they change their mind. Employees stayed with her and began taking her report. Patient stayed for about 30 minutes, declined 911 emergency services, and patient left with her parents under her own strength.

Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: patient fainted within 2 minutes after injection, EMT came and checked patient who came to within a few seconds

Patient felt faint was sweating and pale. Her blood pressure was fine. She threw up and then immediately began to feel better. The patient never fainted.

patient felt faint after 1-2 minutes of receiving the vaccine, hot, ears ringing and passed out, came to within 5-10 seconds, and felt okay after sitting for a few minutes

I got the vaccine sometime in the afternoon and felt fine for the 15 minutes after the time of injection. I returned to work afterwards, and later that evening I started to feel chills, but it wasn't severe to the point where I went home. When I returned home from work, the chills remained but I also felt extremely exhausted which was unusual for me. I also had a bit of a headache/felt lightheaded. I took Tylenol which somewhat helped the symptoms. I felt fine after going to bed.

Patient experienced a headache, arm pain (not at site), dizziness when standing. Patient was offered water and snacks. Sat in observation area for 30 minutes. Headache and dizziness with standing continued, after 30 minutes patient reported chest tightness. Caregiver was immediately taken to the Emergency Room for assessment.

Patient felt like she was going to pass out but did not. She complained on feeling nauseous and throwing up multiple times. She did not have shortness of breath or palpitations. After sitting for a while, she was given an ice pack and a fan. Around 3:15 she felt good enough to leave and she was picked up by someone else.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA Very anxious prior to receiving first dose of Moderna Covid Vaccine. One hour after receiving vaccine complaint of itchy hands and felt as if "ants were crawling all over her". She said has an allergy to Latex and was previously wearing Lavender Nitrile gloves. No hives or erythema on exam, some mild erythema to area after scratching hands with nails, no raised wheals. Sensation of pruritis spread to back and neck without urticaria. Diphenhydramine 50mg was administered. Approximately 30 minutes patient complained of nausea and was give Ondansetron 4mg which alleviated nausea. Pruritis resolved but approx 30 min patient began to feel tired, dizzy and lightheaded. Vitals were taken and orthostatic blood pressures were performed. All vitals were normal, oxygen saturation was normal and injection site was without erythema and no evidence of urticaria. Physical exam was also performed and no abnormalities to heart or lungs were auscultated.

Patient became woozy when she returned to her second floor work area. Her colleagues came to get me in the auditorium. When RN and I reached patient she was very weak, she was sitting in a chair. I instructed her colleauges to call 911 immediately. Patient was having a little trouble breathing. I think she was scared. I gave her 10 mlL of benedryl and RN administered a 0.5 mL dose of epinephine in her left arm. Patient was helped to the floor and her feet were elevated. RN put on a blood pressure cuff. Before she could get a reading, the paramedics were there and took over. Patient was transported to Hospital.

Clammy, dizzy, nauseas, left arm pain and numb throat. She was monitored on exam table and she rested and was given Benadryl and Claritin and started to feel better by 45-60 minutes. By 2 hours she was completely normal and cleared to leave.

Patient presented with increasing head pain followed by nausea approximately 15 minutes after receiving the vaccine. Throat was itchy, progressed to difficulty swallowing an patient became dizzy. Patient was placed on a stretcher. Benadryl 50 mg PO was administered. 911 call placed. Vitals: BP 139/89 HR 89 O2 Sat. 97% Lungs CTA . EMS arrived on scene 25 minutes after patient received vaccine. Vitals were checked again. Patient was placed in an upright position on the stretcher. Itchy throat and light headedness persisted. Patient chose to go to the hospital to be assessed.

After I recieved the Covid-19 Moderna vaccine I began to feel ill. I became pale, had fatigue, headache, stomach ache, and the arm i recieved the vaccine in was sore to the point I couldn't hardly move it. These side effects lasted until 12/25/2020. I had no fever and after the 25th I felt fine.

Very sore arm morning of, could hardly move it. Headache and body aches. Chills and sweats. Drowsiness.

The day of vaccination, the patient presented to the emergency room with a complaint of dizziness and syncope. Reported that she became dizzy, presyncopal feelings, and had a witnessed syncopal event. The patient stated she does have vasovagal syncopal events after blood draws in the past. The patient was assigned an overnight admission for a potential post-vaccination adverse event, new onset atrial fibrillation, dehydration, and syncope. Patient was discharged the following day.

Approximately 15-20 minutes after vaccination patient developed weakness in her limbs. BP and glucose were normal. Approximately 10 minutes after the onset of symptoms the patient developed bright red rash on the face, increased breath rate, and swelling of the lips and tongue. She was having difficulty talking due to shortness of breath and swelling in the tongue. 911 was called and epinephrine 0.3mg IM was administered as well as diphenhydramine 100mg orally. Her rash improved fairly quickly, swelling went down a small amount. She stated breathing still felt labored and she was feeling like her heart was racing but she was also tired (likely due to medications administered). She was still having difficulty talking, taking short breaths between almost each word. Paramedics arrived approximately 12 minutes after epinephrine was administered. They attempted to walk her to the ambulance per her request, however she was unable to feel her legs. She was placed on a stretcher and into the ambulance. The patient stated she was given additional epinephrine in the ambulance as her condition had worsened by the time they got her in there. She was taken to the ER and given additional diphenhydramine and was observed until approximately midnight, when she said she was discharged. Follow up was completed the following day, and she had improved dramatically. She was still feeling a bit weak, but no longer had any issues breathing.

I began experiencing side effect about 7 hours after I got my second dose of the moderna vaccine. The side effects included: Full body chills, joint aches that did not allow me to sleep, headache, lightheaded ness, cramping

I?ve had a weird pressure feeling on the left front of my face, sinus-like pressure that also effects my left eye and dizziness, tiredness to accompany it. tried to take ibuprofen and Tylenol to help it, it didn?t help

Vaccine was administered into the subacromial space/joint of right shoulder instead of deltoid muscle. Patient presents on 1/27/2021 after onset of pain, decreased ROM ongoing since administration. I was able to visualize ecchymotic area where vaccine was administered and patient has photo evidence. The physician responsible for the vaccine administration needs to be retrained on where to give deltoid muscle IM injections and to avoid the extremities where recent surgeries occurred (patient had right shoulder labrum repair in October 2020)

After the first dose of Moderna on 1/2/21, i experienced extreme fatigue and nauseousness, migraine, and tenderness in my left arm. Almost immediately after receiving the second does of Moderna on 1/30/21, i experienced extreme dizziness, headache, nauseousness, chills and whole body shakes.

Received vaccine 2/2/21 at 9 PM, began feeling major pain and swelling at injection site at around 12 AM. Took 500 mg Tylenol On 2/3/21 around 3 PM began feeling extremely fatigued and had a migraine. At around 5 PM began feeling nauseous and dizzy and at around 7 PM began to have body aches. Took temperature later at 11 PM and got 100.8 F. Believe I had above 101 earlier in the day. Took 1000 mg tylenol before bed. Throughout the night woke up multiple times drenched in sweat and had hot and cold chills. Arm pain is getting better though.

Nausea, headache, light headed, and fatigued. all in morning when first woke up at 6:30ish am. Lasted throughout the day until about 3 pm.

Student received second dose Moderna yesterday (2/4), today (2/5) developed nausea and lightheadedness and had a syncopal episode. Seen and evaluated at clinic. Recovered and no further concerns.

states had 2nd covid vaccine yesterday, had waves of N yesterday; fever, aches chills overnight, took Tylenol overnight, took melatonin around 12 pm due to difficulty falling asleep this am woke, took temp -was 99.3, went to bathroom and urinated and then got in shower, felt a little nauseous and starting loosing vision , then fell hitting head on R side

Patient is a 19yo female presenting to the ED with chest pain. Patient received her second Moderna vaccine two days. Since then she has been having symptoms of chills and myalgias. This morning she had severe chest pain in the middle of her chest. It made it difficult to breathe. Patient had no side effects from 1st dose of vaccine and denies any symptoms prior to receiving 2nd dose.

Systemic: Other- Pt stated blurry vision, Full UE numbness and LE numbness, flacid, BP 100/50, cool, clammy, sob, dizziness. Lasted 1 day

I was high in fever, I could not walk without my vision being blurry and dizzy. After the 2 does it took a week before my fever and symptoms went away however before that happened I could not walk I was literally tied to my bed if I walked I would have to hold on to something my leg strength was gone.

At 6pm on Feb 19, I was very cold no matter how many layers of clothing I put on. Around 8pm I started getting chills and a headache. Around 10pm I almost fainted going up the stairs (I turned white and felt the blood drain from my face, I got very dizzy and had to sit down with supervision). I woke up at 12:30am and had a fever of 101 F and took some acetometaphine to hopefully lower my fever. I checked my temperature again at 8:30am this morning (feb 20) and was at 99.5 F and a slight headache.

After the patient had waited her 15 minutes she got up to leave; on the way to the door she said she began to feel weak, have slow reaction, dizziness, and felt warm to the touch. She cam back in side the room and we had a nurse assess her, her BP and heart rate were a little elevated. We gave her some water and had her sit for some extra time while we talked to her. She has a child hood trauma regarding vaccine and had just had a major panic attack before and during her vaccination. We were all pretty sure she had just worked her self up and was not feeling well because of that and she said as much herself. After about 15-20 more minutes her BP and heart rate were back to normal and although still feeling a little weak she was ready to go home with her mother.

Approximately 36 hours after the second vaccine the patient began to experience palpitations, tachycardia, shortness of breath, dizziness and left arm/scapula pain.

Patient felt dizzy and clammy just after receiving injection. Patient was very nervous about receiving shot. Conditioning started getting worse with chills and almost fainting. Called 911 and patient was taken to ER along with her mother for treatment. Patient was alert and and talking at all times. Followed up with later in the day and she indicated doctor treated patient and released from unspecified hospital. Mother said patient is doing fine.

About 5 min after the pt received her shot she stated the did not feel well. Pt was very pale the pt did pass out for a second and came back around on her own. Took her pulse and we took her BP 113/67 76. She was taken down to the ED for monitoring Dizziness, Headache, Lightheadedness, Loss of consciousness, Weakness, tachycardia flushing, tachycardia. Lip swelling 4 hrs after second Moderna Covid vaccine

Pt started to feel dizzy, unable to see, and having a difficult time breathing. Pharmacist assessed her and administered an 0.3mg of epi. Pt started to feel better. When EMS arrived pt still conscious and aware. SO2 was 97. They took her to continue care.

Syncope/Collapse 20 minutes after receiving the vaccine I was in AFIB and had a heart rate of 150, hospitalized overnight. Been dealing with high HR ever since, which has hindered my ability to run and train at my normal level. Had to wear a heart monitor for two weeks. Followed up with my cardiologist; have to get an echocardiogram done and then an electrophysiology test/heart cath done in the near future.

The day of the vaccine, Pt had a weird feeling and sat down. She did some breathing exercises but she started breathing faster, leaned over & fell & hit her head slightly. She started jerking for about a minute but she used her magnet and it started to bring her out of it. The very next day, she had 2 more seizures, within a 30 min period, & similar episodes.

AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE PT. FELT LIGHT HEADED, SHE SAT DOWN AND APPROACHED PHARMACY AND ASKED IF SHE SHOULD FEEL COLD AND SWEATY. SHE THEN PASSED OUT AND GINGERLY FELL TO THE FLOOR. PHARMACIST RAN OUT TO ASSIST, ELEVATED LEGS AND SPOKE TO HER, SHE WAS SEMICONSCIOUS. PHARMACY WAS INSTRUCTED TO GRAB ICE PACK AND QUICKLY DID. ICE WAS APPLIED TO PT. WRIST AND SHE IMMEDIATELY REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS. PT. WAS INSTRUCTED TO REMAIN ON FLOOR AND CONTINUED CONVERSATION TO MEASURE ALERTNESS. AFTER A FEW MINUTES SHE SAID SHE FELT FINE. PHARMACIST AND ASSISTED HER TO CHAIR, AND SHE REMAINED FOR 20 MORE MINUTES. DISCUSSED IF SHE HAD ANY INJURIED FROM FALL. SHE SAID SHE FELT FINE. PTS LEFT WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO CONTACT PHARMACY OR SEEK MEDICAL HELP IF ANY REOCCURRENCE.

Patient reported feeling lightheaded then became pallor, slumped over in chair, and lost consciousness for approx. 30 sec. Given known peanut allergy, administered 0.3mg epi immediately and placed in supine position with legs on chair. Upon regaining consciousness was alert and oriented, BP 101/59, HR 62, T 36.2, SPO2 99%. Reports no difficulty breathing or respiratory compromise. Called 911 and remained with patient until EMS arrive. Patient felt well and at baseline and did not want to pursue going to hospital. Friend will drive her home today. Agreed to see PCP prior to next dose of vaccine.

Patient was found on the ground laying on the right side. Patient stated she fainted about 5 mins after the vaccine and hit her head. Denies pain to head and back. C/O dizziness and lightheadedness. History of fainting with blood draw. VSS. BG 114. Patient stated she felt better after laying down so we sat her up and gave her a snack. As soon as she finished snack, patient c/o dizziness and lightheadness. Patient was laid back down on the ground. EMS was called.

PATIENT FAINTED UPON STANDING IMMEDIATELY AFTER RECEIVING SHOT. REMAINED UNCONCIOUS FOR A FEW SECONDS. CONTACTED 911 SINCE PATIENT HIT HER HEAD WHEN SHE FELL. WAS ABLE TO WALK HERSELF OUT AFTERWARDS.

Mild frontal headache. Subtle lightheadedness. Patient was given a bottle of water, box of orange juice, and recommended to take a dose of Acetaminophen.

Migraine begin around 2pm Dizziness begin around 3:30-ish pm Took ibuprofen and limiting time standing or walking around

Our patient received her shot and stayed in the pharmacy area for 15 minutes and was released. Fifteen minutes late she returned to the pharmacy says she was dizzy and nauseated. We had her sit in the pharmacy for about 20 minutes at whichn time she said she felt better and was ready to go. We had one of our pharmacists walk her but she became dizzy and nauseated again and had to sit down. At this time she said she was hot and very light headed and her vision was starting to get blurry. A minute or so lefter that she sat up in her chair and stopped breathing and started to fall off. One of our pharmacists caugt her and at point she went into convulsions and started gagging and could not breath. 911 was called at this time and an Epi pen was administered. The convulsions stopped 30 seconds afer the Epi and her breathing eazed. The EmT's arrived with in 10 minutes and took her to local emergency room. Our pharmacist called the emergency room about a hour later and they said that She wwas doing well.

My arm really hurts, it feels like I got beat with a bat. It swelled a little too and feels hard to touch. I cannot love my arm without it hurting. I?m also really tired

Seizure started at 1644, stopped at 1646, emesis, followed by dizziness. Ambulance called, patient taken to hospital, A/Ox4 upon transfer with reported dizziness present still, vitals stable: 122/80, HR: 78, 97% saturation on room air.

Patient received the vaccine and started feeling faint. She then became dizzy and a code green was called. RN SUPERVISOR and Paramedics arrived right away. Patient was laid down on a cot and paramedics intervened at the scene.

patient became light head and dizzy after her covid imz. ems was notified and patient was taken to local hospital. i called patient at 2:30pm and she was released and doing fine.

Pt vaccinated by RN, Pt observed by LVN. Pt observed at 0943 s/s nausea, paleness, dizziness. Vital signs : BP 91/62, pulse 50, R 24, T 96.5 O2 Sat 99%. Reassessed vital signs at 10:00: BP 102/66 , P 79, O2 sat 99 .

12:55- patient recieved first Moderna vaccine 13:30 - patient c/o lightheaded and feeling like she was going to pass out. Patient taken to treatment room 13:34 BP 50/30 Hr 56 down to 40, Sa)2 99% on RA - 0.3 mg epi IM x 1 , patient pale and diaphoretic, EMS phoned 13:36 BP 110/70, HR 78,99% RA, patient responsive and reported improvement in symptoms. 13:38 BP 100/70, HR 86, 98% RA. Denies any respiratory distress

Syncopal Episode - VSS Fell from chair, hit L forehead. Ice applied, large swollen red knot noted. Medic called to ER for evaluation.

C/O dizziness. BP 77/64, pulse 74, O2 Sat 100% on RA. Encouraged to stay for additional Observation & agreed. Sat in chair with feet elevated & had water to drink. Symptoms resolved, BP 88/62, Pulse 77, & O2 sat 100%. Encouraged to follow up with ER, Urgent Care, & Primary Physician. Verbalized Understanding. Awake, Alert, & Oriented.

immediate symptoms included: cough, dizziness, nausea/vomiting, diaphoresis, confusion/disorientation, numbness back of the tongue and itchy/dry throat, blushed face. while in the ED: continued with acute symptoms plus developed a headache

I got my shot, sat down, and was reading through the information that the clinic provided me. A few minutes after, I noticed my right arm was getting warm, but I thought I was being paranoid (placebo effect). I began to feel nauseated. About another 5 minutes after feeling warm and nauseous, my ears began to ring and my vision went white. I was cold but sweating. I have passed out a handful of times before for various reasons, so I knew what was happening. I tried to signal to a volunteer from my seat that I needed help, but I ended up laying on the ground by my chair before someone came over. Once I laid down, the attention of the volunteers and nurses was on me. Three came over to assist me. They held my legs up, kept a hand on my wrist for a pulse, and fetched water. I talked myself through the dizziness and ringing in my ears. They put a cold rag on my forehead and had smelling salts on hand. Once I began to feel better, they helped me slowly sit up, and eventually helped me stand up and get into a chair. They kept a close eye on me for the next 30 minutes to make sure I didn?t have any other reactions.

feeling hot, sweating, dizziness, blurred vision, paleness, darkening of vision, nausea. Patient was given cold compress on back of neck. symptoms began improving. Patient leaned forward to put head in friends lap. She communicated her symptoms clearly the entire time. Patient fully recovered.

I received my second dose of the COVID 19 Moderna vaccine on Tuesday morning. By Tuesday night I started to have virtually every side effect that Moderna listed including; fatigue, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, chills, nausea and vomiting, and extreme fever. The next morning as I woke up in attempt tp get ready for work, I was not feeling any better and began to feel light headed, and felt the need to vomit. As I had the feeling of needing to vomit, I turned to do so and fainted. From accounts by my family, I was told I woke up, and quickly passed out a second time. As I was awoken, there was probably a minute before I fainted for a third time. All three times I was told I lost consciousness. I was awoken and by that point my family had contacted emergency responders. Paramedics arrived and took all necessary vitals. I did not pass out after that third time. As I expected all side effects Moderna listed, I did not expect to feel as bad as I did and I thought it was worth reporting what happened to be the next day. It caused a panic and I was scared and nervous as I was unsure why that was happening. I've tried to look up articles and links between passing out and the vaccine and all I can find is people fainting as they get the vaccine (which is common for any shot) but nothing for fainting that long after the vaccine was administered. I just wanted to report my incident.

Patient experienced just lightheadedness after receiving the vaccine within 15 minutes after receiving the vaccine. No swelling; no rash; no bronchospasms; no trouble breathing. Patient laid down and drank some water. Patient felt better and left after 15 minutes of resting and gathering herself. When checking up on the patient, she stated that she generally gets lightheaded after any vaccination. Patient was offered water on site, monitored, and felt fine afterwards.

About 15 minutes after receiving the vaccine, teammate went to stand up and got dizzy. Pt advised to sit back down and wait a bit. RN out to assess pt and again pt was ok sitting but upon standing noted wobbly and asked to sit back down. She did complain of dizziness at this time with some slight shortness of breath. BP noted in 120's with several checks, diastolic BP noted in 70's with heart rate noted 90-110 which per pt elevated HR normal for pt. At this time she did state that she was having some cardiac workup completed and just had on that was removed on 23rd March. At this time pt was brought back to treatment floor for further evaluation with ambulation assistance by RN. Pt was placed on oxygen 2 liters. BP's remained normal in 120's and HR as well between 90-100. Each time pt felt ok and went to stand she became dizzy and noted wobbly thus asked to sit but BP's remained normal. Pt states she ate some cucumbers and another fruit prior to coming. Pt at 1230 up to restroom with noted vomiting. After vomiting pt stated she was feeling much better. BP noted 124/84 temp 98.1 with c/o of n/v but no other symptoms while in restroom. Left arm noted some patchy redness after pt was itching the arm. At this time pt was given Benadryl 25 mg 2 tablets PO. Continued to monitor pt for about 30 minutes with redness subsiding on her arm, while all vitals remained stable. At this time pt was eager to leave and head home. at 1300 BP noted at 119/73 HR at 100. All symptoms subsided and while pt was standing no wobbling noted. Dr. was phoned and notified of the event as he is the medical director. Pt was given RN number to call when she arrived home.

Rec'd first covid vaccine at 11:04 am on 4/6/21. At 11:18am, experienced itchy throat, throat swelling, difficulty swallowing, dizziness and diaphoresis. Rec'd epipen 0.3mg in R thigh at 11:19am with positive effect. Transferred to ED for follow-up.

Strong dissociation right afterwards Migraine, fever, extreme injection site pain, and weak limbs/lightheadedness the morning after

I had some extreme symptoms after my vaccine. Right after I got the vaccine, I had some soreness which didn't worry me. But then as the day went on, I got a fever of 103F and extreme body aches. I could barely sleep or get out of bed. I was very dizzy and very weak. I had chills and sweats. I was either really cold or really hot, no in between. I was fatigued for a week after the vaccine. I had shortness of breath and I got my vaccine on a Friday and was sick throughout the entire weekend until Tuesday.

Extremely sick feeling, dizzy and seeing stars/everything fuzzy for a short period of time, urge to throw up, dry heaving, burning sense in the face.

Patient reported dizziness, assessment completed, vitals taken SBP noted to be elevated. Symptoms of resolved SBP decreased after it was taken a second time. Patient referred to PCP for evaluation for further elevated blood pressure evaluation.

Patient received 2nd Moderna vaccine. Patient felt lightheaded and fainted 5 minutes after getting the vaccine. Firefighters and patient's mother brought her outside the observation room for more privacy and sat patient down on a chair with her head tilted down, and patient regained consciousness within 1 to 2 minutes. Patient's blood pressure and pulse were both low and patient stated she couldn't hear out of her left ear. Firefighters decided to call the ambulance and send the patient to the nearest emergency room. I followed up with the patient the next day on 4/10/2021. Patient stated she had a vasovagal response to the injection and received IV fluids at the emergency room. Patient stated it was very unexpected and she had ate before coming to the clinic. She has not felt lightheaded or faint since the incident and is experiencing flu-like symptoms from the vaccine and has been taking Tylenol for it.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA. Sever nausea, dizziness, light headed, pain at the site. Staying stationary helps.

At 0835 client received the modern vaccine. 0842 client complained of feeling lightheaded. Client was pale. Client was placed in wheelchair and taken to post-vac area for vitals and observation. Father with client at time of incident. 0844 client was placed in position with feet up in the wheelchair. Client had verbalized during receiving any vaccine she usually has the same episodes and usually brings chocolate chips to eat to prevent this. 0853 BP: 90/60 P: 73 Sp02:99 RA. 0858 pt moved from floor to sitting position. pt denied any dizziness upon ambulation. BP:92/62 P: 65 Sp02 100% RA. pt denied any further issues A&O x4. Symptoms resolved approx 16 min after initial episode. Father will be driving patient home. No further treatment needed, pt left 09:15.

I administered Moderna COVID-19 vaccination to patient. I advised patient to wait 15 minutes post vaccination. Patient was sitting in post vaccination waiting area chair. Approximately 10 minutes after vaccination, patient's mother alerted us for assistance. Patient was slumped over in chair and had fainted. Patient was pale and had complained of dizziness to her mother prior to passing out. Responded to patient and helped patient to the floor to avoid hitting her head. Called 911. Patient responded and woke up. Had patient continue laying on floor until EMS arrived. EMS took patient's blood pressure and blood sugar. No significant medical history or known allergies. No history of passing out after vaccinations. Patient said she had not eaten yet today. Patient's blood pressure was low and EMS indicated that patient was dehydrated.

Patient was very nervous upon receiving vaccine and told immunizing tech that she had previously fainted upon donating blood. Immediately after receiving the shot, she said she felt like fainting. Her mother walked her to the observation chair for monitoring. She fainted and her mother along with two grocery associates went to hold her from falling off the chair. Two paramedics who happened to be a few feet away came to assist and took her vitals. Other medics arrived and took her to the hospital.

I woke up the day after my second shot completely weak and felt very feverish. I got out of bed and tried to eat yogurt, but felt nauseous and got lightheaded so I had to sit down. I drank some tea and water and went back to bed for 4 hours. I woke up again and still felt terrible and could not even walk short distances without getting very pale, sweaty, and my vision having spots. I feel chills, a headache, and have been lying down all day. I am most concerned about passing out and becoming unconscious. I called the Wellness Center and they said to just lie down and stay hydrated

117/70 PULSE 97 C/O SHARP CHEST PAIN UPPER RIGHT CHEST AND DOWN RIGHT ARM AT 15MIN MARK. LAID DOWN ON COT AND 911 CALLED. ADMITTED TO HAVING ANXIETY ABOUT THE SHOT. ABLE TO MOVE FINGER ON RIGHT ARM BUT STATES SHE CANNOT FEEL HER FINGERS. DENIES SOB. BP AFTER 5 MINUTES BP 116/71 PULSE 94. RIGHT ARM AND HAND WARM TO TOUCH AND STATED SHE FELT ME TOUCH HER. RADIAL PULSE RIGHT WRIST GOOD. C/O DIZZINESS. PATIENT IS DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED. CAREGIVER STATES PATIENT AGREES TO ALL QUESTIONS. C/O STOMACH PAIN, DENIES NAUSEA. B/P AFTER 10 MINUTES 115/72 P 92 DENIES SOB. RATES CHEST PAIN ON A 0-10 AT A 10. STATES STILL CANNNOT FEEL FINGERS. PARAMEDICS ARRIVED AND HOOKED PATIENT UP TO A 12 LEAD YIELDING NORMAL RESULTS. PATIENT DID NOT GO TO THE HOSPITAL WITH PARAMEDICS.

Within the 7 min of the waiting period the patient felt lightheaded and had some visual disturbances. She came to the pharmacy and sat on the floor and when asked she explained what happened. She was told to lay down with feet elevated and she felt a bit better. She asked for water and she felt better. She laid down for 15 minutes and said she could leave but we asked her to stay seated and see how she feels and then after another 15 minutes she said she is fine and left and after an hour called to let us know she is feeling fine.

Severe vertigo day of and day after Continued dizziness since vaccination 2 seizures on 4/13/2021, taken to Hospital via ambulance

Pt was seen in the Emergency Room for syncope and a fall. Pt had to receive 2 liters of IV fluids, an EKG and multiple labs over the course of 4 hours.

A few minutes after getting the vaccine she started getting light-headed, nauseous, sweats, and blurred vision prior to getting up and informing the pharmacy staff. Pharmacist gave water. She had turned a yellow color. Mother gave liquid Benadryl - adult dose. Epi was offered - but not use. Decided to see if Benadryl got her back to normal. After the sweat she got chilled. Waited at the pharmacy for about an hour as her color came back to normal. Had pharmacists take her blood pressure prior to leaving. It was 106/70. Which would be close to her normal range. Pharmacist initially had trouble getting pulse and blood pressure but was also using the same arm the vaccination was put into. Pharmacist got that blood pressure off the alternate arm. She went to lunch with Mother afterwards. Mother stayed with her until around 4:00 p.m. Shot was around 12:30 p.m. She went to sleep when she got back to her dorm and missed evening class. She has not noted any other side effects other than the tiredness, but she is a college student that's known to have low iron, was on her period, that just went through a trauma event that probably would have jumped her adrenaline, and she was giving some liquid Benadryl. I'm sure any one of those could keep the fatigue. There was a call put into the doctor but she's procrastinating on getting back to them. No rash or difficulty breathing was noticed.

patient felt dizzy and nauseous then she vomited about 20 minutes after receiving the vaccine. Afterwards she was under observation for another 20 minutes and she decided to go to the urgent care

Patient was given Moderna shot #1 by pharmacist. She was waiting her 15 minutes afterwards and she fainted in her chair and then fell out of her chair. There was no loss of consciousness. She does not know if she hit her head or not. She was on the ground and we got her leaning up against the wall sitting down. She said she was not feeling well before she fainted (did not report to staff) and then she did not remember passing out. She felt nauseous and hot/clammy afterwards.

Pt began to feel light headed and dizzy immediately following vaccination. Vaccinator had pt lay on the floor with legs elevated. Assessed by EMT on site. Allowed to recover then offered water and food. Observed post vaccination and allowed to go home with parent.

About 5 min after orient got vaccinated. Pt complains of lightheaded, nauseous, felt faint and felt like she?s about to pass out. Patient requested to have her vitals taken. Paramedics responded. Vitals stable.

Vasovagal Syncope w/Subsequent Head Injury - Approximately 10 minutes after vaccination, the patient sustained sudden onset of lightheadedness and lost consciousness. Fell from seated position in her chair to floor. Sustained contusion/abrasion injuries to left periorbital region. Appropriate clinical actions undertaken and IVF started. Patient stabilized and transferred to ER via EMS.

dizziness, vomiting, fever above 101, headache, feeling like hands are on fire, rash on body, flushed skin, weakness in limbs, fatigue, problems breathing, fast heart rate

Moderna COVID 19 vaccine EUA 2 days after receiving vaccine, my daughter experienced vomiting and nausea. 3 days later she had typical side effects including fever, chills, headache, nausea PLUS vertigo. 1 week later and she still has vertigo and headache.

Patient was given her first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Patient had stated that she had felt lightheaded when she was given 4 vaccines at one time in the past. We advised patient to remain seated for 15 minutes for monitoring. Patient felt more comfortable standing next to her seated sister, who had also received the vaccine. The sister said the patient had told her she started feeling lightheaded and walked over to sit down on the other chair. Once seated, per the sister, the patient slumped to the floor and started shaking. At this point, we were alerted, but after a few seconds, the shaking had stopped and the patient was fully alert. The patient was unaware of what had happened. We called 911 and paramedics came to assess the patient. The patient remained seated on the ground until paramedics arrived. The paramedics assessed her vitals and everything was normal. The paramedics were comfortable with the patient going home with her sister, but upon standing up, the patient felt lightheaded again. At this point, the paramedics thought it would be best for the patient to be monitored at the hospital. The patient agreed to be taken to for further monitoring.

Within 5 minutes after receiving vaccine, patient indicated that it felt like her whole body was on fire and she felt faint. She was already seated for observation following the dose. An Epi-Pen and ammonia inhalants were removed from the emergency kit for possible use. Pt stated she was not having difficulty breathing and no closing of her throat. The ammonia inhalant helped the patient focus and she stated that it made her feel better. Pharmacy staff called 911 and the EMS crew arrived in approximately 5 minutes. They evaluated the patient and transported her to the local emergency room. A couple of hours later the patient called and said she had been discharged and was doing well. While in the emergency room she broke out in hives and was given epinephrine and benadryl per her conversation. Later her father came to the pharmacy and confirmed the same. She will see her primary care doctor on Monday.

Patient states pain at injection site beginning the day after injection. Pain has moved from the left arm to shoulder and then to the neck. Patient is also experiencing dizziness.

Patient reports today for second dose of Moderna vaccination. No known reaction to first dose of vaccine. During observation patient lost consciousness 5 minutes post injection, tipping over backwards and hitting head on the floor. Patient was unresponsive with strong pulse. Emergency response was activated and smelling salts were administered. Patient came to after smelling salts were given. While patient was coming to, mild seizing was noted. Patient noted headache after coming to. Emergency services arrived for extended assistance prior to releasing patient.

Redness, mild swelling around site where Inject-Safe? Barrier Bandages was applied, itchiness in the site where bandage had been and beyond it, moderate fatigue, mild lightheadedness

Dizzy , hot, flush. Recent issues with pancreas, RT gallbladder. Patient has been in and out of hospital as well as pain medications. Father reported "better now" and not on pain RX. Anxiety in fear of past medical history and getting injection in which she is unsure it might trigger a medical reaction. Extra EMT arrived. R/T she didn't know if she wanted to go to ER. Patient discharged home with her father @14:10 p.m.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted shortly after recieving the first dose of Moderna.

The patient fainted as soon as she got the immunization/Moderna 1st dose and fall down to the side of the chair she was sitting. She regained consciousness after a few seconds and sat down on the floor, she had mild seizure for a few seconds before she regained consciousness. She had no headache and her breathing was normal. She told she has no history of seizures. She told she was feeling fine. But after a few minutes she told she was feeling dizzy again, so we called the paramedics and she was taken to the hospital. I called and left message for patient to follow up with her.

Patient after immunization felt dizzy and nauseated. start sweeting and fingers became stiff. She said I didn't have breakfast and recently worked a lot of shifts. After measuring her blood pressure and giving some candy and water she felt better and sat for half an hour to make sure she is fine before leaving.

Pt felt lightheaded, dizzy, and nauseous approximately 5 minutes after receiving her vaccine. She was observed for a few minutes before being moved to a wheelchair and an IV line was put in through her RIGHT forearm. Pt was unable to keep her eyes open and had difficulty responding to questions. Paramedics arrived approximately 10 minutes later for transport.

4/28 @ 4 pm day of vaccine, lower back achy & stabbing pain, like laying on nails. 1 hour later progressed to include middle back, by 6 pm entire back to base of neck in pain & stabbing pain would focus on 3-4 spots and move around. Fever 99.8 @7:23 pm, 100.5 @ 7:46. Bad chills all evening. Advil taken. 4/29 back pain improved when fever decreased but worsened as fever increased. Advil & later tylenol. Hot & then cold throughout day. By 1 pm, back pain just middle & lower back, by 5 pm just lower back, woke on 4/30 and back pain gone. Arm pain at injection site began 2 hours after vaccine, couldn't raise arm more than 2 ft from legs, pain better but still persists.

About roughly two weeks after receiving this vaccine I had a migraine. I had never had a migraine before so I went to urgent care, where they told me it would probably go away in a couple of days. It didn't, and I was having a whole horde of visual symptoms (floaters, flashing lights, photophobia, visual aura) so I went to Mass Eye and Ear ER about a week later. They did an examination of my eyes and told me it was all okay, and most likely due to a migraine. I assumed it would go away once more, but never did, with the symptoms continuing to become more frequent/severe. While the actual migraine part (head hurting to specify) would come and go, my visual symptoms never subsided. And despite MEE saying my vision was actually 20/15, so I could still objectively see fine, it was just not normal. I started to have vertigo, and more visual auras (a plain green line in my vision for a couple of minutes), and with these symptoms going on for about two weeks at this point, I went to an urgent care appointment at MGH, through my doctor. They administered some migraine medication (sumatriptan and zofran), but my visual symptoms did not improve. I was then sent to MGH er. They tested me for a whole myriad of things, as well as administering an MRI/MRA of the brain, and MRI of the spine, as well as performing a spinal tap, none of which yielded any significant findings. Many of my visual symptoms still persist, and the headache part, as well as vertigo, comes and goes. It has been almost a month since receiving the first dose and I am waiting to see if symptoms improve with the second. While it is obviously unclear as to whether this happened due to the vaccine or due to a third unknown factor, considering these symptoms developed roughly around the time you allegedly start to gain a significant immunity to COVID, and that no medical professionals have been able to find a clear reason for them, I feel as though it is possible and likely. (Also, I had previously had COVID, testing positive Jan 18th 2021, if that's of any relevance).

Pt said that in the past she has fainted in the past with other vaccines. Pt was also currently fasting which probably contributed to the episode. Patient was given vaccine and felt fine immediately afterwards, she sat in our immunization room for a few minutes before standing. She then walked to our "waiting area" and sat down. About 5 minutes after, she said she felt dizzy and asked for water. We asked her to sit and would bring her water. Pharmacist (reporter for VAERS) brought water out to her and she fainted in her presence. Pharmacist kept patient upright to prevent her from sliding to the floor. Patient said she has lost vision (was just a bright light). By this point the paramedics have already been called. Patient was feeling much better by the time paramedics came, but they still wanted to check her out to make sure everything was ok. Patient had a long drive back home so not sure what the outcome was.

A minute after receiving vaccine, became dizzy. Three minutes later stated her throat was itching and her tongue was swelling. EpiPen (own) administered at that time (10:41am) and transferred to local hospital at 11:05am.

Patient arrived to receive 2nd dose of Moderna on 5/5/2021 at 10:18. five minutes into the 15 minute post COVID vaccine administration monitoring, patient started experiencing side effects: 10:23:Patient reported dizziness, lightheadedness, became pale and clamy, with nausea. Patient request water and was given 16 oz water bottle. Patient reports that she did not eat breakfast, has no hx of allergies, and has hx of anemia. Patient currently taking Iron and B complex supplements. BP 52/33 P 53 o2 Sat 91% on RA. Patient took a bite of a brownie. 1025: medical response team arrived. Patient assisted to laying position with feet elevated. 10:28: Pulse 64, Pulse ox 91% on RA 10:30: Verbal order received to assess blood glucose. BS 79, BP 88/58 P 62. Denies nausea 10:33 Verbal order received to give Glucose 4g Tab by mouth on-time. Patient consented. 10/35: Patient denies nausea, denies dizziness, skin is dry and skin color is normal for ethnicity. BP 92/61 P 81 o2 Sat 98% on RA 1036: reassessed patient. Patient continues to improve. monitor patient for 10 more minutes in flat position then assist patient to sitting position for an additional 15 minutes and continue to monitor. 10:40: BS 118 1041: 96/64 P 70 O2 sat 98% on RA 1046: Patient assisted to sitting position and reported light dizziness. BP 87/57 P 65, o2 sat 94% on RA. Patient drank 8 oz. of water. 1051: BP 86/58, P 70 o2 sat 93% on RA. Denies Dizziness 1052: reassessing patient. Patient denies dizziness, denies lightheadedness, denies nauseouosness, skin dry and skin color normal. Patient to be monitored for an additional 12 minutes. If continued progress patient is ok to go home. Patient has driver present at this time. Patient encouraged to change positions slowly, continue to hydrate, eat meals. If issues arise and continue patient encouraged to contact her PCP or visit closes urgent care or ER. Patient verbalized understanding.

VR described dizziness and light headedness. VR presented diaphoretic and pale minutes after vaccination. no hx of syncope with vaccinations in past.

Patient fell from her chair about 15 minutes after vaccination. Patient was alert and conscious and was able to communicate with us. She asked for water cause she was thirsty before fall . Left a message for patient on voicemail to see how she was doing. Hoping to get a call back from patient. Patient refused to go to the hospital and said she was fine

Patient felt lightheaded and dizzy after receiving the vaccine. Patient was told to sit down and lost consciousness on the way to the chair. Patient did not fall or hit the ground, pharmacist on duty caught patient and sat her down. EMS was called and patient came to a few seconds later. Vitals were taken and patient was given water, she was released to go home and no hospitalization was required.

04/26/2021 got the shot. An hour later, I had shortness of breath. Kept persisting throughout the week and worsened. On sunday, 05/02/2021 between the hours of 12AM to 2AM, my shortness of breath got worse to the point where I could not breathe. In general, I felt my back and chest tighten. I could only breathe (faintly) to survive. If I took any deeper breaths, my back and chest would hurt even more. As time progressed, My right neck got stiff. Then right my jaw got stiff. Then the right side of my head got stiff. Eventually, the whole right side of my body was numb -- I could move it still but it was still numb and stiff. This happened simultaneously with the breathing issues. This entire time, my whole was tensing, it felt like I could feel my veins while it rushed blood. It was terrible. I thought I was going to die. I did not know which breath would be my last, because every breath got worse and worse. I went to sleep around 2AM and I would periodically wake up. When I'd wake, the pain still persisted. It never went away. Eventually I got up to go to work around 8AM, the right side of my body wasn't as numb and the breathing wasn't as bad, but you could still tell there was an issue. This issue persisted throughout the day. As of now, these issues are not as persistent, but at least once a day, I still feel the effect. It sucks. A nurse called me (working at the urgent care I gave information about) , on 05/03/2021 saying if I was going to see a primary doctor. I told her that I have an appointment with one on 05/10/2021. She said that though they called me on 05/02/2021 towards the end of the day and told me everything was fine, that they looked a little deeper and realized that the shape of my cells were weird and that when I go to my primary doctor, they'd be able to access my information. This is of a complete shock because the shape of my cells were never weird before. This happened as a result of the covid-19 vaccine. This is reaction must be put into the VAERS system.

Patient was given shot and mother reported patient was not feeling well about 5 minutes after shot was given. When asked, patient had some dizziness, skin was a different tone of color (per mother), and stated that they were breathing rapidly. Beverage was given to patient and ED called.

Pt was nervous before the vaccine (visibly shaking legs), counted down injection as requested by patient. Asked if it was done without realizing vaccine was complete. Pt was sturdy upon standing and said she felt well. She made it to the chair in the designated area in front of the pharmacy. Approximately 3-5 minutes later patient raised her arm to get the attention of the staff. Said she felt funny. Vaccinating pharmacist went out to determine what was wrong. Patient said she felt faint and dizzy as well as felt nauseous. Patient spit up clear saliva inbetween dry heaving. We were able to give her paper towels and some water after her episode of spitting up. Approximately 5 to 7 minutes later she said she felt better but still had some faintness and a tingling sensation in her arms and fingers. Had patient stay for 20 minutes after she said she was feeling better. No more shaking, nausea, or faintness. She felt her normal self after the 20 minutes and her mother was with her to drive her home. Explained to patient that VAERS report would be submitted.

At 10:00 pm I started with a stomach ache (12 hrs after my vaccine). By 10:05 pm I was experiencing nausea, vomiting and diarrhea. Within 10 minutes, my face had swollen up, my eyes were swollen and red, and my hands, feet and chest had hives. Paramedics were called and arrived 5 minutes later. At this time I was barely able to walk, was still vomiting and having diarrhea, and was shaking. They put me in the ambulance and took me to a 24hr emergency clinic. In the ambulance, I was given saline, epinephrine, Benadryl and nausea meds. I stayed under observation until 3 am. I was released to go home at that time. Since then I have only experienced weakness and nausea.

After receiving shot (2nd Moderna COVID-19), almost immediately patient complained of dizziness. Patient then lost all bodily control, almost felt off vaccination chair. Patient appears pale and lost consciousness. Patient was then slowly helped to the ground then all of a sudden patient started to have involuntary muscular twitching almost like she was having a seizure. Immediately I asked to call for paramedic. A waiting patient, who is a law enforcement officer assisted to help patient the floor. Then unpredictably patient sat quickly up and regained consciousness and appeared confused like she had no memory what had just happen. Paramedics did not come as patient had quickly felt better and was able to communicate proficiently. Her breathing was normal. No dizziness reported after. Patient was moved to waiting area and sat down in chair and I took her blood pressure. Blood pressure was normal 112/72. Requested patient to wait for a total of 30 minutes for monitoring. Blood pressure retaken after 10 minutes normal again . Patient was able to walk away by herself without assistance. I gave patient a call for a well being check at 3pm today and patient insisted she feels normal. Encourage patient to be evaluated by her primary care provider.

"Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA" exacerbation of pre-existing pain in damaged nerves, headache, nausea and vomiting, dizziness, intense thirst, light sensitivity, fatigue, joint pain

Fatigue, dizziness, tight chest, nausea, diarrhea, and headache on 05/12/2021. Fatigue, dizziness, nausea, diarrhea, and headache on 05/13/2021.

Patient received the vaccine and asked to sit down to wait for 15 minute observation period. Pharmacy staff heard the patient fall and hit the ground. Pharmacist, reached patient first followed by pharmacist. Patient was visualized on the ground with eyes open. Visualized the patient's neck bent backwards and muscles rigid including neck and arms. Went to get cold compress while stayed with the patient. At the same time, 911 was contacted by the pharmacy staff and a fire fighter in the pharmacy area was brought over to assist. Assisted the patient to a sitting position and noticed her pupils to be dilated. Returned with cold compress for neck and forehead. Went to get cold water while comforted the patient. Fire fighters present took the patient's vitals and blood sugar and all was within normal limits. Further questions with the patient found that she had not eaten breakfast or lunch that day. She also indicated that she had passed out before at a concert while dehydrated in the past. She had not passed out or reacted to any previous injections or vaccines.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Additional Details: 5 minutes after taking the vaccine and while the pt was seated in the waiting area .The pt has complained of headache and dizziness also feeling like throwing up , pharmacist asked the pt the followings :1- to take the jacket off to check for any skin reactions and none were observed . 2- if the pt has any diffuculty breathing or swallowing and pt denied any symtoms The mother asked the pharmacist to call 911 and emergency prcedures were followed. paramedics arrived few minutes later

I got my depo shot a week and a day after I got my 2nd dose of the vaccine. Shortly after I was driving home and I felt like there was an elephant sitting on my chest. I couldn?t get my air in I was freaking out. I drove home and was so weak walking into my house I thought I was going to pass out. I told my mom I think I need to go to the hospital. I sat down. Ate some food and tried to relax. It eventually went away and I started getting ready to go to school. Just as I was getting ready to leave I got a huge migraine and started feeling really shakey. That?s when I decided to go to the doctors. They made me take some bloodwork, EKG, X-ray. They suspected from my white blood count that I might have a blood clot so they ordered an emergency cat scan. I got one done and they told me no blood clot. Then today I came in for more bloodwork and they told me that some of my waves from my EKG were slightly abnormal which meant I wasn?t getting enough oxygen into my heart. They want me to take an echo which in that they put me out and shove a scope down my throat and look at my heart. They think it was a reaction from taking my depo so soon after my covid vaccine.

Upon reviewing the patient questionnaire with the patient she indicated that she has fainted with past immunizations about "2yrs ago". The patient indicated that she has had vaccinations since then and tattoo's without incident. After administering the Covid-19 vaccination, the patient stated she felt fine and didn't feel like there would be any problem. I escorted the patient to the post vaccination area for the 15 minute recovery time. After a few minutes I checked on the patient and she looked fine without signs or symptoms (pale face) of possibly going to faint. After a few more minutes I heard the patient fall out of her chair. Upon reaching patient she was laying on the ground and was still out. After about 5 seconds she awoke and was aware where she was and that she had just received a vaccination. She stated she felt fine and after about 5 minutes we had the patient sit up when she felt comfortable. In the mean while a 'Code White' was called and store management had arrived. After about another 5 minutes and when the patient was comfortable we had her sit upon a chair. Patient had a very minor bump on her fore-head but was not bleeding. Patient stated she felt fine but I had the patient remain in the post vaccination area for 45 minutes just to make sure. The whole time the patient waited she was accompanied with store management. After 45 minutes I assessed the patient. The bump on her head looked the same and the patient indicated she felt fine, so I released her to go.

Patient received dose 1 of Moderna vaccine. She used the restroom right after shot, and upon exiting the bathroom, passed out. She was feeling dizzy, so immediately sat on the ground before fainting. Another patient yelled for help, and I immediately ran out to her aid. I also had one of my staff members call 911. The patient regained consciousness as I arrived, and was able to talk to me. I determined that this was a syncope reaction, and not an allergic or anaphylactic reaction. I elevated her legs, and waited for the ambulance to arrive. The EMTs analyzed her, and released her to go home with her parent.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild

States that she immediately felt dizzy and then passed out. The person sitting next to her said she suddenly fell to her left and hit her head on the concrete. Has a hematoma to the left side of forehead. Following fall threw up three times. Blood pressure initially low but has now returned to norma. Is now alert and oriented and refusing transport to the hospital. Per medical direction she can refuse and is having a friend pick her up and take her home.

Patient was dizzy and fainted. Patient was nauseous and vomited. Patient's fingers felt numb. Patient has had this reaction to other vaccines in the past. Patient was feeling better after staying in the pharmacy area and we provided supportive call to her. She went home after feeling better

I developed a fever a few hours after the vaccine and continued to have a fever the entirity of the next day. Additionally, I experienced some dizziness about 5 hours after receiving the vaccine

I was driving and had pain starting in my legs and moving up through my back for a few minutes, and then I felt like I was on the verge of throwing up. That passed and I started getting really dizzy and was unable to hear or see anything. I pulled over and my throat started to close up and I was having a hard time breathing. It passed in about 2 minutes and an hour later I felt fine but my brain felt tingly like I was on the verge of passing out but no other side effects. My brain still feels tingly as well.

pt received shot and stood up to go the the waiting area for the 15 minute observation period. she became lighted and sat back down , then she blacked out. 2 members of the pharmacy crew gently lowered to the floor. after a few seconds she revived. rx manager questioned her about any adverse reactions in past and just like her questionnaire , she answered "no". we gave her about 35 minutes in the waiting area . she felt fine and we released her. the pharmacy crew will call her at least two times in near future to follow through with her well being.

Patient presented 5/16/2021 with 1 week dizziness, fever and sore throat, found to have acute myopericarditis c/b cardiogenic shock and bradycardic arrest.

Dizziness, hot feeling, sweaty, anxious, throat tingly, throat swelling, fast heartrate 5 minutes after vaccine. Rest of the day had a heavy chest, nausea, chills, tingly face, numb fingers and toes. Weeks later, late period.

Patient has nausea ,sweating and dizziness. Monitored her for 30 mts to check if symptoms have not worsoned.The patient went to urgent care to get treatment.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: PATIENT WAS TOLD BY HER PCP THAT IT WAS OK TO GET COVID VACCINE. HEP A WAS ADMINISTERED BY PCP ON 5/20/21. PATIENT WAS CONTACTED BY PHARMACY INTERN WHO ADMINISTERED VACCINE 2 HOURS LATER AND WAS TOLD THAT THE ACUTE SYMPTOMS HAD RESOLVED AND SHE WAS FEELING MUCH BETTER.

Patient received 1st COVID vaccine. She was then instructed to go to the counter to schedule her 2nd dose. While at the counter, (1-2 minutes post dose) she started stumbling. Our technician and pharmacist caught patient and lowered her to the ground as she was fainting (nothing hit the ground uncontrolled). Patient never lost full consciousness. Cold compress was applied to the back of her neck. Once she started feeling better (3 minutes), she sat up and drank some water. After 2 more minutes, she moved to a chair. She waited 15 additional minutes before leaving the pharmacy area. She reported she was feeling completely fine.

Individual reported feeling dizzy approximately 5 minutes after receiving injection. Client diaphoretic and weak. Client assisted into reclining chair and she ended up having a syncopal episode lasting approximately 20 seconds. Taken to Emergency Department for evaluation. Oxygen level 100%, HR in low 40s and BP 80/52.

Passed out while standing about 8 minutes after receiving vaccination, hit head on the counter and then fell back and hit head on the floor, out for less then 1 minute, was awake by the time a person could get to her side.

PT states getting the COVID vaccine moderna x2 days ago with dizziness, nausea, and light headedness starting yesterday night. 19-year-old female comes to emergency room for 48 hours of nausea, vomiting and headache. Her examination was not concerning for bowel obstruction or serious underlying bacterial infection. She is subjectively improved after 2 L of normal saline hydration and Zofran 4 mg.

extensive deep vein thrombosis with embolization and massive pulmonary embolism ; patient presented with shortness of breath and severe bilateral leg and back pain unable to move with extensive thrombosis noted. patient had cardiopulmonary arrest was on ecmo now decannulated and extubated , awake, alert oriented in recovery phase

Patient passed out and hit face on the floor which resulted in a severe nose bleed. She was taken into the ambulance. I do not know if she was taken to the hospital or not. This happened about 15 minutes after her vaccination.

Upon completion of administration, patients eye were closed and stated she felt faint. Patient became pale and breathing shallow and vomited once. Patient received an ice pack on back of neck and remained sitting with legs elevated on another chair. 911 was called and patient was taken by EMS.

Seizure activity noted within 30 minutes of vaccination. Pt known to have functional neurologic disorder and pseudoseizures daily (sometimes back-to-back). Pt alert and orientedx4. Pt dizzy and states she did not eat lunch today. Provided with water and granola bar. Second seizure noted 20 minutes later. Pt stayed for observation for additinal 40 minutes following second seizure. Client refused transportation to hospital and clients brother came to pick her up.

dizziness within the 15 minute post injection time frame, about 6 hours later developed shortness of breath and chest pain

Patient received vaccine then left the immunization booth. Pharmacist was disinfecting the booth and heard the patient's mother saying Pharmacist stepped out of the booth and the patient was on the floor. Pharmacist went to the patient and instructed the staff to call 911. Patient's mother (who is a RN) stated that the patient fainted and had a seizure. Patient's mother stated the patient had a history of seizures (although on the consent form they marked no history). Patient was conscious and had a pulse, she could talk - but she was very slow and labored in speech. After a few minutes patient regained color in her face and was able to speak "normally". At that time the patient stated that she had a history of seizures and that her last seizure was 2 years ago. Patient also stated that her seizure triggers were fear and pain and that after the first shot she did experience dizziness (but had not told anyone about that). Pharmacist stayed with the patient until EMS arrived, EMS took over care and took the patient to a local hospital for evaluation.

Pt complained of feeling dizzy and bilateral arm tingling/pain 15 minutes after receiving vaccine. Pt was observed and periodically checked on for approximately 1 hour, she then stated that her arms and legs were itching. I gave her 50mg of liquid diphenhydramine, over a period of 2 hours she was observed and checked on, around 5 pm she stated the itching was gone and she felt fine. I gave her a bottle of diphenhydramine liquid and directions for use. I followed up with the patient the following day and she said she continued to feel fine.

Client sat in different chair as Mother was going to also receive vaccine. Within 10 minutes Mother alerted staff client was not feeling well. RN PHN responded. Upon arrival client sitting upright in chair, pale, alert and oriented x4. Client stated feeling nausea. RN gave emesis bag and water. RN began taking vitals. PHN called 911 at 1459. At 1500 client stated feeling dizzy, nausea same. RN set anti gravity chair, per client unable to transfer by herself. Vitals at 1502: blood pressure 140/96, pulse 109. Alert and oriented x4, pale, diaphoretic. Client denied shortness of breath, chest pain. Per Mother client has allergies to olives, yellow things, and penicillin. Client does see allergist, per Mother when she gets reaction she takes client to hospital. No current medications or other medical history. At 1503 client reports new onset of blurry vision. Vitals at 1504: blood pressure 136/92, pulse 94, oxygen 99%. Client has x1 vomit episode, new onset of headache, pale, diaphoretic, alert and oriented x4. Client stated she could not feel legs. Per mother when client has reactions symptoms are headache and not being able to feel legs. Mother requesting to call 911. Mother informed PHN has been on phone with 911 dispatch. At 1507 paramedics arrived and assumed care. Client transported to medical center. Client left facility via gurney with paramedics at 1510.

April 14th (Day of shot): Dizzy, light sensitive, confusion/ head fog, headache, sore arm, chills at night and couldnt sleep April 15th: same symptoms, nothing improved April 16th: same symptoms, eye sight was worse, light sensitive, blurry, more head fog, rapid heart rate and palpitations all day, tight chest and trouble breathing, almost went to the ER April 17th: same symptoms, more anxious because I was having a bad reaction , hard to breathe, no focus, slept all day, increased/rapid heart rate, foggy head, dizzy April 18th: same as previous day April 19th: same as previous day, could not breath at night, did not get sleep, waking up gasping for air, had to leave class because of sweating, rapid heart rate, confusion, and dizzy feeling Went to urgent care on April 19th, called Moderna and and they said symptoms were not normal Still short of breath, rapid heart rate, weird vision, no focus, dizzy

PATIENT DESCRIBED DIZZINESS, BLURRY VISION, LIGHTHEADEDNESS. PASSED OUT AND WAS HELPED INTO A CHAIR. LOSS OF MUSCLE TONE AND STARTED SLUMPING OVER. FELT HOT IN FACE AND ARM. WAS GIVEN COLD WATER AND PEANUT BUTTER CRACKERS TO EAT. PATIENT REPORTED NOT EATING ANYTHING ALL DAY. EMS CALLED AND PATIENT WAS CHECKED OUT. VITAL WERE NORMAL. WAS PICKED UP BY FAMILY MEMBER AND TAKEN TO AN EMERGENCY FACILITY FOR FURTHER CHECK-UP. APROXIMATE TIME OF INTERVENTION: 40 MIN

Patient was sitting in chair after receiving vaccination. Within 5 minutes after receiving dose, patient got dizzy, reached for a bottle of water, and then fainted, fell to the floor. She came to immediately but still felt a little dizzy/lightheaded. Ambulance took her to the hospital as a precaution since she had a small bump on her forehead from hitting the floor due to fainting.

pt became very dizzy a few minutes after receiving vaccine. someone was called to come pick her up she was walked to her ride

Patient said felt lightheaded and dizzy. Said that she had a migraine earlier in the day. She said she just felt a little off, nothing major.

Patient received vaccine at approximately 5:20 PM on 6/27/21 with her sister by her side she express shed was nervous and scared about getting the vaccine so her sister held her had upon receiving the vaccine - about 15 minutes later after monitoring her for any adverse reactions she stood and fainted and hit her head on a pillar in front of the pharmacy. She was picked up by both me, the pharmacist and a pharmacy technician. Upon placing her in a chair she began to fill woozy and expressed that her vision was blurry and didn't know how she fell. After sitting in a chair for a few minutes she asked for a trash can. She began to vomit in the trash can for several minutes and complained of a headache until EMT arrived. EMT arrived and went over basic and essential test with her to ensure she was okay before leaving. . She refused medical transportation and wanted to go home with her father instead, who arrived shortly after EMTs.

Passed out; Dizziness; Blurry vision; Stomach ache; Headache; Was throwing up; This spontaneous case was reported by a patient and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out) in a 19-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 02621A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 27-Jun-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On an unknown date, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out) (seriousness criterion medically significant), DIZZINESS (Dizziness), VISION BLURRED (Blurry vision), ABDOMINAL PAIN UPPER (Stomach ache), HEADACHE (Headache) and VOMITING (Was throwing up). At the time of the report, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out), DIZZINESS (Dizziness), VISION BLURRED (Blurry vision) and VOMITING (Was throwing up) had resolved and ABDOMINAL PAIN UPPER (Stomach ache) and HEADACHE (Headache) had not resolved. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. No relevant concomitant medications were reported. Vaccination taken after 5 PM. Nothing felt at the injection site. No other side effects reported. No treatment information was provided. Company comment: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.; Sender's Comments: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

As per nurse on site, patient stated feeling dizzy approximately 2 minutes after vaccine administration. Patient had syncopal episode with decreased O2 sats . Due to slow recovery from symptoms 911 was called and patient was transported by EMS to nearest emergency room.

On May 5th, 2021 at 10:45 am I experienced severe dizziness and faintness. I was unable to ride from a laying position without passing out. When I would try to sit up my heart rate would go from the low 60s to 120-130 before I would faint. This condition was persistent for 4 hours and my parents made the decision for me to go to the emergency room. At the Er they administered fluids and observed me for about 4 hours and then sent me home because I could stand and walk. They also determined that I was somewhat anemic, my hemoglobin was 9.6. In the weeks following these visits I had a number of episodes these episodes including symptoms of heart palpitations, tingly hands, and feet, mouth, and chin going numb, feeling faint and dizzy eyes, and other visual disturbances. One of these episodes occurred on June 12th, 2021 while I was driving. I felt heart palpitations, tingly hands, and feet, face and chin going numb and feeling faint. I pulled over which happened to be in a parking lot where there was an Er. I went in and got evaluated. They ran an EKG but felt they did not catch whatever the episode was so they prescribed me a portable heart monitor. Which I wore for 14 days and am now waiting for the results.

Chest pain Trouble breathing Fever Rash on arm around the place the shot was given Itching on hands and feet Swollen fingers Swollen tongue Swollen feet Swollen throat Dizziness Nausea Headache Diarrhea Stomach pain

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild

I took my daughter to ER twice on July 7th and July 11th and she has been in the hospital ever since. They suspect GBS. She can?t walk, has extreme pain, and is struggling to understand what is happening to her. She was a healthy 19 year old woman jumping on a trampoline and enjoying her life as we hiked through the park just 2 weeks ago. Now she can not walk, has 80% paralysis and has pain that makes her cry constantly. As a reference she is a tough woman - she had her wisdom teeth removed and never used the pain medication they sent home with her. She is in the hospital with no clear path back to a normal life and all of the doctors implied that the most logical cause is the vaccine. She has insurance for the moment (through me) but she can?t work and my insurance may not renew. This will destroy her (and possibly me) financially if there is no help.

19 yr old pregnant female, anxious about being vaccinated. Moderna vaccination given Deltoid IM w/o issue. Pt sent to OBS tent for 15 minutes post vaccine. Pt's father with her. Observer came to me to assess pt who stated she was dizzy. VS taken Pulse 85, Resp 16, BP 96/64, pulse ox 98%. Pt had already been given fruit and water. Pt ?27 weeks pregnant; due October 15, 2021

can't remember things like what day it is or if she's taken her medicine; asthma; She's unable to work or be left alone; Can't drive; hypoglycemic; having seizures/grand mal seizures and she fell out of her chair; doesn't want to live anymore/gone downhill ever since she's received her first dose/unable to be left alone; diagnosed with epilepsy; depression; heart skipping a beat/trouble with her heart; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of GENERALISED TONIC-CLONIC SEIZURE (having seizures/grand mal seizures and she fell out of her chair), SUICIDAL IDEATION (doesn't want to live anymore/gone downhill ever since she's received her first dose/unable to be left alone) and EPILEPSY (diagnosed with epilepsy) in a 19-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. UNK) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. In December 2020, the patient received dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (unknown route) at an unspecified dose. On an unknown date, the patient experienced GENERALISED TONIC-CLONIC SEIZURE (having seizures/grand mal seizures and she fell out of her chair) (seriousness criterion medically significant), SUICIDAL IDEATION (doesn't want to live anymore/gone downhill ever since she's received her first dose/unable to be left alone) (seriousness criterion medically significant), EPILEPSY (diagnosed with epilepsy) (seriousness criterion medically significant), DEPRESSION (depression), EXTRASYSTOLES (heart skipping a beat/trouble with her heart), MEMORY IMPAIRMENT (can't remember things like what day it is or if she's taken her medicine), ASTHMA (asthma), HYPOGLYCAEMIA (hypoglycemic), IMPAIRED WORK ABILITY (She's unable to work or be left alone) and IMPAIRED DRIVING ABILITY (Can't drive). At the time of the report, GENERALISED TONIC-CLONIC SEIZURE (having seizures/grand mal seizures and she fell out of her chair), SUICIDAL IDEATION (doesn't want to live anymore/gone downhill ever since she's received her first dose/unable to be left alone), EPILEPSY (diagnosed with epilepsy), DEPRESSION (depression), EXTRASYSTOLES (heart skipping a beat/trouble with her heart), MEMORY IMPAIRMENT (can't remember things like what day it is or if she's taken her medicine), ASTHMA (asthma), HYPOGLYCAEMIA (hypoglycemic), IMPAIRED WORK ABILITY (She's unable to work or be left alone) and IMPAIRED DRIVING ABILITY (Can't drive) outcome was unknown. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Unknown Route) was unknown. Concomitant medication information was not provided. Treatment information was not provided. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. Company Comment Very limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time.; Sender's Comments: Very limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time.

Patient received first dose of moderna covid-19 vaccine EUA. She is an employee of the nursing home. While waiting for 15 minutes, patient fainted and fell. She became alert immediately after. Patient reports no allergies or chronic medical conditions. No epipen or Benadryl were administered. Her vitals were taken immediately after: bp 128/80, temp98.0, Osat 99%, HR 88. Patient also reports not remembering if she has anything to eat that day .

27Dec2020 - patient developed some swelling (went about 1 inch out from injection site) and discomfort at the injection site - had taken Advil and was using a cool compress. 29Dec2020 - patient had to leave work early since she was not feeling well - very fatigued and a little dizzy (able to eat/drink) - denied any COVID illness s/s (no cough, fever, loss of taste/smell, etc). She ended up going to the local ED - since she was still very fatigued and was feeling like she was going to pass out - blood work and U/S done - this is where she found out she had been pregnant but had lost the pregnancy (no heart beat). Per her report - all other blood work was unremarkable. No other medications given to her during this visit and was just told that she would be 'passing the products of conception within this next week'.

Slight/mild dizziness and slight/mild numbness sensation of left arm, five minutes after vaccine administration (left deltoid). Patient stated she had not sleep last night. Patient reported feeling better after sitting in the clinic. Vital signs within normal limits. Advised to follow up with PCP. ER precautions given.

Received shot around 4pm. First 10 minutes, then arm started throbbing. started getting dizzy and fatigue. Had weakness and abdominal pain, sweating profusely. Couldn't cool down. Felt winded, severe abdominal pain 10-15 minutes. Still having pain at the injection site. started having chills and then started to fell better.

She became light headed, nauseated,pupils dilated, pale and narrowed vision. Nursing staff assisted her to lay on floor with feet elevated. Vital signs with in normal limits. She did not lose conciousness.

Pt complaining of dizziness and SOB and had mild hives at injection site and posterior shoulder. Pt was given Benadryl IM and transported to hospital by paramedic ambulance.

dizziness, labored breathing, hyperventilation, increased pulse and blood pressure, O2 sat of 80% briefly passing out. O2 applied per nasal cannula.

The morning after the shot, I woke up with a sore arm, temperature kept going up/rising during the day, felt nauseous, dizzy, tired, warm stomach.

Pt complaining of dizziness, headache, chills, tingling to forehead. Pt initially stated dizzy and headache were normal for her but symptoms continued and pt was assessed. No other symptoms noted. Pt was offered transport to hospital and signed AMA.

Patient received Moderna Covid19 vaccine at 1500. Was instructed to wait in vehicle; five minutes passed and she proceeded to exit her vehicle to report symptoms. As she approached assistant, she feel forward landing directly on her chin. She loss consciousness for approx. 10 seconds. Was assisted to left side and was noted to have a 1 in laceration to the bottom of her chin. "911" called for assistance. She regain conscientiousness shortly after and became alert and emotional. She was assisted to her knees position as she became agitated and anxious. Vital taken: 105/74 P: 72 R: 32 at 1507 At this point 1508 due to agitation Benadryl 12.5mg administered to L deltoid. Patient began to complain about inability to mover her hands and feel her fingers. Reassurance given that she was able to move her extremities as she was able to squeeze the hands of the nurse as commanded. EMT arrived, report given to paramedic and care released to paramedic and transported to ED with family following. As a note: family reports that she has been newly diagnoses with anxiety.

35 minutes post vaccine, felt light-headed, dizzy, itchy throat, tingly body. O2 @ 2 L NC, lay down, drank water. VS monitored- stable VS. 18:45 continue with symptoms, throat scratchy, face swelling- Benadryl 25 mg PO. By 19:30 she was improved and discharged home to mom. 1/8/21- work up a bit dizzy, nausea. 1/11/21-still with nausea, dizzy- Referred to manager to complete assessment for COVID symptoms. 1/14/21- Per PMD, getting COVID tested, quarantine for 10 days.

Red swollen pain from top of shoulder area where vaccine was given, migrating down arm with pain into the hand. Not able to use arm, at all. Pain took about 5 hours to travel to hand. Still having pain from shoulder to elbow. Also having nausea, fatigue, fever, and kind of out of focus of reality.

Extreme headache, fever of 102-103 degrees farenheight, dizziness, syncopal episode at work, transferred to ER, heart rate 160s-180s, hypertensive emergency blood pressures 160s/90s. Today 1/20/2021 approx 1700.

My fever was through the roof. My body ached so bad I couldn?t walk. I was on fire all over. Then came the adverse event- uncontrollable shaking. This was not a side effect written on the moderna sheet of risks. I was shaking so bad I thought I may have a seizure. I finally settled down and fell asleep. About an hour later, I woke up shaking out of control. I was going to call 911 but my partner was able to grab some NyQuil for me and knocked me out. It was the most terrifying experience of my life and I will not be getting the second shot because of it.

Flushing, Dizziness, Throat Tightness -- all less than 20min after receiving the vaccine. No Hives, No Wheezing.

~15 minutes after injection (while waiting in observation area) patient witness another patient have slight nausea and mild light headedness (which quickly resolved). About 5 minutes after, the patient began feeling nauseated and light headed. I was called to check on here. She was pale and and leaning forward over trashcan. After about 2 minutes of questioning her and getting baseline vital signs, she started to slightly improve. We assisted moving her to an exam room. We had her lay near supine (as moving brought on new wave of nausea and lighteheadedness). She was closely montiroed. About 10 minutes later we began sitting her up, but after only a few symptoms began to return. Laid her back into supine. finally after anothr 30 minutes we were able to fully have her sit up and stand with no residual symptoms other than fatigue. Through out event normal VS HR, BP, O2 (other than slight tachypnea initially). Normal physical exam (other early noted pallor and reticular rash on extremities, which all resolved). Advised patient that on next dose to ask to be given in a location where she can be laid supine and observed for at least 30 minutes after injection.

Received 2nd dose of Moderna Covid-19 vaccine on Monday 1/25/21. Patient experience fever, achiness, dizziness, fatigue, headache, low grade fever over the course of the next day. Patient presented in the ED today 1/27/21 after a feeling of a rash, welts, and a feeling like burning.

Patient came to receive dose 2 of Covid19 Moderna vaccine. States 1 hour after the first dose (administered on 12/28/20) she was at work and her blood pressure dropped, she became dizzy and her face went white. She said her mother insisted she go to the ER to be examined. She states upon examination she was given fluids and tests were ran and the ER staff said she was fine. Explained this to physician at vaccine site and she said it was not a contraindication to receive 2nd dose and it sounds like possible vasovagal reaction or hypoglycemia. Patient states she still wanted to receive vaccine. Was instructed to monitor patient for 30 minutes after vaccination, assist patient in ambulation to waiting area to lower fall risk and provided patient with apple juice and trail mix in case of possible hypoglycemia. About 5-10 minutes after vaccine, patient stated she became dizzy and was dry heaving. She was assisted to supine position; vitals were taken and blood pressure was slightly elevated. 911 was called. Before arrival of EMS, patient stated she was feeling better and vital signs stable. Patient was helped to ambulate around waiting area and upon arrival of EMS, patient states she did not need to be transported. Patient was observed for about 20-25 more minutes and she was fully recovered. Spoke with Dr who was on scene after the incident and she believes it was anxiety.

Symptoms- lightheaded Pt was diaphoretic and alert. reclined pt and he responded quickly. Water was given.

Nausea, dizziness, headache, fatigue, fever, chills. Lasted over 24 hours. Took aleve for headache, helped a bit. Feeling better after 1.5 days of being sick.

Pt began to feel dizzy and anxious after receiving the vaccine. No swelling, rash, or difficulty breathing. Improved during ED observation

she waited 15 minutes then drove home. en route she experienced trouble breathing and dizziness. she pulled over and called the facitily. she was close to another fascility so I told her to call 911 and go to the facility to see about getting an epi pen. ems arrived and said she was dehydrated and had low blood sugar. they took her to the hospital

I had cold sweats, a low-grade fever, a headache, body pains, and extreme exhaustion. The symptoms started a few hours after I received the vaccine and got significantly worse the next morning. I had to call out of work because I physically felt that my knees would give out when I was standing. I also could not rest my wrists on anything because it caused too much pain. The next day, I felt much better and was able to go to work.

right arm (injection site) and shoulder sore and painful to raise above head, migraine lasting 12hr, stiffness and pain in knee and hip joints, sore throat. All symptoms resolved within 2 days

syncopal episode began 2pm 02/13/2021. Began to get dizzy while standing so sat down in chair. Felt voices becoming further away before eyesight turned black. Patient fell out of chair but was caught by family member. Patient immediately came back to consciousness.

Began with headache at 3pm, progressively got more sore in joints until 5pm when my whole body was sore and it was difficult to move. Around 7pm i felt dizzy and chilly, at 1am i threw up and had very bad chills and was still sore, at 7am the next morning i realized my vaccine site was swollen and bruised and felt like a large lump, the skin was rough and very hot to the touch. over the next day i had rolling headaches and nausea and it was difficult to move without pain in my extremities, this started to lessen over the next days but my arm is still swollen, hot, lumped, and painful.

On 2/12/2021, had post-injection symptoms of joint pain, cold sweats and dizziness On 2/19/2021, she noticed injection site was red and raised then became "big, red and swollen" with 3 "bumps" noted. Was seen at Health Center on 2/20/21 and was diagnosed with cellulitis, prescribed Keflex and Claritin. Was seen by this provider on 2/24/21 for follow up and she states that initial red area surrounding the injection site is improved, however, a large red ring is present. Also C/O an additional irregularly shaped red area distal to initial red area surrounding injection site. No infection noted. Instructed to continue Claritin and add Pepcid 20mg daily to help alleviate the histamine reaction occuring. Denies shortness of breath, sore throat, facial/lip/tongue swelling.

Patient received immunization and immediately became nauseous and light headed. Helped to floor within a couple minutes after receiving shot. Patient was diaphoretic, pale with cyanotic oral mucousa/lips. Patient had lost conciousness and regained within 5 to 10 seconds. After coming too, patient was alert and oriented. Monitored patient and she was stable quickly after. Called patient the next day and she reported no adverse effects.

Approximately 10 minutes after receiving the vaccine, I became extremely dizzy, nauseous, my lips went numb, shortness of breath, weakness, slow reaction times, the inability to operate at my normal speed in thought and action, and I became very lethargic. I received the vaccine during a shift at work, and I was unable to complete the shift at my normal efficiency or concentration. To my coworkers, I described the feeling as being intoxicated, but not slurring my words. This feeling decreased enough by 9pm where I felt safe to drive home, but it was not completely gone until approximately 11pm.

Syncope or seizure 10 hours after vaccine, preceded about about 1 hour of aches, chills, and feverish feeling. Resulted in fall to floor, hitting head and injuring shoulder. EMTs reported hypertension, tachycardia, trembling, some EKG abnormality, and low-grade fever. Transported to emergency room where CT scan, CBC, and additional labs and monitoring were performed. Released when scans and labs were normal (after monitoring.)

The patient had 2nd COVID vaccine and within 15 minutes reported nausea, vision "blacking in and out", heart racing, heavy breathing. Observed in vaccine clinic observation area for about 15 more minutes - placed patient on a cot, offered cold water and a snack (she had not eaten that morning) and she stated she could not eat. Symptoms did not improve, so she was moved to the ED. In the ED she reported a headache to front and back of head, weakness, lightheaded and dizziness, and palpitations. VS in the ED on arrival: T 99.0, P 87, RR: 87, BP: 120/72, Sp02: 100% on RA. Treatment in the ED included a 1 liter IV bolus of normal saline @ 1038, 1 IV dose of Zofran 4 mg @ 1038, and 1 PO dose of Tylenol 975mg @ 1218. Was discharged in 12:48 PM with the following VS: T: 99.0, P: 82, RR: 18, BP: 119/77, and Sp02: 100% on RA with continued headache rated a 10 on 0-10 scale, but ambulatory in stable condition.

Pt 20 y/o female found ambulatory at vaccination site. c/c weak/dizzy, borderline hypotensive. Pt received her first doser of Moderna COVID-019 vaccine at approximately 1040hrs. Pt was monitored for 15 minutes in a designated area. Upon standing up pt became lightheaded and dizzy. Pt sat down and notified staff of feeling weak and dizzy. Responder was notified and responded to pt. Pt denied any chest pain or shortness of breath. Minor nausea but no vomiting. Pt had equal grips and pushes, no headache, blurred vision or tinnitus. Abdomen was soft and non tender on palpation. No hives, rash or redness noted. Pt was given 500cc of NS via IV, 20g in L AC. Pt was positive orthostatic and was laid down supine on a blanket. Last LPM 30 days ago. Gravida 0, Para 0. Pt states she has had syncopal episodes during menstrual period. Pt denied any food intake this morning. Pt was transported byto Hospital. Vital signs improved with administration of NS. Vital Signs: BP 106/52, HR96, SPO2 99%. (1052hrs) BP 118/76, HR 68, SPO2 99% Hx: Syncope during menstruation, Anxiety, borderline hypotensive. Allergies: NKDA Medicine: None

20/F presents to post vaccination area at 3:23 (1st dose) 5mins (3:28) after she reports feeling very weak, tired, "hot" and some dizziness. Pt AOX4, resp even, skin pwd, speaks in clear complete sentences, denies any other symptoms. VS#1- 90/50, 100%, 75, 16. 3:58- VS#2 100/70, 99%, 88, 16. Pt AOx4, no signs and symptoms of distress, ambulates with even gait. Able to go home with a problem. RN

PATIENT STATED FELT DIZZY AND FAINTED AT TIME OF ADMINISTRATION. THE PATIENT WAS RESPONSIVE WITHIN 1 MINUTE AFTER FALLING TO FLOOR AND WALKED OVER TO POST-IMMUNIZATION AREA FOR OBSERVATION. SHE STATED THAT SHE FELT FINE AND DID HAVE A BIT OF A SORE ARM AROUND THE ADMINISTRATION SITE. SHE STATED THAT IT FELT LIKE HALF OF THE PAIN OF A TETANUS SHOT. SHE DID TAKE A GLASS OF WATER AND STATED THAT SHE HAD RECENTLY EATEN. 911 WAS CALLED AND THE PATIENT EVALUATED AND WALKED OUT OF STORE. NO MEDICATIONS ADMINISTERED A TIME OF EVENT.

Patient reported that at 09:25 AM she had problems in class with equilibrium, "lightheadedness and dizziness", inability to easily hold her head up, or focus visually on a screen in a classroom, "wobbly vision, glazing over", tingling on the anterior surface of both legs. She stated that all effects lasted 40 minutes in length, except for visual effects that lasted 15 minutes. She also reported having orange juice, pancake and strawberries at 9AM this same morning. She denied any respiratory issues, pain, numbness or strength/weakness problems. Vital signs: T 97.4, P 78, R 14, O2sat 98%, BP sitting 118/70, BP standing 120/74. Pupils were equal and reactive to light, and she was oriented to person, place, and time.

- Slight dizziness upon injection and immediately after - Pain in shoulder on vaccine site - Nausea about 7-8 hours post vaccination - Physical and mental exhaustion 10 hours post vaccination - Dizziness again about 22 hours post vaccination - Consistent nausea and exhaustion

Painful swelling of toes. 3 weeks so far, does not show signs of stopping. Taking naproxen to help. Difficult to walk.

After 10 minutes of the vaccine pt was feeling, faint, weak, light headed, nausea, flushing, hot very pale and ashy

a 20 year old female presents requesting vaccination for COVID-19. Patient's identity was verified utilizing two patient identifiers. Allergies reviewed and Pt has no history of severe allergic reactions. The patient or surrogate received EUA fact sheet and was given opportunity to ask questions: Yes Moderna COVID-19 vaccine# 1 in series administered, see Immunizations activity for vaccine details. Immediately after receiving the vaccine pt became dizzy and lightheaded while sitting in the conference room. She was verbalizing feeling like she was "going to fall". RN STAT was called, Dr. and RN's responded to call. STAT vitals performed. Pt denied any medical conditions other than Asthma, denies taking any other medications. Pt was taken to observation area via wheelchair with o2 in place via NC 2 LPM in stable condition. Pt was able to answer questions and never lost consciousness.

Right after vaccine given pt felt lightheaded, like she was going to pass out, this occurs frequently when she gets shots. She did not LOC, she just felt close to that. She laid down, had some water, and within about 5 minutes felt completely fine. She had no other sxs during or after. Additional post-vaccine screening: patient was observed for a total of 45 minutes, she had no further sxs and was d/c to home with instructions to contact ER or UC if sxs should return, worsen. Ok to receive the second dose of vaccine in one month.

Patient received the vaccine and was walked to the observation area. She was on the phone with her mother when she said she was feeling faint and proceeded to faint. Woke almost immediately, no injuries. Said had a history of fainting once awake. EMS onsite took glucose which as 110.

Pt received COVID-19 vaccine at 9:57am. Pt went to waiting area in front of pharmacy and sat down. Pt was on her phone when she said she felt like she started dreaming. Her friend said her eyes rolled back and she threw her phone on the floor at 10:02am. When I got to the patient a customer (nurse) was already assisting the patient. EMS and Code White were called at 10:03am. Pt was awake and aware of what was going on. She said she had no history or fainting or seizures. She did say that she normally had a lower blood pressure. Pt was sitting up but laid back down at 10:05am saying that she was having vision issues and feeling dizzy. BP was 112/70 and HR 75 at 10:10am. EMS arrived at 10:12am and took over. BP was still low at that time. Pt denied going to the hospital and EMS left at 10:20am. Pt stayed with friends until 10:40am. Pt left the store with 3 friends who had also received vaccine.

nausea, blurred vision, dizzy, almost fainted. paramedics were called and pt was diagnosed as dehydrated and low blood sugar

Lingering pain in arm that hurt to move, red area with the width of a dollar bill. Redness decreased by Thursday, but switched to a persistent itch. Redness was even toned and warm, skin felt slightly rough.

Pt c/o fatigue, malaise, left arm/injection site soreness, sweats, and dizziness. Decadron 8 mg IM administered. Rx given for Medrol pack. Rests. Ice and gentle massage to left deltoid recommended. OTC Benadryl and Ibuprofen prn symptoms recommended.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted while walking in store. She was found on the floor but she was still conscious. She described her symptoms are blurry vision and head spinning. She noted that she was afraid of needles and was very nervous for the appointment. She was given gatorade to hydrate and was under watch for around 20 min. She felt better and left the pharmacy on her own.

Patient was given moderna vaccine. About 10 minutes after while she was waiting for her 15 minutes of observation to finish, she stood up and fainted. Pharmacist went over, had her lie down, and held up her legs. Patient said she felt okay but still dizzy. Emergency responders was called. Ambulance came about 10 minutes later to examine her. They took her vitals and blood sugar, found them to be within normal limits, and stated patient was okay to go home if she got a ride. She called a friend and her ride came about 30 minutes later.

Following the vaccine, I was perfectly fine and was able to go about my day as normal. However, while doing dishes at 11:30 at night (about 10 hours after I received my second dose of the Moderna vaccine) exhaustion and dizziness suddenly hit me, and my vaccine went black and my ears started ringing. I managed to lie down but I fainted and blacked out for a minute. After I regained consciousness, I had these muscle contractions/shivers (although I took my temperature and had no fever). I felt really exhausted, and went to sleep after that. However, other than that I had no other vaccine side effects. I was told by my doctor to report this though since they had not heard of anyone else fainting, and I have no history of fainting (other than once following blood donation). I also was not thinking about anything remotely related to the vaccine at the time of fainting, and I had no qualms with being vaccinated so I highly doubt it was psychological, especially considering I have no history of fainting, and I had an injectable medication so I have no issues with injections.

patient felt dizziness and faint after receiving the shot . She laid down to due to feeling like she would pass out.

Patient was light headed, pale and nauseated shortly after receiving her first covid-19 vaccine. Vitals were BP 77/40, HR 46, O2 100%. Patient instructed to lie down, cool compress applied and drank some . Several BP checks and monitoring over the next half hour. After about 30 minutes, patient reports feeling better, denied dizziness, vitals improved (BP 104/65, HR 50, O2 100%). Patient states she has had this type of reaction with another vaccine (specific vaccine that patient had reaction to in the past was not reported).

Patient received vaccine at approximately 8:05 am and had reported feeling well just prior. Patient stated that she did for sure want to get the vaccine but that she is nervous will needles. She did fine with the administration and for about 5 min. after. At approximately 8:10, patient had left inj area and walked to a waiting area for observation. At approximately 8:15 patient fell from the chair landing on side/face head area. No one witnessed the entire fall but I observed her immediately after. She immediately sat up and stated that she just felt like her head hurt. She was offered water, a granola bar and an ice pack. Her significant other was at her side immediately after and reported to me that she was fine. She waited while her partner received his vaccination and they left (walking) the clinic at approximately 9:00 am

Blurry Vision, tingling hands, Dizziness, Sweating. BP 102/69, Pulse 70. Few mins after lying down patient were in stable condition. gave 500 ml water oral, discharged after the patient was stable and advised to seek medical help if needed.

Dizzy spells, right after the shot and the next morning Nausea spells, intermittently for a couple days Alternating Flushing and Chilling, day after the shot Injection Site Warm to Touch, intermittently the day after Muscle Aches, the day after the shot Fatigue, intermittently for a couple days

Fever started at 11:30pm 4/6/2021. Fever ~100 degrees F. Had chills and couldn't get warm, then was hot and drenched in sweat. Repeated all throughout the night (Hot/cold). Took 500mg Tylenol at 12am that night. Woke up at 2am with a ~102.4 F fever. Took another Tylenol. Got out of bed around 8am 4/7 drenched in sweat. Felt nauseous and vomited almost right away and couldn't stop for a few minutes. Still had around 102 F so took 2 more Tylenols. Throughout that night and until Friday, I was achy all over my body. Also, lymph node under left arm pit was swollen and was sore along with my left arm. Throughout the day on 4/7, laid in bed trying to get rest and too nauseous to eat anything other than some cereal in the morning and plain noodles later in the day. Took another Tylenol in the afternoon because I was still staying at 102 F fever. Was slightly dizzy when standing up or moving too fast. I slept the next night and felt fine 4/8 morning (no fever), but felt worse as the day went on, aching everywhere and feeling more and more dizzy. Friday 4/9, I woke up in the morning and when I first started walking, I fell on the floor because of extreme dizziness. The whole day I was extremely dizzy and I've never had vertigo before, but it seemed like that based on explanations of it. Also had painful headache every time I stood up, but was fine when I wasn't moving. The next day it was mild dizziness and completely gone the day after that. Also, Thursday 4/8 around 7:30pm, I noticed I had hives on the back of my right hand. Not 100% sure if it's due to the vaccine, but I'm not sure what else would have caused it and it's worth noting. It was gone the next day.

I took niquil before any symptoms has started. I felt fine until the 5th hour. I was hit with chills and then I couldn?t see or hear, it felt like I was underwater and I began to throw up a lot. I also experienced body aches, head aches, and the sweats. I could barely walk to the bathroom and back to my bed.

Patient felt faint 10 min after receiving vaccination. She said she felt as though she had been hit by a truck and was very hot. She was sat down and feet propped up. Cold compress was placed on the back of her neck. She stated that she had not eaten anything today so we gave her something to drink in case her sugar was low. After a few minutes she stated her throat felt strange. I asked her if she felt like it was tightening or lips or tongue swelling or issues with breathing. She stated she didn't know about the throat other than it felt strange. I gave her 25mg of Benadryl after getting permission from her just in case an allergic reaction was starting. She stated soon after that her throat was getting better. She sat for about 45 minutes in our immunization room until she felt better. She was no longer hot and feeling bad when leaving.

Patient was sitting in post-vac when her color began to change to a reddish tone. Upon RN's arrival, patient stated she was starting to experience symptoms of nausea and dizziness. Upon further assessment, the patient stated she did not eat or drink anything. She also stated her last meal was last night (4/12/21) at approximately 10pm. Patient was given water and advised to drink slowly. Educated patient on signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia. Patient stable and departed at 1053a. Patient was vaccinated at 10:25am, began experiencing the symptoms at 10:35am. This was the patient's first dose of Moderna 0.5ml. 10:30am B/P 112/70 Pox 99% RA HR 59 10:49am B/P 116/65 Pox 98% RA HR 63

Patient has history of being scared of shots. She received shot and was fine so nurse turned and gave shot to mother. When she turned back around to check daughter her eyes fluttered and she slumped over in chair. She became diaphoretic and pale. Moved her to floor and called me to come help. Checked respirations and heart rate which were good. Applied cool cloth and ice pack. She stabilized quickly. Patient was given something to drink and remained in waiting area 15 minutes and then took her to her car and asked her to wait another 15minutes. Mom was driving. Patient may have reported also.

Patient arrived back to the vaccine room at 1745 indicating she started experiencing fatigue and lightheadedness about 10 minutes after receiving the vaccine. She attempted to return to work but felt "slow." B/P 130/94, HR 70, Oxygen saturation 98%, Temp. 99.4. Patient laid down and drank juice. She felt some better before calling a family member to come pick her up.

Received the vaccine at 1230 and felt fine. Got home and felt tired, napped for two hours and got up for 30-45 minutes, went back to bed. Started feeling like she was spinning in bed and felt light-headed. Arm felt sore when she went back to bed. Today, April 14, 2021, woke up and looked in the mirror and was surprised to see a red raised area, sense to touch, painful. Noticed heart was beating quickly, and "feels off." Swelling is noted on the left deltoid measuring 60mmx36mmx2mm elevated and red, tender to touch.

The patient experienced the following reaction(s) during the immediate of observation: 0900- pt stated she was not feeling well. Pt stated she became nauseated, dizzy, and diaphoretic. Pt was placed in wheelchair and taken to post-vac area. BP: 141/70 P: 70 R: 18 Sp02 99% RA. 0903- pt advised dizziness has almost resolved and she is starting to feel better. 0907- vitals retaken BP: 120/60 P: 85 R: 18 Sp02 100%. Pt states symptoms are improving. Pt drinking water A&O x4. 0916: Repeat vitals BP: 110/64 P: 64 R: 18 Sp02 98%. 0920- pt stated she normally carries an epi pen with her, but forgot it today. BP: 110/60 P: 63 R:18 Sp02: 99% 0920- pt ambulated with no issues, pt taken home.

Confusion, difficulty walking, muscle soreness in places other than injection site, amxiety attack lasting for more than 6 hours.

When checking out after the 15 minute wait time, patient said she didn't feel very well and fell down hitting her head on the pharmacy counter. When she came to, she said she felt "weird", lightheaded and clammy. We offered her a drink of water and before she could take a drink, she passed out cold. She was out for about 20 seconds and then came to again and we took her down to 1 layer on top and gave her a bag of ice while waiting for the ambulance to arrive. She was treated/observed by the ambulance crew and after another 15 minutes, agreed she was good to go home with her 2 friends that she had ridden with to get her vaccine.

Swelling occurred at the injection site. It then welted up and got larger the next few days. It was red and itches but also hurt. Couldn?t lift my arm past my shoulder. Not other symptoms occurred.

Began having chills and fever that night. Throughout the night, I could not sleep and was in an out of body experience. My skin was on fire all over my body and I couldn't even stand to have clothes on me. Had the worst headache for the day after.

Patient started feeling light headed. She stated that she felt like she was going to pass out. Vitals were BP 110/P HR 88 R 24 SPO2 100. Patient did not feel worse standing up. EMS crew had here lay down on the gurney for 5-10 minutes and she then felt well again. Probably anxiety.

Around 11:00 in the morning I was starting to feel weak and hard of breathing with a sore arm where the injection site was. As the day went on it progressed to muscle aches and a low fever, I went to bed with chills, muscle pain, heavy breathing, and a 100.8 fever. I work up in the middle of the night to go to the bathroom and felt nauseous, I don?t remember much but I remember waking up on the floor in a cold sweat, so I assume I passed out from the nausea. I went back to bed and I woke up with a 101.8 fever and weakness and muscle pains. My mother told me to take Tylenol every 4 hours and be on top of things, my symptoms have been decreasing since this morning but as I am filling this out at 11:00 at night I?m slowly getting my fever back. I will add this is exactly how I felt when I got covid back in November of 2020.

She got very lightheaded and fell to the side of the chair while sitting. I asked her to lay down on the floor and elevated her feet. She never lost consciousness and was alert and oriented. She was able to answer my questions. I checked her blood pressure, injection site, and skin for 30 minutes. .

Patient received COVID vaccine at 2:12 pm and she was observed for 15 minutes. Pt denied any complaints during the 15 minutes but when she was about to leave she complained of dizziness. Vital signs stable except mild tachy HR 106, O2 sat 98%, BP 118/74. She also c/o nausea patient was given water to drink, feet were elevated and she started to feel better. Pt constantly c/o dizziness and nausea associated with headache. symptoms got worse over time. 911 was activated at 15:38. EMS arrived at 15:54 patient was taken to hospital for further evaluation. Pt left at 16:04.

Adverse Event - Patient has a history of passing out, asthma and Anxiety. After she got vaccinated, patient was dizzy, so vaccination nurse lay the patient down on the floor. Patient was alert, oriented times 3. Vital signs initiated at 2:40pm- BP 130/90, HR 105, R 18, O2 sat 87%). Vital Signs were normal ) . vital signs normal at 2:55pm at with BP 130/80, HR 89, R 20, 02 sat 99 %. Client vomited , was anxious and was not getting better. Client complained of chest pain. Nurse initiated to call 911

I received my shot around 8:30 in the morning and started feeling side effects around 10 pm. I felt a little bit fatigued and my left arm was extremely sore to the point where I could barely move it. The next day, it was still sore but I was able to move it much more. I had muscle aches through my entire body. It is now 2 days after the day I got the vaccine and my arm is still sore and hurt when I extend my arm.

Patient complained of severe dizziness a few minutes after COVID vaccine. We had patient lie down on her back with her feet elevated. She had paleness, coldness of extremities and sweating. We maintain an open airway and apply cold compresses. Patient symptoms improved after 30 minutes,

After receiving Covid vaccine Moderna first dose, patient felt very warm, threw up, felt sick in stomach, turned pale, and was dizzy. She became normal within 10 minutes. We gave her a cup of water to drink and told her to rest up once she gets home.

Pt received first dose of Moderna. While in waiting area she became lightheaded and had a syncopal episode. 911 was called and pt transported to hospital.

Shortly after patient received an injection patient felt dizzy and fainted. Patient never lost consciousness. Patient promptly sat down and paramedics were called for evaluation. After evaluation patient was able to go home.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Mild, Site: Redness at Injection Site-Mild, Site: Swelling at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Breathing-Mild, Systemic: Allergic: Rash (specify: facial area, extremeties)-Mild, Systemic: Abdominal Pain-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Headache-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Medium

Received Moderna Vaccine at 4 PM. After vaccine about 5 min later felt light headed and not right. Laid down on the bleachers, where she was waiting for 15 min after vaccine. Also complained of tingling in hands. She was instructed to take deep breaths and she stated she started to feel better after laying down. Provided water. After about 10 min felt better, ok to walk. BP 150/84. Walked with patient to vehicle. Informed if she worsens go to ER.

THE PATIENT WALKED UP TO THE CHECKOUT COUNTER AFTER RECEIVING HER SECOND DOSE OF MODERNA COVID-19 VACCINE AND THEN ASKED IF SHE COULD SIT DOWN BECUASE SHE FELT LIGHT HEADED. ALMOST IMMEDIATELY, SHE SLUMPED OVER AND STARTED TO FAINT. A PHARMACY INTERN CAUGHT HER BY THE SHOULDERS TO HELP ENSURE SHE DID NOT HIT HER HEAD. A TECHNICIAN IMMEDIATELY DIALED 911, AND THE PHARMACIST INJECTED HER IN THE THIGH WITH AN EPI PEN. HER BLOOD OXYGEN LEVEL WAS TAKEN WITH PULSE OXIMETER, AND BLOOD PRESSURE WAS MONITORED WITH BLOOD PRESSURE CUFF. AS THE PATIENT REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS, SHE SAID SHE WAS HOT, SO WE GAVE HER A COLD TOWEL. THE PATIENT ALSO TOOK 50MG OF DIPHENHYDRAMINE LIQUID ORALLY. PARAMEDICS TOOK OVER TREATMENT AND WE RELAYED ALL INFORMATION TO THEM.

Received vaccine at noon on 4/27/2021, no symptoms until upon awakening on 4/28/2021 at 0800. Pt stated she felt dizzy and her "mind went blank and I fainted". Her mother drove her to Hospital ED upon arousal (patient was able to walk to the car and into hospital, presented at Triage area). Pt was mildly febrile on arrival, given PO Tylenol. C/o mild nausea on arrival, given Zofran 4mg PO. Orthostatic hypotension noted and given 2.5 liters of 0.9% Normal Saline IV. Magnesium level 1.7, given 2gms Magnesium Sulfate IVPB. Urine Hcg Negative. Pt stated all symptoms improved, Vital Signs stable, patient discharged accompanied by mother at 3:15pm.

Patient visibly pale upon sitting. Patient reported feeling lightheaded, dizzy and having blurred vision. Patient denies allergies or any medical history. Patient evaluated by NP and EMT. VS taken: BP 122/103, O2 SAT 99 on room air and pulse 69.

Sore arm beginning 1.5 hours after vaccination, and lasting 2 days Injection site swelling beginning 1.5 hours after vaccination, lasting one day Dizziness beginning next day and lasting ~12 hours Headache beginning next day and lasting ~12 hours Muscle aches, beginning next day and lasting 12 hours Hot flashes, beginning next day and lasting 12 hours Redness at injection site, beginning two days after

After first vaccine: History: Moderna COVID vaccine on 3/11/2021. Arm soreness over the first day or two but nothing else that really struck her. A few days after she started to notice axillary pain that progressed up her right neck and down to her right hand. She saw a physician who thought she was having nerve pain brought on by the vaccine. Around the 18th she started to feel a snapping pain in her wrist. Went to ED on the 20th because she started to have arm shaking, she was given ativan, her arm shaking stopped and they discharged her home. That evening her fingers felt clenched. On the 21st she woke up in the morning, went to urinate and dropped to the floor because her legs felt like jello and felt like they kept giving out. They initially thought the ativan was just making her feel out of it. They waited until the evening but then needed to go to the ED. The concern was GBS and transverse myelitis. They ate dinner and decided to drive to ED, on the drive she was kind of falling asleep periodically. Then she suddenly couldn't lift her water bottle. She started to be completely out of it, Mom says she wasn't responding. Pt says that she felt like she knew what was going on, felt a little out of body and wasn't quite responding. Mom couldn't get her out of the car, she was carried into the ED and at that point she started to recover a little bit more. About 10 minutes later she started to feel better. She was admitted because she was still having trouble walking. In the hospital she had a normal CT head and video EEG but she didn't have any events while on the monitor. Discharged home the following day with the diagnosis of functional neurologic disorder and instructions to establish care with an adult PCP. They advised considering CBT as well. Since discharge her legs feels tired, going up the stairs feels much harder than it should. She has not had any falls and no longer feels like she is going to fall. She follows with a therapist, has had dissociative episodes and panic attacks in the past. Assessment: 20 YOF with PMH of panic attack, POTS, IDA and benign heart murmur who developed weakness of b/l LE and altered consciousness approximately 10 days after her first dose of Moderna COVID vaccine. Also had an episode of unilateral arm shaking the day prior that resolved with ativan in the ED. At this point unclear if directly related to vaccination. Differential includes mild Guillain-Barre 2/2 previous infection or vaccination, stress reaction/anxiety, POTS complication, myasthenia gravis, tick bite, infection, heavy metal poisoning, B12 deficiency, seizure disorder, atypical migraine. Functional Neurologic Disorder diagnosed by neurology after overnight admission for video EEG which captured no events. CT head also WNL per neurology discharge summary. Neurologic exam today WNL. After Second Vaccine: History: She had her 2nd vaccine on 4/15 (6 days ago). Had vaccine in right arm again, she did have some arm pain again. She had coffee without breakfast in the morning. Had finished her first virtual class, went to the restroom during her second class, felt strangely in the restroom, went back to her room. She then passed out. Her fall was unwitnessed. She called to her roommate when she came to but her roommate hadn't heard the fall. She thinks she was only out for a few seconds but cannot be sure. Called her Mom who advised her to eat something so she ate an orange sitting on the floor. She got up to make herself breakfast and she passed out again. Again unwitnessed but patient thinks it was very fast. She crawled over to the couch, sat on the couch for for 15 minutes then felt fine for the rest of the day. She did not feel nauseous at all. She denies palpitations, difficulty breathing and chest pain. Today in office after orthostatics and blood draw she fainted again, only out for seconds. BP elevated immediately after the event but WNL minutes later. These syncopal episodes reminded her of her syncopal episodes with IDA and POTS. They do not feel like the episode after the first vaccine when she lost feeling in her legs and was very out of it. She feels like her arm pain from the first vaccine never fully resolved. After the arm pain worsened from the 2nd shot she tried a 3 day course of aleve to see if that helped things. At this point it is mostly just her right wrist that is painful. Overall feels more localized to wrist than prior. She has since stopped the aleve, last was last night. She has not noticed redness or swelling in wrist or arm. LMP was 4/2-4/6. She went almost a year without menses so stopped her OCP, but her menses have returned recently and she has restarted OCP. Assessment: Right arm pain persisted from the first vaccination but otherwise sx had resolved. She got 2nd vaccination on 4/15, only arm pain but yesterday had 2 brief syncopal events and one today in the office. Orthostatic BPs not completely convincing for orthostatic hypotension today.

Beginning approximately 12 hours after the shot the following symptoms occurred and became progressively extreme throughout the night, causing an inability to sleep until the next day; Sweating; Fever; Headache; Chills; Nausea; Fatigue; Inability to sleep due to extreme side effects; Pain at injection site; Pain in arm muscles; Decreased arm mobility; The day following the shot the symptoms continued at an extreme intensity, until becoming less extreme but still disruptive in the evening. That night I was able to sleep and the next day the fever, sweat, and chills were gone. That day the rest of the symptoms continued in a milder way and by the day after I was feeling nearly normal again.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Headache-Mild, Systemic: Hyperventilation-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Systemic: Weakness-Mild, Additional Details: pt stated dizzy feeling faint headache neasuea weakness i sat with her for around 30 minutes until she felt better

Menstruation started two weeks early (approximately one week after vaccine) and lasted for 14 days, varying between light and heavy throughout the two weeks. Also had high fever (reaching 103.8) for four days (starting two days after vaccination) which was reported, and a rash of purple spots across my chest, arms, and back started after fever stopped. Rash was not very bothersome, but alarming. Experienced frequent nausea and lightheadedness, but I also was experiencing those symptoms at the time due to my concussion. One week exactly after vaccination all symptoms were gone and no treatment was needed.

Patient developed flushing, fever, dizziness and headache within 30 minutes of receiving Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. First dose. Patient reported no previous issues with vaccines and no known issues with any component of the Moderna vaccine. Patient was taken to a cooler location to lie down. Improvement was noted within 10 minutes.

Approximately ten hours after injection, woke up with constant chills, fever of 100.1, body aches, stuffed nose (had to breathe out of mouth), and headache. Acetaminophen helped slightly. For the next 12 hours fever stayed between 101 and 102 despite continuing to take acetaminophen, and headache also didn't improve. At 6:15 pm that day (~29 hours post-shot) fever was 103.2, headache was very strong (with light sensitivity). Since acetaminophen hadn't been helping, switched to ibuprofen. About an hour later, the fever finally began to go down and was gone by 10 pm that night. The next day, no fever and minimal headache, but was very weak and lightheaded. At about 51 hours after the shot, symptoms were all gone.

pt developed 101 fever next morning after taking the vax. She has dizziness, weakness and chills along with fever that is going on for about 4 days. She has taken ibuprofen for her symptoms. Pts mother has contacted the PCP for medical advice.

Tunnel Vision - This happened at the same time as nausea, vomiting, muscle ache and pain, dizziness. She woke up around 4:00 AM with the symptoms. Vision improved and was back to normal. Other symptoms continued for 2.5 days.

Patient got up after her shot and was walking to the waiting area when she passed out and fell on the floor. Patient gained consciousness and checked for head and neck injuries. Patient did not have any injuries, no aches or pains or deformities. Patient was released with mom.

felt dizzy, nauseated, and cold within 15 mins of vaccination. BP 130/90, pulse ox 87. Felt better but 911 called and she was taken to Hospital ED Outcome : Peanut Propensity to adverse reactions. Syncope, unspecified syncope type

Patient received vaccine 5/2/21. Patient went home and noticed swelling, redness, bruising, burning, and numbness (to end of fingertips) in the injected arm. Reported severe dizziness and passed out. She also experienced increased heart rate/blood pressure. On 5/3/21, while experiencing the same symptoms, went to nearby medical facility (urgent care) where she was told that a nerve had been hit or bone had been hit. She was sent home with a heart monitor, in a sling, and was told to stay home from work for 2 days. Her symptoms continued through the day, continuing into 5/4/21. As of 6pm 5/4/21 she is going to go to an emergency room.

Shortly after vaccination, pt developed dizziness and headache. BP 108/90, HR 80, SP02 99%. No signs or symptoms to suggest anaphylaxis. Pt developed CP during her observation period as well. EMS transport to the ED was recommended for evaluation. Pt declined and instead was driven home by significant other. She had mild persistent symptoms at the time of her departure.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: patient fainted and fell to the floor and hit her head on the floor. She was with her boyfriend who was able to catch her and prevent a more severe fall. I went to the outside of the vaccination area and try to hold her head down and support it so she would not hit her head she came to within a minute and dioriented and confused. she remembered that she was in target and that she received her covid 19 moderna vaccine approximately 5 min before incident

Pain at injection site spread through entire arm and through upper shoulder into neck. Pain was so extreme that the arm was immobilized- any movement no matter how small caused pain to flare. It felt like a broken bone. Injection at 2:30pm, pain peaked around 10pm. Next morning awoke with same extreme pain and added severe body aches in lower back and legs along with a headache. Pain persists as of report

Day1- headache, achy body, little shorter on breath within 3 hours. That night around 7pm was also getting nauseous and headache turned into migraine. Woke in the middle of the night from a fever, was light headed, passed out trying to walk. Day2- that morning was still feeling all side effects, and threw up. Was very tired, slept until 2 when my fever broke. Rest of the day was just tired, achy from the top of my neck to the base of my spine with an emphasis on my shoulders, very short of breath. Day3- mostly just a headache, mild aches in body

Immediately after the vaccination the patient reported not feeling well, a little dizzy, but said it was normal for her. She was instructed to sit in the waiting room for about 15 minutes with her boyfriend. About five minutes after sitting out in the waiting room, the patient almost passed out and had some convulsive like movements. 911 was called. The patient did not loose consciousness, but was extremely pale. She was nausea and almost vomited three times. She reported feeling shaky, and said her throat felt funny. EMS arrived and took over the care of the patient.

13 minutes after receiving first dose of Moderna Vaccination as patient was waiting observation time she fell out of her chair when she lost consciousness and hit her head on the floor. When she regained consciousness she asked what happened and she was told what happened as described above. Then she states that "this has happened before when she sees other people get shots". She was alert and oriented to person, place, and time. Swelling appeared on her head above her right eye. Blood preasure reading 76/45 pulse 51 respirations 20 and patient states that she is "ok". Due to the fact that she lost consciousness and hit her head on the floor the ambulance was called. Prior to ambulance arrival blood pressure recheck was 125/93 pulse 91.Patient was talking on the phone to her mother when ambulance arrived. Patient was taken to local ER by EMS for further evaluation.

The night after taking the vaccine, I had uncontrollable chills for several hours. The shivers continued even when I seemed to fall asleep, as my roommate stated. When I woke up, I had a high fever, extreme muscle aches, nausea, and was unable to move. The next day, I felt better. I did feel drowsy and almost like I could not think properly. After that, the symptoms went away.

HX OF DIZZY, TEMPT LOST HEAIRNG L EAR, SWEATING AND HYPOTENSION WITH FIRST DOSE. C/O DIZZINESS, BP 132/88, HR 87, FEAR OF NEEDLE AND INJECTIONS. PROVIDED JUICE, SX RESOLVED, NO TRANSPORT.

12 hours after vaccine hospitalized for shortness of breath and pain down to fingertips. Was given lots of antihistamine and ibuprofen. Couldn't use left arm entirety of next day. Affected menstruation by heavier bleeding and heavier cramps.

Pt presents to EMS after feeling dizzy and nauseous after receiving second dose of Moderna. Pt is pale and diaphoretic, she was put in wheelchair and wheeled into hallway for further assessment. PMHx of stomach ulcer and anxiety Allergy to vaccine binder Vitals assessed BP-138/75 SPO2-99% HR-91 RR-14 Airway is patent, respirations are normal and non-labored, pt denies chest pain or shortness of breath PT states she usually feels like this after donating blood. She also states she did not have anything to eat today. She was given a box of apple juice. After 5 minutes vitals were reassessed. BP-138/70 SPO2-100% HR-90 RR-14 Skin color has improved, pt states she is feeling much better now, diaphoresis, dizziness and nausea has subsided. Pt stood up without complications. Her observation time was up so she was taken to the exit.

Patient developed dizziness and lightheadedness 5 minutes after receiving the vaccine. Clinic nurse practitioner took over and took her vitals, her blood pressure was low and heart rate was low as well. She drank some orange juice and we called paramedics to follow her further.

Pt appeared to faint after getting immunization, she had stood up and then appeared to be dizzy and unwell. Her boyfriend who was also there for an immunization and I were able to catch her before she fell, she was brought to floor in sitting position and I recommended she lie down, she was very pale but still coherent. We called store assistant manager who came to assist and he called paramedics to check her out. I stayed with her until paramedics came, they checked her out and determined she was ok and did not need further assistance. She was driven home by boyfriend once she was given the all clear and we all determined she was ok. Patient appeared to have a fear of needles. We called patient later in evening to check on her and she said she was doing fine.

HORRIBLE unbearable arm pain and chills throughout my body i would not be reporting this if the pain wasn?t this bad i feel scared and someone nervous because i can barely use my left arm where the vaccine has went in. I got the vaccine on Monday 11:20 am and then after was fine and normal then i went home and worked out at around 4:30 and after that the pain increase but it wasn?t until the Tuesday which is the day after i got my vaccine that i could not function with out ibuprophen and the second that it wore off the vaccine site was hot and the pain was radiating throughout my arm making it near impossible to do anything it is now Wednesday and the pain has gotten way worse and i am unsure of what to do other than to force myself to take Advil so i can function

Patient was sitting in observation after receiving first dose of Moderna and within 5 minutes began to feel dizzy and visual disturbances. We gave the patient some bottled water and ice pack and she started to feel better, but ultimately her mother wanted me to call EMS. Ems instructed no food or drink until they got there. The EMS took her blood pressure which was in the 80s/50s. The patient said she was feeling better but was fearful of another dizzy spell and wanted to go with EMS out of an abundance of caution. From the time she received the vaccine to the time she left with EMS it was no more than 30 minutes.

Approx 5 min after receiving vacine pt described feeling lightheaded, nausea, sweaty. Nurse made aware. pt denies throat tightness, difficulty breathing, hives. pt transferred to private area, ambulatory with nurse assist, legs were elevated, cool compresses provided. BP obtained 96/63. Hr 65. Blood sugar 113 (1200). Nurse observing pt. BP rechecked 98/66 91215). pt states nausea resolving

Slight low grade fever Shakiness or jitters in hands Light headed Foot Pain in the right foot, near the top of toes, along the nerve/vein line (that leads to big toe) Difficulty walking , created a limp

Pt became diaphoretic, hypotensive (sbp<70), dizziness. Benadryl po administered. BP return to normal after 10 min. Monitored for additional 30 min. Full return to prevaccination s/sx.

Patient received vaccine and said it was painless. She was accompanied by her mother, shortly in to her 15 minute waiting period her mother approached and said the patient felt light headed. I asked patient to remove her mask and assessed for any swelling of the lips or the face. Patient stated she did not have any issues breathing but felt very faint. Her eyes were very dilated, and she wanted to lay down. So we assisted patient to the floor, called Code White and 911. I stayed with patient as she lay down, she began to recover, but still looked very pale. I continually assessed patient for anaphylaxis, but patient reported no pain in injection site or issues breathing. Paramedics arrived and assessed patient, BP was normal, blood sugar was in the low normal range, paramedics determined that issue was not related to vaccine, but that she was dehydrated and had not eaten, which exacerbated the light headedness.

Client received the COVID vaccine (Moderna dose 1, lot # 024C21A, expiration date 6/26) at 2010. Client reported feeling "lightheaded" at 2016. EMTs and RN responded at that time. The client appeared pale and diaphoretic, and complained of the "room spinning". The client denied any shortness of breath, chest pain, difficulty breathing, changes in vision, or nausea. The client was alert and oriented x4 at this time. The client's vital signs were as follows: heart rate 56, O2 99%. The client was tranferred to the zero gravity chair by staff with no difficulty. At 2020, the client's vital signs were as follows: BP 150/88, pulse 66, respiratory rate 12, O2 99%. The client had been given snacks, water, and juice by POD staff previous to her vaccination, but had last eaten a meal at 1445. The client stated she does have a fear of needles. The client stated she doesn't have any medical conditions and doesn't take any medications. The client has allergies to bees, cats, and penicillin. At 2030, the client stated her lightheadedness and "room spinning" had resolved. The client no longer appeared diaphoretic and her skin color had returned to normal. The client's vital signs were as follows: blood pressure 138/96, respiratory rate 12, O@ 99, heart rate 74. At 2040, the client's vital signs were as follows: blood pressure 138/86, heart rate 56, O2 99%. Education provided regarding AMR activation and emergency management, primary care follow up, symptom management, and v-safe. At 2048, the client's vital signs were as follows: blood pressure 130/84, heart rate 62, O2 99%, respiratory rate 14. The client left at that time, ambulating with a steady gait, with her partner who stated he would be driving her home.

Symptoms of 2nd dose Day 1: None Day 2: Chills & fever, Sweating, headache, dizziness, nauseas, bodyache Day 3: fatigue and lightheaded Day 4: diarrhea and vomiting slight headache and bodyache

Patient felt faint after receiving her second dose of the Moderna COVID vaccine. Patient was responsive but lying down on chair in the waiting room. EMS was called. Patient then disclosed that she had felt faint after her first vaccine as well. EMS took her vitals, which were all normal, and she stated she was feeling better but was not ready to leave yet. EMS left and patient was observed in the waiting room for 15 more minutes and then left feeling better.

Patient received 2nd dose of Moderna. About 5 mins post vaccination patient felt hot, dizzy and faint. She motioned for help to her mother and mom notified the pharmacist on duty. Patient appeared to loose consciousness for a few seconds and then came back to. Pharmacy assisted in lowering patient to floor so she did not fall. We applied cool compress as she was very hot and we called 911. Ambulance arrived and took patient to hospital.

I went to the bathroom and realized I had gotten my period and was feeling lightheaded, I went to go get water and passed out while walking, my moms found me and called an ambulance, I had an MRI. EKG, and chest X-rays done at the hospital, they said I was fine but I have never passed out before, especially from my period.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Additional Details: Gave Benadryl 25mg. BP 110/66, O2 SAT: 98. Patient was monitored for 30 minutes - had no further reaction.

symptoms: fever (up to 102) chills headache dizziness naesous body aches treatment: ibuprofen outcome: miserable, couldn?t sleep or eat and the fever wouldn?t break. the ibuprofen made the headache go away

Patient reported progressively worsening dizziness and lightheadedness few minutes after receiving the 2nd dose of covid vaccine. EMS was called to evaluate the patient. Patient started feeling better about 15 minutes after and was able to leave the facility on her own.

.On 5/9/2021 I fainted and on 6/2/2021 I fainted again, this time with extreme fatigue, lightheadedness, dizzyness, and blood pressure changes while standing up.

Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Seizure-Mild, Systemic: Tinnitus-Mild, Additional Details: Patient received 2nd dose and withing approximately 5 minutes, her eyes rooled back and her body went limp. She came too withing 1 minute and was ok for approximately 2-3 minutes. Then her eyes rolled in the back of her head and she experienced slight convulsions of her extremities. she came too once again within 1 minute. she was confued initailly when she came too, but pretty quickly was fully awae of her surroundings.

blood clots in her legs and lungs; blood clots in her legs and lungs; back and legs were hurting; couldn't walk.; back and legs were hurting; alertness declining; activity declining; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of THROMBOSIS (blood clots in her legs and lungs), PULMONARY EMBOLISM (blood clots in her legs and lungs), BACK PAIN (back and legs were hurting), GAIT DISTURBANCE (couldn't walk.), PAIN IN EXTREMITY (back and legs were hurting), DEPRESSED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS (alertness declining) and DECREASED ACTIVITY (activity declining) in a 20-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. Unknown) for COVID-19 vaccination. No medical history was reported. On 22-Feb-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 18-Mar-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to .5 milliliter. On 27-May-2021, the patient experienced DEPRESSED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS (alertness declining) (seriousness criteria hospitalization, disability and medically significant) and DECREASED ACTIVITY (activity declining) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and disability). On an unknown date, the patient experienced THROMBOSIS (blood clots in her legs and lungs) (seriousness criteria hospitalization, disability and medically significant), PULMONARY EMBOLISM (blood clots in her legs and lungs) (seriousness criteria hospitalization, disability and medically significant), BACK PAIN (back and legs were hurting) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and disability), GAIT DISTURBANCE (couldn't walk.) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and disability) and PAIN IN EXTREMITY (back and legs were hurting) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and disability). The patient was hospitalized on 16-May-2021 due to BACK PAIN, GAIT DISTURBANCE, PAIN IN EXTREMITY, PULMONARY EMBOLISM and THROMBOSIS. The patient was treated with HEPARIN for Coagulopathy, at a dose of 1 dosage form; Surgery (thrombectomy and Intubated) for Thrombosis and Surgery (thrombectomy and Intubated) for Pulmonary embolism. At the time of the report, THROMBOSIS (blood clots in her legs and lungs), PULMONARY EMBOLISM (blood clots in her legs and lungs), BACK PAIN (back and legs were hurting), GAIT DISTURBANCE (couldn't walk.), PAIN IN EXTREMITY (back and legs were hurting), DEPRESSED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS (alertness declining) and DECREASED ACTIVITY (activity declining) had not resolved. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): In May 2021, Blood creatinine: 5.37 (High) high. In May 2021, Blood potassium: high (High) high. In May 2021, Glomerular filtration rate: 9.5 (Low) low. In May 2021, Imaging procedure: abnormal (abnormal) had new imaging and she was still developing clots. In May 2021, Ultrasound abdomen: inconclusive (Inconclusive) inconclusive. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. She was in the cardiac intensive care unit (ICU). She had a thrombectomy and was on heparin. They intubated her and put her on the ECMO machine on 19 May 2021. The patient got off ECMO on 24 May 2021 and the intubation tube was removed 25 May 2021. They were having trouble obtaining a non-hemolyzed sample from her since 27 May 2021. The patients concomitant medication information included birth control pills. Very limited information regarding these events have been provided at this time. However subject's use of birth control pills can be a confounding factor to the events thrombosis and Pulmonary embolism. No further information is expected.; Sender's Comments: Very limited information regarding these events have been provided at this time. However subject's use of birth control pills can be a confounding factor to the events thrombosis and Pulmonary embolism. No further information is expected.

Approx 10 minutes after dose patient said she was feeling dizzy, lightheaded and flushed. She asked for a glass of water which we provided. We placed an instant cold compress on her neck and she held one to her forehead, and rested her head between her knees. We also placed a fan in the area to circulate the air. She said she was nervous because she had an appt at another pharmacy during her lunch hour and they couldnt give her the scheduled dose so she was driving all over town to find a dose in 100 degree heat before her lunch hour was over. She also stated she had a 'rough time' after her first dose and was concerned about the second. We had her call someone to pick her up and drive her home- she was feeling better by the time they arrived (approximately one hour). She believed her reaction was primarily due to anxiety

She complained of having dizziness, fainting and chest pain just 5 minutes after the covid-19 shot was administered to her. Her blood pressure was 147/107 and pulse was 68. She said is feeling cold, clammy and her chest is squeezing her, I gave her a shot of Epinephrine and the emergency first responder came to take over.

After receiving vaccine, Patient was waiting in front of the pharmacy when parent yelled for my attention. I went out immediately to check on patient. She was swaying and eyes were fluttering. Patient was still communicating verbally and said she felt light-headed, was feeling sick, and extremely pale. Got patient a trash can and cold compress to apply to neck and face. She dry heaved, but no vomit was produced. Parents stayed next to patient and I checked on her every 5 minutes. She was okay to leave after sitting for approximately 30 minutes with color returning to her face. No other reaction occurred during this time.

At about 1:10pm, 20 year old patient received the Moderna covid19 vaccine. Moments later, about 14 seconds after she left the room, patient collapses/faints to floor. Another customer screamed, which caught my attention, and I heard something hit the floor. I immediately left the pharmacy to the waiting area, where the patient fainted to attend to her and access the situation. I also immediately pointed and told , the certified pharmacy technician to call 911. I helped her off the ground and helped her to a chair where she sat down. The patient visibly was perspiring above her lip. I asked her are you having any difficulty breathing, to which she responded no. She said she was nauseous and wanted something to drink . I gave her water to drink. She initially appeared pale. Eventually her color came back. I told her that the paramedics were on their way, and that I was there for her to help her anyway I can. She mentioned to me that she had not had breakfast today, which may of contributed to her fainting. At about 1:13 pm, I asked her if she was feeling better or worse, to which she responded, "better". I asked her if she wanted more water, to which she said yes, and I brought her more water to drink. Around this time , her color was returning. I asked her again at about 1:18pm, if she felt better, to which she smiled and said yes. She ran out of water again, & I offered to bring her more water to drink. At 1:23pm , the paramedics arrived on the scene. At about 1:33pm , the patient left the pharmacy after the paramedics helped her feel better.

20-YEAR-OLD FEMALE, REFERS THAT AT THE MOMENT SHE DOES NOT HAVE KNOWN ALLERGIES, NOR SUFFER FROM MEDICAL CONDITIONS. AFTER THE INOCULATION THE PATIENT REFERS FEELING Dizzy AND NAUSED. PRESENTS 3 TO 4 VOMITS CONTINUOUSLY. VITAL SIGNS ARE MEASURED EVERY 15 MINUTES.

4 days after the vaccine I started having chest pain while being on a call. I got lightheaded and dizzy. I went to the ER and had an EKG done. The doctor told me everything was normal and I was just having anxiety, even though I had nothing triggering any anxiety. I went to another ER the next day and did not have another EKG. The chest pain lasted 5 total days straight. My primary care doctor sent me to get a stress test a few weeks later. That doctor told me my EKG was abnormal from a few weeks ago. He said my T Wave was off. I have no known heart conditions that would have caused an abnormal EKG or the sharp chest pains I was having.

Vaccinated Tuesday 07/06/2021 at 12:00pm. At 12:15 I was having palpitations, and my throat felt tight, I attribute this to anxiety, I was nervous to get the shot but think it should still be noted. At 1:00 or 2:00 that afternoon, I noticed about an inch around where the shot was injected I had small white head like bumps, that if scratched or pressured drained white puss. At 3:00pm that afternoon, I stood up from my bed and felt pressure in my head similar to sinus pressure you can get from a cold. I had no congestion. On Wednesday 07/07/2021 I woke up and my upper L arm was in significant pain. The area that was vaccinated had a 2-3 inch radius that was bright red in color. The area where I was injected had a 0.5-1 inch radius that was dark purple. This area was hot to the touch, firm, and swollen. The pain was constant but worse when touched. On Thursday 07/08/2021 there was no new symptoms and the skin reaction started to go away but was still present. Today Friday 07/09/2021 the skin reaction is still present but improved. It is still painful to the touch. The redness is gone but the dark purple circle is still pressent. It is still slightly firm, and is no longer hot to touch. It is still slightly painful to touch but not bothersome when left alone. Today I had to leave work early due to a drop in blood pressure at 12:00pm. Around 10-11am I was standing and typing when I felt like I had come down with the flu. This happened rapidly within 2 minutes. I felt feverish, I was sweating, I felt nauseous, but I did not vommit, I felt as though I was going to faint. I had one of the nurses at my workplace check my blood pressure. It was 107/72. Within an hour it rose to 108/72 so I decided to go home. It should be noted I do not normally eat breakfast. I stay well hydrated. I had only had my medication, and water at the time of this event which is normal for me. I was given crackers, and juice that did not help. I am unsure if this is related to the vaccination but think it should be noted.

2.5 weeks after first dose. Pale face Dizzy Vomiting Double vision Pins and needles Right throat Shortness of breath Loss of coordination -went to hospital ER and thought it was an allergic reaction but it wasn?t

Patient came to pharmacy and reported a very painful shoulder which she could not move. Patient could not move her arm hardly at all. Advised patient to seek medical care to have shoulder examined.

I was starting to get intense bouts of nausea, dizziness, and lightheadedness. I was diagnosed with vertigo and given Antivert. The Antivert helps the symptoms of the vertigo.

Patient complained of feeling dizzy and blurry vision 10 minutes after receiving the vaccination shot. Patient found out she was pregnant yesterday that gestation was about 5 weeks ago. She mentioned she had a granola bar for breakfast and nothing else before receiving the vaccination. Water initially provided, vital signs taken with no improvement, gave juice and snacks and patient consumed it. Patient with vitals taken multiple times after initials vitals taken. Patent stated she felt improvement, not feeling dizzy and blurry vision subsided, final vitals taken and ambulation closely supervised with no issues to gait. Patient left with boyfriend in a private car.

The effects began with pain and inflammation in my right foot on July 4th. The pain and inflammation later escalated to my right arm, and thus I could not move them much. I visited a clinic on July 6th to no avail, and was referred to the hospital for testing. I visited a Medical Center on July 8th and received blood tests, x-rays, and ultrasounds. The tests all came back clear. I was prescribed naproxen for the inflammation. The next day, July 9th, my left foot was then inflamed and painful. I visited another physician on July 13th for a second opinion, and was prescribed furosemide as they had told me I had edema in my feet. On the evening of July 14th, I had begun to get a sharp pain in my right hip and thigh. The pain soon escalated well into midnight (July 15), and at that point, I could no longer move without a shooting pain that was unbearable. I visited the Hospital the same day, and again received multiple tests, including blood, ultrasound, and x-rays. I was there until the next day, and was given an anti-inflammatory shot, and was told to continue to take the naproxen for the rest of the dosage. As of today, July 29th, my swelling and pain have mostly gone down in my feet and arm, but I continue to have flare-ups of pain in the joints, and I now have pain and inflammation in my right knee. Any sort of joint inflammation was rare for me before I was vaccinated.

Started with arm pain, then lymph nodes in armpit were swollen and arm pain increased, could barely move arm because of pain, nausea and vomiting, chills and fever of 100.9, injection site the size of a baseball almost 48 hours after injection, super fatigued

Horrible migraine(unable to come in to work), dime size swelling at the injection site with difficulty moving that arm, nausea, diarrhea, fatigue and fever up to 100.2 for 2 days.

Client felt dizzy, mouth and upper throat went numb, chest tight, shakey, felt terrible. Seeing double and nauseated. went to ER and received IV benadryl and relieved many symptoms but had heart rate escalating and dizzy continuously. Body aches

*I am a nursing student who received the vaccine because I am in a nursing program. Employee at Public Health Dept agreed I should file this report and file it myself because I have the most accurate description of the symptoms that occurred What happened after vaccine administration within about ~10 minutes (01/04/2021) -what felt like a bit of throat tightening/swelling that would come in spurts and go away -difficulty taking a deep breath, could still breathe adequately normally -took more effort to breathe deeply/have a normal baseline breathing pattern -faster heart rate than normal, could feel it ?racing? a bit- was about 82 (radial, took it myself) *thought these were attributed to my anxiety of sitting in a crowded room not close to the exit (I have bad anxiety with being in new locations and not being in control of where I can place myself around others (I do not have an anxiety disorder but experience anxiety of this kind semiregularly) *sat a few extra minutes (about 20 minutes) and then left the observation area confident I was overthinking and I was just me being anxious/not the vaccine After walking out/leaving -spurt of dizziness/nausea -chills -hot forehead -spurts of widespread headache -effort to take in deep breaths -not as noticeable racing heart rate -spurts of throat tightening/swelling (not severe) Back home Same things as leaving -spurt of dizziness/nausea -chills -hot forehead -spurts of widespread headache -effort to take in deep breaths -not as noticeable heart rate -spurts of throat tightening/swelling (not severe) -spurts of throat tightening went away in about an hour After 1-3 hours -heart rate and breathing still making me uncomfortable but did not feel like an emergency -could feel heart rate when laying down/felt racing to me again when lying down, not very much when sitting up Breathing remained uncomfortable for the rest of the day/effortful into the evening -heart rate felt normal in the afternoon/evening -talking on the phone took more effort than usual but was not too difficult Later that night I was able to lay down without a racing feeling heart rate, breathing was better, and slept fine. The next morning I woke up (01/05/2021) without any effortful breathing or racing heart rate and without any other abnormal symptoms; symptoms I did experience were arm soreness and some fatigue Today 01/06/2021 my arm soreness is very mild and I am not experiencing any other symptoms -did not download the v safe app until 01/05/2021

Lightheaded, dizziness, body aches, chills, tachycardia, hypertension, 101.4, swelling and redness around the site, headache, diarrhea. Headache, diarrhea, swelling and redness have not gone away. Went to ER after reaction started, was evaluated in ER. Physician stated it was typical vaccine side effects, no treatment or epi was needed.

15 minutes after vaccine- hot all over body, throat closing, itchy, eyes felt weird, dizzy, and rapid heart rate

within 5 minutes of recieving the vaccine, felt light headed, nauseated and had a dry mouth. Pt was placed supine with legs up and monitored. Symptoms resolved within 15 minutes.

Patient reported having a ?pepper? taste in the mouth about 3 minutes after vaccine administration. Patient thereafter reported having a tingling sensation in the mouth and lightheadedness about 6 minutes after vaccine administration. Patient laid down and vital signs were taken; BP-126/68, HR-100. Patient drank 1/2 of 16oz. bottle of water and a 12oz of a sports drink. Vitals were rechecked 13mins after the first set; BP- 120/62 HR- 64. Patient reported feeling better afterwards I.e lightheadedness had subsided and no tingling sensation.

A few minutes after receiving the vaccine, patient complained of feeling dizzy, nauseated, having chills, and of her heart beating too fast. Patient alert and oriented. She called her mother to tell her how she was feeling. Heart rate increased from 100 to 150 five minutes later. EMS services called. Patient left via ambulance to hospital accompanied by a friend.

Pt reports dizziness, slurred speech, shakiness, and red/inflamed upper extremities (finger-tips) 3 hours after vaccination. These symptoms resolved with the use of Naproxen after 2 hours (by 5 hours post-vaccination). Pt also reports that she experienced full body aches and fatigue that started 3 hours post vaccination and lasted for 1 full day. Pt also reports that she experienced headache that started 3 hours post vaccination and lasted 3 full days (but she does suffer from chronic headaches).

Nausea, lightheaded, dizzy, feels foggy or high about 10 minutes after the vaccine. BP and other VS were within normal limits. No chest pain, palpitations, changes in vision, diaphoresis or rash

Symptoms of stuffy nose and fatigue started 15 minutes after shot, dizziness and fatigue worsened through the day, stuffy nose lasted 5 hours then ceased. Nausea and headache started two and a half hours after stuffy nose ceased.

Patient felt light headed/faint and flushed. (self reports history of fainting with shots/vaccines) BP 78/41 HR 67 sat 100. Encouraged to lay supine, however, patient requested to sit with head between knees as this helped in the past. Cold back to back of neck. No SOB or trouble swallowing. Patient alert and conversant. Observed x 30 mins and all symptoms resolved. Repeat BP 108/78 HR 85 sat 100

Days 1-4 unable to lift right arm Night 2 fatigue, body aches, headache, sore throat Day 7 right armpit pain

Immediately after receiving vaccine, 10 seconds nonresponsive, weakness, dizzy. Rebreathed, fluids rest.

I got up to use the bathroom at 4:30 this morning. I was extremely shaky but made it. I was using the bathroom and had the feeling that I was going to vomit. Next thing I know I was seeing stars and I fainted and fell off the toilet face forward and hit my head on my tile floor. I don't remember getting to the couch, but my dad was awake to let out the dogs and I couldn't really speak but he heard me and came downstairs and got me water and a cool rag. I was sweating but shivering. I am nauseous and have slept a total of 13 hours since 4:30am. I am pretty sure I have a concussion. I have a headache, on and off chills, muscle spasms beginning at 9:00PM on 1/14/21. I also have ringing in my ears. My resting heart rate is typically between 75-85 and I checked it at 7pm and it was 100. I have not sought out medical attention and have been debating it all day.

nausea, vomiting, lightheadedness, diaphoresis about 10 minutes after vaccination. Improved after about 5 minutes with sitting and water. No rash, cough, shortness or breath, palpitations.

Nausea, vomiting, diaphoresis and lightheadedness about 10 minutes after the vaccine that resolved with sitting and water in about 5 minutes. No rash, shortness of breath, itching, flushing.

PATIENT RECEIVED VACCINE AT 9 AM AND WHEN HER 15 MINUTE MONITOR PERIOD WAS UP SHE REPORTED DIZZINESS AND TREMORS. THE TREMORS WERE VISIBLE IN HER HANDS AND LEGS. HER V/S WERE TAKEN AND HER B/P WAS 140/100, HR WAS 103. NO HX OF HTN. RESPIRATIONS AND O2 SAT WERE NORMAL. SHE WAS KEPT AND MONITORED FOR A TOTAL OF 45 MINUTES AND SYMTOMS WERE STILL PRESENT WITH HER B/P 140/103 AND PULSE AT 110. SHE WAS ESCORTED TO ER FOR EVALUATION. NO TREATMENT WAS WARRENTED , HER B/P CAME DOWN TO 122/87 AND THE TREMORS RESOLVED. SHE WAS DISCHARGED HOME AT 1130 AM. FOLLOWED UP WITH

Received Moderna COVID vaccine #1 at 1207. Experienced tingling, chills BUE 7 minutes after vax admin. Then seeing black dots, head felt heavy, nausea, tingling now BLE as well as BUE, and rash beginning to anterior chest. Did not give diphenhydramine in vaccine clinic because patient nauseated. ED Charge nurse called and patient transported to ED for treatment. She received IV diphenhydramine and experienced vertigo, then given 1 dose of meclizine and IV fluids. Symptoms resolved, including rash. Discharged from ED at 1718.

patient received moderna vaccine and reported to 15 min observation. patient noted to be slumped in chair, roused patient who sat up and vomited x3. Denies shortness of breath, no wheezing or respiratory distress. patient tearful. 125/92 96. EMS called Patient given O2 via mask. Arrived, patient reported feeling better. Patient and mother declined EMS transport and left vaccination clinic.

2:00PM 01/22/2021 Neck is numb from right side; 8:00PM 01/22/2021 Right arm was sore, couldn't move it. Had a headache; 02:00AM 01/23/2021 Entire body was sore; 12:00PM 01/23/2021 Entire body was still sore, right arm hurt a lot. High temperature; 3:00PM-Currently 01/23/2020 High temperature, chills, sore body. Feeling lethargic and cannot get out of bed because of the pain.

Fever (36+hrs), nauseau (a little over 24 hours), dizziness (started about 24 hours after), sore arm (4 days) Treatment: orange juice, sleep, shower, water

Arm pain began about 1 hour after, Fatigue began about 6 hours after the vaccine Severe body aches began about 12 hours after the vaccine making it difficult to sleep The morning after fatigue and body aches (including arm pain so bad I could not move my arm) persisted along with a low grade fever (typically about 99.6) throughout the day after Body aches started to get better about 32 hours after getting the vaccine The next morning (1/22) I felt great and my arm pain was very minimal!

Dizziness Weakness Chills Body aches High heart rate Body shaking Migraine Arm swelling Hot at ejection site Nausea

Pt was administered the first dose of Moderna Covid-19 vaccine at 1930 hours and then monitored for 15 minutes post admin. During that time, pt developed some face and neck skin flushing, dizziness and "heart racing." Pt notes she has allergies to shellfish and tree nuts. Pt does not appear to have any respiratory compromise, denies any pain or trouble breathing, denies CP, HA, N/V/D, SOB, LOC. Pt airway is patent and pt does not appear to be in anaphylaxis. Pt denies any PMH; pt hx IUD placement and pt states she takes vitamins. Four-lead and 12-lead ECG monitoring showing sinus tachycardia, with a max sustained rate in the 170s at one point. Pt is otherwise asymptomatic. Transported to ED as a precaution. Pt HR gradually decreased en route to the 130s. Vagal maneuvers attempted twice, briefly dropping pt HR into the 70s and sinus rhythm, but effect was unsustained. Transport otherwise unremarkable

Threw lot# away. 1/3/21 am got hives on ankles, 3am, Then around hands 7am. Then Hives around hips. Then went to the back. 1/4/21 Dizziness when trying to get up. Symptoms lasted 1/5-1/6. Went to urgent care because hives were all over. Rec'd Medrol from urgent care along with hydroxyzine. Got relief on 1/9/21.

Immediate burning in arm right after receiving shot. 15 minutes after receiving shot began to feel tired and got a headache. Later on in the evening I had discomfort in my chest and had to use my inhaler. Pain in arm worsened over night; couldn't move arm at all. Pains spread into armpit and back. Got up at 3am to my body shivering, thinking I was running a fever I checked my temperature and it was normal but upon standing I had extreme dizziness to the point of almost passing's out, I had to sit down right away. Had nausea and whole body felt very sore an achey. The morning after my shot I woke with a headache, extreme pain in my arm and armpit, soreness all over my body, stomach pains, and my heart rate was high. Throughout the day my symptoms got worse I ran a fever of 102.7 which broke but then came back later on in the evening. The following day my symptoms started to diminish, no fever and body was feeling better, arm pain and headache continued. Now I am on day 4 still experiencing pain in my arm and armpit, slight headache, but chest pains have started. It feels as if there is a brick on my chest, almost like a burning sensation with occasional pains in left breast as well as tightness in the left side of my neck.

After receiving the vaccine, she started to faint, slumping over her chair and fell to the floor. Her eyes were blinking quickly. She was breathing rapidly. She whispered that she was scared. I told her to take deep breaths to try and calm her. I asked if she felt hurt or if she has any trouble breathing. After about 3-5 minutes of lying on their ground, she became more alert and asked me if she fell from her chair. She didn't recall falling or that she said she was scared. I had her sit up and asked how she felt and if she had any symptoms of an allergic reaction--she said no. after another minute or 2, she was able to stand up on her own with no lightheadedness nor dizziness. I walked alongside her to another seat and she sat for another 25 to 30 minutes--she said she was completely fine before leaving with her sister

After receiving vaccine, Employee complained of tachycardia (P=100), some dizziness. Employee drank water and juice. Employee appeared like she might vomit and started shaking, employee was lifted from her chair to the floor. Employee was turned to her right side and was having a seizure. CODE Team was called and Employee was taken to Emergency room via stretcher.

Day after: nausea & dizzy first for a few hours. Labored breathing most of day. General body aching and joints aching. Slight headache throughout day.

Had a migraine H/A, dizzy, light sensitivities. Felt like a tight band around the head. Normal sore arm. Went to the Dr. and rec'd a migraine cocktail and then got a Rx for the migraine.

About 3-4 hours after the injection was given, my left arm began to hurt at the sight of the injection. It was sore red and beginning to swell. After a couple more hours it was difficult to even move my arm; it felt as if my tricep was almost entirely immobilized. These symptoms persisted for about three days, with increasingly less intensity, and after the fourth day, I had no adverse symptoms. Exactly six days after receiving the vaccine, the area where the injection was given (tricep) began to feel itchy. When I tried to scratch it, the itch was not relieved but only worsened and began to swell and turn red. By the following day (7 days after injection), the site of injection and area surrounding the site of injection (about 6 inches along my upper and 3-4 inches in width) had swelled up more and was significantly more inflamed than my opposite arm which hadn't changed at all. It had a similar swelling, itch, and pain to the sensation one experiences after getting bitten by a mosquito, but in this case a very very large mosquito bite. By the evening of the seventh day, I began feeling very fatigued both mentally and physically and felt very subtle body aches that usually signal the early signs of a fever (at least for me). Upon feeling feverish symptoms I made a drink of turmeric and ginger root powder with honey and laid down for about an hour in an attempt to rest. After an hour, the body aches and fatigue lessened in intensity but my arm was still swelling and now feeling hot in temperature. The itching was unbearable. I went to go take a warm shower later that night and started to feel a mixture of pressure and pain traveling up my arm and into my chest. I began feeling my lymph nodes on the left side of my breast to find that a lymph node in my armpit and another one on the side of my breast had enlarged to about two inches in diameter. They were painful to the touch and noticeably sore when left untouched. These symptoms persisted with no change for about 2 days. After two days, the swelling and itching in my arm went away but my lymph nodes were still inflamed. They did not reduce in size or in pain until about 7 days after the first signs of these symptoms. After a week all symptoms went away.

The symptoms began immediately after administration of the vaccine. The symptoms were: tingling of her back / spine and then two hours later had itching swelling of the throat like she couldn't swallow felt lightheaded and dizzy and took benadryl with improvement. On day 2 felt feverish with sore arm and then on the 3rd day developed the same symptoms as the first day and went to the ED after taking benadryl x2 with no improvement in her symptoms. Objectively there is no wheezing, swelling, or rash but the provider does note that there were 3 small excoriated spots on her wrist one of which looked like a hive. The treatment of the reaction was: o Antihistamines: benadryl 50mg at home and ibuprofen o Steroids: IV solumedrol o Epinephrine: x1 o ED admission

developed diffuse blistering and burning rash to face along with fatigue 4 hours after receiving. 2/6/2021 had an episode of dizziness and vertigo

Patient went down to floor shortly after receiving immunization and complained of dizziness, weakness, face numb and tingly. Patient monitored and when feeling better was sat in a chair. Started feeling anxious again and was laid back down. Patient was feeling better and sat back down in a chair. Reported numbness in face and tongue but was alert and conversating with friend. After 8 minutes, patient reported feeling better and denied any symptoms.

Immediately after receiving covid vaccine, client felt light headed and nauseous. BP 86/42 P 72 R 16 and regular. Pulse was "thready." Client complained of chills and feeling clammy. She appeared very pale. She spit up a small amount of mucous. Nurse applied cold compress to neck and assisted her to lying down. BP taken at 11:05 was 100/ 60. BP taken at 11:20 was 120/80. She drank two packets of juice. At 11:15 she walked over to the observation area and waited an additional 30 minutes. Color was pink an she said she was feeling better. Her final BP was 120/70 and she left the observation room at 11:45.

Patient stated she was feeling dizzy. As I started asking more questions, her head slowly tilted back and eyes became wide and had a distant look, like a mild seizure . She was talking slowly but clearly, During the event. She was sweating, even though it seemed chilly. Her BP was low and my monitor wouldn?t register result. EMTs quickly arrived and their monitor took a while to register a result . She came out of it after a few moments feeling weak. We have her some OJ and she seemed to steadily improve. The whole event from start to when she was ok to walk out on her own was about a half hour. She had a relative Come pick her up and take her home.

Patient stated she "fainted when receiving vaccines." Received vaccine and walked to waiting area. Sat down and became faint at 8:45 am 02 sat 99%; BP 100/80; P 88. Laid down and was diaphoretic and clammy. Cool compress applied to forehead and back of neck. Drank juice and had some water. Patient at u. Stated she felt much better. 8:55 am walked to chair. BP 11/79 P 88. Stated she was fine. Left waiting area on her own at 9:00 am.

fever, body aches and pain, chills, extreme fatigue (unable to move), sore arm, headache. extreme side effects started about 12 hours after vaccination. moderate side effects (headache, sore arm, fatigue) started a few hours after vaccination.

Immediately following the vaccine administration pt started to c/o dizziness, chest pain and pressure, SOB. VSS at 122/58, 103, 22, 98%.

1 hour after the vaccine developed low-grade fever, dizziness, nausea, fatigue, headache. Then later in the afternoon developed dry cough, sore throat, runny nose. Also diarrhea that seems to be getting a little bit worse. Also with SOB w/ activity that started a few hours after the vaccine. 3 days post vaccine - Continued symptoms include low-grade fever (not checking temperature), fatigue, (improving body aches), dizziness.

Moderna COVID?19 Vaccine EUA Dizziness, Vomiting, Diarrhea, Muscle Aches, Fever, Headache ALL symptoms last 2 days

States about 3 hours after administration she felt nauseous, dizzy, cold, clammy, blurry vision, ringing ears, near syncope, visited ED.

Nickel sized bruise appeared after vaccination and has not gone away yet. Flu-like symptoms began, waking patient at 0300 hours on 2/18 in a state of confusion. noted ringing ears, dizziness, abdominal distress that resulted in diarrhea, as well a headache and backache. After struggling to get up and failing the first time, patient was able to relieve self in bathroom before going back to sleep until about noon. Patient took ibuprofen before going back to sleep. Flu like symptoms persisted into the next day, and included feverishness and fatigue. Patient was feeling better by 2/19.

-Vaccine was given around 2:30pm -No symptoms until the following day around 1:00pm (Dizzyness, Fatigue, Shaking) -Symptoms continued into the night and progressed (Fever, Headache, Body Aches -The next day around 10:00am (No Fever, No Body Aches, Still Fatigue, and Still Headache)

received vaccine on 2/24/21 at 530pm. this was her second dose and had no issues with first dose. on 2/25/21 around 12pm she became woozy and then around 5:15pm began seeing black spots. She didn't eat dinner and went to get in shower. At injection site she was red and warm to touch. She took Benadryl 50mg and then later began having difficulty swallowing. She went to local ED at 9pm. At the ED they gave her a normal saline bolus zofran, solumedrol, and rocephin. She fell asleep at the ED and after 1 hour her swallowing improved. On 2/26 her arm was still sore with redness and swelling at injection site. no hives or weakness noted. She went home on prednisone and antibiotic.

PATIENT STATES ELEVATED HR DIZZY. MILD REDNESS EXTENDING APPROX 3 INCHES FROM INJECTION SITE. 1040: BP 142/78 HR 148 RESP 16 O2SAT 99. BREATH SOUND CLEAR BILATERALLY. WILL OBSERVE. 1055: BP 118/64 HR 98 RESP 14 O2 SAT 99. MILD REDNESS AND TENDERNESS TO PALP AROUND INJECTION SITE. PT STATES THEY FEEL NORMAL.

12:01PM-1:35PM Signs&Symptoms: Blurry vision, dizziness, pale, clammy skin, scratchy throat with frequent throat clearing Treatment: Vital signs Q15minutes, cool paks to back, Benedryl IM 25mg IM R deltoid, verbal reaasurance. Outcome: Vitals stabilized and S&S improved after 90 minutes; Client education verbal and written guidelines given to her and roommates; Transported home with roommates. Phone follow-up at 7:30pm.

Some of the symptoms that were felt after 3 minutes of getting the Moderna vaccine, I felt dizziness. I couldn't see anything and I felt a little nauseous in the stomach. I was able to lay down for a couple of minutes and felt fine afterwards. Some of the symptoms going home are a sore arm, can't seem to lift it up, tired, the vaccine site seems to sting, and some chills.

patient c/o dizziness and decides to lie down on the floor to avoid falling. Was placed on wheelchair and transfer to the observation room and was observed for 45 minutes. vital signs stable. bp= 110/70 HR =104, lung clear. Patient reports this happens every time she goes to doctor or hospital; she gets very anxious and feels dizzy. History of anxiety on medication. Patient was feeling well and able to go home on her own, she had a friend accompanying her at the vaccine sight.

Patient received Moderan dose 1 vaccine and felt lightheaded, presyncopal and then reported numbness and tingling to the shoulder and trapezius muscle on the left, ipsilateral to the injection site. She felt better after 30 minutes and proceeded to go eat in her bedroom. She was nervous and anxious prior to the vaccine and states that she thought that had something to do with it. She then experienced a 10 second bout of muscle tension in her face and jaw which caused her to be unable to talk or speak for a few seconds. She was brought back down to the hall for evaluation. She felt as if she was having a stroke and that got her more worked up. She denies lower body weakness. She states that her head feels heavy and she complains of general fatigue. No n/v. No headache or blurry vision.

Client received vaccine around 2:00 pm and started feeling dizzy at 2:15 pm. She had water and a granola bar. At 2:25 pm her oxygen saturations were 99%, blood pressure was 122/88, and heart rate was 110. At 2:28 pm she reported that her tongue felt like she burnt it, like a loss of sensation. She felt better and left at 2:35 pm.

Patient received first dose of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on 2/10/21 and had a large, red, inflamed area on her arm at the injection site for a few days, but otherwise tolerated vaccine well. She received the second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on 3/10/21 and the next day (3/11/21) developed fatigue and lightheadedness while exercising, which continued for the next few days. She developed acute onset, sharp chest pain on 3/13/21 AM which did not resolve so she presented to an ED. Vitals were normal but labs notable for troponin I which peaked at 4.36, CK 758, d-dimer 640. CBC/CMP and EKG were unremarkable and initial TTE with EF ~45%. Repeat TTE obtained a few days later with normal LV and RV size/function without any wall motion abnormalities. Cardiac MRI obtained with normal LV function (EF 64%) but late gadolinium enhancement in a subepicardial distribution within the inferolateral wall of the left ventricle at the base most compatible with myocarditis. ESR and CRP were normal. Further workup to determine etiology of myocarditis was negative (ANA, ANCA, RF, hepatitis panel, HIV, full respiratory viral panel, COVID-19 PCR). She was placed on metoprolol succinate 12.5mg XL daily and will follow up with a cardiologist as an outpatient. Family concerned that COVID-19 vaccine was the trigger/underlying etiology of her myocarditis.

About 1 minute after vaccine administration, while standing in line to schedule follow up vaccine, patient had a syncopal episode, falling and hitting head. She was transported to the ER for further evaluation and treatment.

gave patient immunization,told her to wait for 15 minutes. After 5 minutes patient experienced dizziness and feeling light headed. i was talking to patient constantly to keep her alert as much as possible. Her eyes started to roll back slightly and I laid her flat on ground with support behind her head, The patient remained conscious. Took her pulse which was steady and regular, breathing on own without difficulty. 911 was called immediately. After about 2-3 minutes patient was becoming more responsive .Aftera few more minutes we placed patient on the chair, at which time the paramedics arrived. Patient has had past experiences of fainting due to body piercings or had problems as a child when she was immunized that was later revealed to me by her father. Patient had a flight or fright experience and after another 20 minutes left with her father and boyfriend

Patient fell on floor at 3:45pm. Patient states that "felt room starting to spin. A little lightheadedness. I do not remember falling on the floor." Patient states "every time I've gotten a shot I have almost always passed out." Patient is afraid of needles. Patient came to and was laying on stomach. EMTs got patient up slowly to cot. B/P 147/89, pulse 67, O2 97%. Patient once moved to cot was alert and oriented.

Pt reports feeling dizzy, lightheaded, CP, chills, and diaphoretic shortly after vaccine administration. Vitals obtained, BP elevated 156/99, HR 95, oxygen saturation 99% RA. EMS contacted d/t worsening symptoms and c/o feeling faint. Patient transferred to hospital emergency room for further evaluation per EMT. Pt accompanied by Aunt.

patient experienced nausea and dizziness followed by muscle weakness, whole body shaking, and possibly loss of consciousness lasting less than 30 seconds.

after receiving immunization patient felt hot and dizzy. She then fainted and lost conciousness for about 10 seconds.

Approximately 5-10 after Moderna Covid vaccine was given, patient became dizzy and started vomiting food previously eaten. Patient refused pharmacy to call 911. After patient sat in waiting area for 30 minutes, claimed she was feeling better, was rechecked by pharmacist and left.

Pt had nausea and she vomited. She also felt like she was going to pass out. She said she had not eaten anything prior to receiving the vaccine and she took dose of her amoxicillin without eating prior. She was given some apple juice and popcorn and reported feeling better after consuming it.

Site: Itching at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient discussed when going over the list she has syncope that occurs randomly. In my better judgment patient looked normal and healthy at taht time. Patient 5 min later felt dizzy and fainted for 10 sec before recovering. I called 911 and gave water while the other rph gave cold compress. Patinet recovered quickly when ambulance came but patient refused further medical care and has had history when given vaccine this dizziness occurs. Family member came to pick her up and walked without issue

It was weird again; Turning into a bruise; Felt crappy; A couple of bad breakthrough bleeding episodes; Menstrual cycle was interrupted; Felt off; In her right leg raised hive; Headache; A spontaneous report was received from a consumer concerning a 21-year-old female patient, who received Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine (mRNA-1273) and experienced a couple of bad breakthrough bleeding episodes, Menstrual cycle was interrupted, Felt crappy, Felt off, In her right leg raised hive, Headache, Turning into a bruise and It was weird again. The patient's medical history was reported as migraines. Concomitant medications were not reported. On 27 Feb 2021, prior to the onset of the event, the patient received their first of two planned doses of mRNA-1273 (Lot number: 013A21A) intramuscularly in the right thigh for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. On 27 FEB 2021, the patient experienced Raised hive (Urticaria) about the size of a half dollar, after that she "felt off" (fall) had a headache (Headache) and Felt crappy (Malaise), and she had a couple of bad breakthrough bleeding episodes (Hemorrhage) which was assessed as medically significant, and the patient also experienced interrupted Menstrual cycle (Menstrual disorder). On 07 MAR 2021, the patient experienced Turning into a bruise (Contusion) and on 08 MAR 2021 it was weird again (Feeling abnormal). Laboratory details were not provided. Treatment medication was provided as Tylenol. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not reported. At the time of this report, the outcome of the events Hemorrhage, Menstrual disorder, Contusion, Malaise, Feeling abnormal, Fall, Urticaria and Headache was considered as unknown.; Reporter's Comments: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

Approximately 12 hours after the event, I had throat swelling, chills, sweats, temperature of 102.5, headache, muscle soreness, dizziness, lightheadedness. Onset was over the course of about 1 hour. I had previously taken part in the double-blinded Astrazeneca in COVID-19 trials (meaning I did not know I was vaccinated) in November 2019, so the nurse told me that the response could really be from anything: partly due to some interaction between the vaccines, allergy, and/or already producing antibodies. I was unblinded and told I was given the Astrazeneca vaccine. Interestingly, I had none of these responses to just the Astrazeneca vaccines, just a bit of soreness after the first one. I have never had such a strong response, and I believe this is the highest my temperature has ever been, and my lymph nodes are still swollen. I am much better now; however, even last night and this morning, I was feeling unwell.

Patient reports nausea, shortness of breath, and light headedness. Patient was taken to an exam room to lay down for about 20minutes. Vital signs obtained. Provider examed patient. Patient after the 20 minutes reported she felt better and was able to go home. Patient's was accompanied by her friend.

10 minutes after the vaccine administration I started to feel lightheaded with blurry vision, shortness of breath, and bounding pulse. I self recovered after about 5-10 min. About 20-30 minutes after that my legs started feeling tingling like they were going numb and I was experiencing hot flashes. This self recovered after 5 min. I was admitted to the ER and monitored for another hour but was stable.

Premedicated the day before with Solumedrol, prednisone, albuterol, and benadryl. At 2:45 I started getting a tight chest, tight throat, itchy mouth, itchy throat, hives, throat clearing, and throat hoarseness/ fading. I then took benadryl and a breathing treatment every 4 hours. It got worse later in the day and even worse the next day. The next day I had body aches, chills, headache, brain fog, dizziness, fever, itchy mouth, itchy throat , hives, tight / thick throat, very tight chest, and difficulty breathing.

11:15am Post vaccination reports feeling dizzy w/no associated symptoms reported / none noted; medical monitoring w/vitals assessment: BP 107/58 P67 RR 14 O2 sat 98% RA; rest, juice offered. 11:30am symptoms improve BP 113/88 P82 RR 14 O2 sat 99% RA; released from facility w/aunt

C/O body aches, dizziness, palpitations, dizziness, nausea, chills, blurred vision, & SOB. Up in chair with legs elevated. BP 129/90, pulse 71, & O2 sat is 97% on RA. Stayed for additional Observation & consumed water. Symptoms subsided prior to discharge, Awake, Alert, & oriented. Encouraged to go to ER, Urgent Care, or F/U with primary physician. Verbalized understanding.

Patient received vaccine morning of 3/25/21. She developed severe abdominal pain, dizziness, and near syncope starting 11pm, prompting emergency department evaluation around 1:30am on 3/26/21. Symptoms were self-limiting and resolved without intervention or treatment. She was feeling better several hours later

21 year old female stated that she felt lightheaded after taken the vaccination. Patient stated that she gets light headed when she gets vaccinations. Vital signs was taken at 10AM BP 138/60 HR 78 RR16. Patient was in observation for 30 minutes. 1030AM vital signs was taken before leaving BP 118/67 HR 81, RR16, Patient stated that she feels good.

Patient stated she felt like fainting post immunization. Pharmacists quickly grabbed adverse event protocol and followed directions as stated. Called code white on intercom to alert store management. Asked patient about symptoms and she reported symptoms of sweating, coldness, dizziness and nausea. Assessed patient blood pressure and asked patient if she wanted us to call 911. Patient did not want us to call 911. Patient never lost consciousness but had low blood pressure on initial reading. Instructed patient to lay down with feet elevated. We gave patient a pillow to assist in elevation of feet and gave her cold compresses to apply to neck and face. After a few minutes, patient blood pressure was normal and patient stated that she was feeling better. We requested that she sit for an addition 15 minutes before she can leave. After 15 minutes patient, patient was feeling ok and left with her boyfriend. She was exhausted from work and this was likely the main factor for the feeling of syncope.

THE PATIENT WERE ASKED 4TIMES (FROM THE ENTRY SCREENER, GATE KEEPER, LOGISTICIAN, AND VACCINATOR) WHAT TYPE OF VACCINE SHE RECEIVED FROM HER 1ST DOSE SHE ANSWERED MODERNA INSTEAD OF PFIZER VACCINE. SHE FORGOT TO BRING HER IMMUNIZATION CARD. SHE RECEIVED HER 1ST DOSE OF VACCINE ON 3/15/2021 ON 4/05/2021 WITH LOT # EN6208 ON HER LEFT ARM AND 2ND DOSE IS DUE ON 4/05/2021 . INADVERTENTLY, SHE WAS GIVEN THE WRONG VACCINE. AFTER FEW MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING THE VACCINE SHE COMPLAINED OF DIZZINESS, NAUSEA AND VOMITING. VITAL SIGNS WERE TAKEN ALL WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS. AFTER RESTING FOR 45 MINUTES SHE FELT BETTER AND WENT HOME WITH HER MOTHER AMBULATORY, AWAKE AND ALERT.

5 mins after administration patient reported being dizzy. We had patient remain for 30 full mins at which time she had headache, fatigue, and general unease.

Pt stated 15 min post vaccine, started having tightness of chest on left side and difficulty breathing, lightheaded and nausea. Pt was given 25mg Benadryl.

Patient became anxious, dizzy, and SOB. Pt was found to have 02 saturations that dropped in the 80s momentarily, but resolved after zyrtec was given and was observed for an additional 45 minutes.

Pt completed her 15 minute wait time without complaints (at 1601). She exited the building with her brother into the parking lot. It was reported that she "slumped to the ground" and appeared to have had a seizure. I arrived at her side (at 1603) with EMS checking vital signs. Pt was able to whisper and acknowledge me. She was oriented to person and place. Her pupils were constricted, but was lying in the sunshine. EMS had already called for ambulance. I talked with Pt to obtain any medications, history and allergies - to which she denied all. She then began to tremor with her eyes rolling into her head, unresponsive during this episode. After about 20 seconds, she focused on me and was able to respond to some direction. By that time ambulance was present. She was lifted by 6 people and placed onto stretcher. Stretcher placed into ambulance and went to hospital

At 10:15 A.M, pt received Moderna Covid Vaccine, 1st dose. At 10:17, RN and APN were called over by worker and observer, in which worker was holding pt on the ground. When RN and APN arrived, pt was unresponsive for about a 1 second, then awakened. Pt got up on her own and was sat on a wheelchair. Pt was taken back to triage area. Pt told us her full name and DOB. At 10:20, vitals were taken, BP was 87/65, pulse was 57, O2 was 98. Pt was alert and oriented x4. Pt was accompanied by sister. Per pt, she has a history of this happening mostly every time she gets a shot. Pt reports being scared of needles, and this happening often. Per pt, she has no history of cormobidity, no history of allergies. RN offered pt to call an ambulance, in which pt declined. Per pt, this happens often when receiving a vaccine, as well as when she got one of her tattoos. Pt was given glucose water as well as a water bottle. BP was taken again at 10:25, pt BP 106/68, P: 70, O2 @ 98. Pt color beginning to return to normal, pt reports feeling better. Pt states she did not eat any breakfast this morning. RN spoke to observer. Per observer, he saw pt start to get pale, in which he grabbed pt, and assisted her to the ground. Pt did not hit head. Vitals were taken again at 10:35, BP @ 98/70, P: 85, O2 @ 99. SIster stated she is driving, and will not let pt drive, agreed with sister. Appointment scheduled for tomorrow for f/u with a provider. BP taken @ 10:55, BP was 100/ 64, P: 80, O2 was 99. Pt is alert and oriented x4. Pt was again offered an ambulance or to be driven to the ER, pt declined. Pt given strict instructions on when to go to ED, pt and sister agreed. Per pt, she has work today @ 2pm, RN advised pt to stay home and rest, pt agreed. RN will send letter to pt to excuse her from work. Due to pt BP being WNL, pt being alert and oriented, pt was wheeled out in the wheelchair by RN with sister. No further questions or concerns.

Severe tiredness and fatigue, a bit lightheaded. Was not able to get out of bed for the most of yesterday. Left arm was very swollen, simply moving it was painful.

At approximately 10 minutes after receiving vaccine, patient developed dizziness, fainted for approximately 2-3 seconds patient then came too, patient then fainted again and began seizing, seizure symptoms last 5-10 seconds, patient then came too and stayed stable and alert, 911 was called and patient was monitored until ambulance arrived, patient was transported to emergency room, for additional evaluation and treatment

10:30 am - Writer/Nurse responding to code blue in Front room. Crash Cart brought to location. Provider, MA, and Vaccine nurse present on seen. Pt sitting on chair verbally reporting all needs. Visible signs of pallor to face, lips and hands. Initial VS obtained by MA with Vitals Machine. Pt reports having Hx of feeling light-headed, blurry vision, and nauseous after getting injections or blood draws. VS: BP- 57/27, P ? 30, RR ? 18, SpO2- 99% @ RA, T ? 96.8 otic temp Administer O2 2 L/m via NC per Provider verbal order EMS called per Provider order BS obtain by MA per Provider verbal order, 100 mg/dl 10:40 am ? Vaccination nurse manual BP ? 82/60. VS: P- 51, RR ? 16, SpO2 ? 99% @ 2 L/m via NC No visible signs of pallor to Pt?s face, lips, and hands. Pt communicating all needs, no s/s or c/o physical distress. Pt reports feeling better, no c/o blurry vision or light-headedness. Vaccination nurse reports Pt denied any issues with vaccination when initially asked. Pt agrees with vaccination nurse in failure to report history when asked by Vaccination nurse. Pt states she will remember to report Hx next time she is asked. 10:45 am EMS arrived on seen, report given by Vaccination nurse, Eval/assessment concluding with EMS Writer/nurse return to Nurse station, crash cart returned to station

feeling faint and dizzy after vaccination, lasted about 15 minutes. Resolved with time without medical intervention.

While waiting the 15 minutes after vaccination patient attempted to get up to go to the restroom fainted, and fell. Patient get up and seat again looking pale, sweating and skin was cold. While seated she started to heve some involuntary movements in her left arm and leg (possible seizure) for a few seconds.

At 7 hours after getting the vaccine, I nearly passed out. I got extremely dizzy and lost my hearing for a bit.

Throat swelling, itchy tounge and lips, difficulty breathing, dizziness, full body hives, vision difficulty, hospital visit

Rash on finger, toes that spread to hands, feet. Immediately very itchy then swelling worsened and heels were painful when standing. Came to clinic on day 3; diagnosed with erythema multiform. Treated with prednisone x 4 days; follow up next day to review lab which only showed mild ESR elevation and improvement of symptoms.

Vomiting and kinda almost fainted. After vomiting I was fine. Lasted roughly 5-10 min. Feeling faint could have been cause by over panicking about vomiting and the vaccine but I though I would share.

I got my injection about 6 hours later my arm started to feel completely broken from shoulder to fingers. I could not move it without intense pain for a few days. Then pain followed off and on that felt like I hit my funny-bone perpetually. 5 weeks later, the pain became so bad that I went to the ER for treatment. I also had an x-ray done earlier in the week for it at an orthopedic clinic who told me the injection was injected too high and into my bursa. They scribed PT. But when in ER, My arm started to go completely numb. I then received steroids to take 5 days orally. The pain has gotten a little better but I have limited movement without feeling nerve pain all down my arm into my fingertips.

Around 10 min after injection patient flagged down a technician and said she thought she was going to faint. Fainting has happened to her in the past and she could feel it coming on. The pharmacist moved her closer to the area and gave her water. While pharmacist was standing with her she lost consciousness and control of her bladder. Pharmacist held patient upright as she was still in the chair as to not obstruct breathing. Patient was out for around a min and regained consciousness. Pharmacist in that time had called EMS who arrived later and checked all vitals. Patient drove alone nearly an hour so Pharmacist want to make sure she was ok before driving the long distance home.

Patient came in forher first dose of the Moderan vaccine. Patient is an overnight associate. We processed her paperwork, I asked her if she felt ok (answered the questions she had fiklled out) and then I proceeded to have her sit in the booth. When I went into the booth, I explained to her when her second dose was and to bring back her vaccine card. She stated she did not really want to get the shot, but was being pressured by her mom. I asked her if she was sure she wanted the shot, and she said yes because her dad has a heart condition. I then proceeded to administer the shot at 8:12 am. She did very well with the shot- no bleeding in the bandaid. I asked her to sit for about 10 minutes. I proceeded to walk back into the pharmacy, and I dispoded of the gloves. I then walked over to my computer, then I heard the loud thump at 8:14 am. I immedietly ran out to the booth and she had fallen over. We called a code white and called 911. Pt was awake, hit her head and mouth. I asked her if she had eaten and she said she could not remember, She said the shot was fine and she was on her phone and that is all she remembers. I rubber her back and chatted with her until the fire department arrived. She was able to call her cousin from her phone, but I did not move her until the fire department came. EMS came and she went with them. EMS stated that she had not slept in 24 hours and that could be the cause. The time from the shot to the thump was no more than 1 minute.

PATIENT FEELING FAINT, CLAMMY, SWEATY, SAID SHE WAS HAVING TROUBLE BREATHING-ADMINISTERED EPIPEN AND CALLED 911.

Patient had lightheadedness and lost consciousness for 3-5 seconds before regaining consciousness, she then proceeded to use the bathroom to vomit, before returning to the waiting area and drinking some water. After a few minutes, she was feeling much better.

Pt received Dose 2 Moderna COVID vaccine. Initially feeling well, then in evening started feeling fatigued, nauseated, mild headache. Was standing up and felt lightheaded, more nauseated, and flushed. Sat down on ground to try to steady herself and slumped over. Was briefly unconscious then came to, while mom was holding had another brief syncopal episode with no seizure-like activity. No tongue biting or incontinence. No head trauma. Mom called paramedics. Pt quickly returned to baseline, was feeling better, had stable vitals, and refused transport and was driven to ER. Afterwards still some nausea and headache. No chest pain, visual changes, weakness, numbness, tingling, shortness of breath.

Symptoms: Decreased mobility in right arm, arm pain, fever, chills, body aches, joint pain, extreme fatigue, migraine, head pain to the touch, abdominal discomfort. Treatment: Tylenol extra- strength and fluids Time course: 5:00pm (4/20/21)- 1:30pm (4/21/21)

Patient was sitting in waiting area after vaccination and slid out of chair in a state of dizziness/passing out, but did not lose conciousness. We talked with her, offered her water and snack. She sat for about 15 minutes, then appeared to be recovered. She states she passed out with her last vaccine when she was 15 years old.

Arm soreness, headache, light headedness, sensitivity to light/sound, nausea Tylenol helped with most of it

Participant became diaphoretic, hypotensive, bradycardic and lightheaded 10-12 minutes post vaccination. EMT on site assessed participant and ambulance called to site.

Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Breathing-Mild, Systemic: Abdominal Pain-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild

Immediately following the vaccination the patient was bleeding and told the immunizer she felt dizzy. She then instantly slumped over in her seat and blacked out. She was unconscious for a very short period of time (Only long enough for the immunizer to call the RPh for assistance). 911 was called when Madison regained consciousness she asked what had happened, explained her anxiety and then vomited twice . The paramedics arrived and evaluated her and a ride was called so she would not have to drive. She waiting in the pharmacy for around 40-45mins after the vaccination before leaving with her parents.

At 10:40, the patient went in for her first Moderna vax. She was slightly nervous since she's not a fan of needles. When she got it a vessel must have been nicked, because she experienced a bit of blood streaming down her arm which surprised us. The nurse wasn't concerned and stopped it quickly and cleaned up her arm. Got her a new bandaid and she was sent to the chairs in the waiting area to wait her 15 minutes following the vax. I had to pick up my regular prescription so I got in line while she was sitting there surfing on her phone. As I got to the front of the line, the patient called me and said she was feeling lightheaded. I immediately left the line, and was there (I was maybe 15 feet away) and was asking how she felt. She said she felt sweaty and like she might pass out. Right then, her eyes rolled a bit and closed and she went limp. I was able to hold on to her and a customer that was behind me in line and I were able to alert the nurse that gave the vax and the pharmacist. Both immediately came to our aid. We got the patient on the floor and on her side. The nurse wanted us to have an epi pen in case, but we all didn't think it was an allergic reaction. We checked her blood pressure and it was low. Another employee was already calling an ambulance and another was getting her some juice. She was beginning to regain consciousness. She was only out for about 2 to 3 minutes at the most. Her blood pressure was low, but started to come back to normal pretty quickly. We had her lay there a few minutes and then sit up. Eventually we moved her to the chair a few minutes later. Within another few minutes the emts arrived. She had already had answered questions for us like her name, birthday, where she was, etc. The emts repeated those same questions, asked us what happened and rechecked her vitals. All were back to normal. They gave her the option of be transported to the ER, but given that she was feeling back to normal she declined and everybody felt good about that decision.

chest tightness, sweating, nausea, arm pain, light headedness, dizziness. these symptoms were occurred minutes after receiving the vaccine and lasted for several minutes. was the patient was able, she was escorted by family members to the nearest urgent care clinic for further evaluation.

Patient passed out and collapsed a few minutes post administration. Patient was regained conciousness less than a minute after passing out. Patient was given a small bottle of water and was driven home.

Patient was given immunization at approx. 10:19am, Pt. gave back 15 minute timer at 10:41am, at 10:49am per AP (watched video) patient collapsed. Management arrived at 10:51am to assist. The report submitted by AP stated that patient had grabbed another customer and a clothes rack then fell to the ground. Customer stated patient had a seizure. When AP, arrived patient was unconscious and not shaking. A different customer was there to comfort the patient through the seizure. Per AP, patient was unconscious for 19 minutes and when she awoke she could not state her name or basic information. She was helped into a chair. After 11 minutes she could lucidly state her name and give basic information. EMTs arrived, assessed her, and transported her to further medical attention. We administered IMZ and are reporting adverse reaction but were not there to witness actual event (only the reports thereafter).

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient experienced dizziness and proceeded to faint and fall off her seat. She regained consciousness within approximately 20 seconds. Patient also got a cut above her eye due to the fall.

Patient was in the post-vaccination area seated after her shot. About 10 minutes after receiving the vaccine, she stated that she started feeling lightheaded. She fainted and fell out of her chair. I immediately went to her and found her conscious, but very disoriented. She stated that she felt nauseated. 911 had been called; I stayed with her until they arrived. They fitted her with a cervical counter and raised her to a seated position and took her vitals. She was able to stand and get on the stretcher with their assistance. The EMTs stayed with her and monitored her vitals until her mother arrived to take her home. I spoke with her by phone at 6PM. She stated that she felt fine now (except for a bump on her head). She stated that she was afraid of needles and that anxiety probably caused the incident.

Redness, pain, swelling at injection site; back pain, fever, sweats, fatigue, headache, left underarm pain, dizziness

Fever (100°), extreme chills, body aches, extreme headache, lightheaded, sore/tender arm, burning/stinging down the arm... all last all day on 04/29/2021 starting at 06:00 am. Took Tylenol extra strength twice (2 pills each time) which resulted in a lesser headache, lesser body ache, and reduced fever.

Patient vaccinated at 12:37pm. While in observation, patient became warm at 12:40pm and fell off chair and onto the floor. Patient reported feeling cloudy and not remembering falling to floor. No injuries were sustained. Cool compresses applied to neck and forehead. Patient able to stand and was assisted to table to lie down if needed. Patient vitals within normal limits. Patient reported not eating prior to vaccination and also having a great fear of needles. Patient given lunch and reported improvement at 1:13pm. Patient released at 1:37pm. Vitals remained normal throughout observation.

Per EMS, patient with no history of vaccine reactions felt "dizzy" and had hives on chest post Moderna vaccine #2. BP 142/87 1422 and did not normalize during course of care. No reported reaction to first vaccine. 25 mg diphenydramine IM, transport at patient's request. Patient counseled to consult provider before receiving any additional booster vaccines.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Headache-Mild, Systemic: Tachycardia-Mild, Systemic: Weakness-Medium

patient felt light in the head, dizziness, nausea after vaccination, after 30 minute wait, she felt ok. Patient called next day reported feeling chills, then this morning being so hot she could not stand it. Told her to go to urgent care, they sent her to ER. ER sent her home to rest and take Tylenol

Patient felt faint and passed-out 10 min after receiving her first vaccination. She was not alert for about 30 seconds. Then she was alert with normal breathing, HR and speaking. Patient was given juice and water. She received a ride home, instead of driving herself.

Intense brain fog and dizziness caused by first vaccine. Worsened by second. Feeling of fullness in ears and occasional ear pain along w tinnitus.

medical emergency called for detainee "vomiting and passed out". Medical arrived to A12 at 11am and detainee was alert and oriented x 4 lying on floor, she stated she felt dizzy and nausea and vomited once and ran to the bathroom to vomit, upon return she passed out and the next thing she remembers is the other detainees standing over her. Witnesses say they caught her before she fell and she did not hit her head. She does complain of "tachycardia and right side head pain" and points to parietal lobe. She was transported to local ED by EMS.

Chills, severe body aches, sinus headache, fatigue, nausea, and joint pain for 12 hours. Fever over 102 degrees Fahrenheit, dizziness, and headache for 24 hours.

Pt developed dizziness shortly after vaccination. She denied prior history of similar reactions. HR 54, BP 80/50, SP02 99%. HR improved to 60 and BP improved to 100/70. Symptoms improved after 15-20 minutes of observation.

"Client lost consciousness and fell to the ground while trying to scan the bar code for 2nd dose scheduling after injection. Her head bumped into the wall while falling. Two EMTs carried her to the post vac area. She regained her consciousness a few moments later. She looks very pale. After lying down for about 15 minutes, she tries to sir up and had syncope again for about one minutes but wake up later. She was transported to the hospital." "Once she regains consciousness, she states that she always passes out at the sight of needle. The area where she had the head bumped did not have any visible bruise or skin tear or blood. She had another period of brief syncope while sitting up in EMS Areas. She is alert and oriented to time, place and people. Her citals were stabvvle. She was transferred to the hospital." Supervisor Report. Dose #2 due 5/15/2021

Patient told rph that she can faint when getting vaccination. Pharmacist vaccinated and patient immediately began to feel dizzy and started shaking. She did not pass out or fall out of her chair. It was conveyed by the pharmacist to the technician staff that the patient was having difficulty breathing. 911 was called. 2nd pharmacist went into room to assess and pt was breathing fine. She asked for some water and a bag of ice which were both given to patient. Paramedics arrived and took patient vitals. Patient refused and further care and a relative came to pick her up. Paramedics advised patient to follow up with further care if warranted. When patient left she was feeling better.

Vaccine given at 8:45 AM Shortly after vaccine (approximately 8 minutes) she started to complain of tingling in her vaccinated arm and she got a little diaphoretic - complained of being hot. Some heaviness in her chest which progressed over next 10 minutes to feeling difficulty breathing - "like a rock on her chest" . At 09:04 AM She used her Albuterol asthma inhaler to see if it would help her breathing. No improvement in breathing, then complained at 0911 of some vision changes, felt like she was having to concentrate to breath - like breathing through a straw and at this time I started to hear her audibly wheezing - Squad was called. When they arrived around 9:18 AM she was having heaviness, closed her eyes - complaining of a little bit light headed, still having difficulty breathing. She left with squad at 9:24 AM

After about 5-7 minutes of receiving the vaccine, I felt a sudden wave/rush of dizziness followed by seeing black in my eyes, tightness in my chest and tightness/closing up of my throat making it difficult to breathe. I instantly felt like I was going to faint and also broke out in a sweat with my heart racing.

Fever: started around 10pm the night of and went on until around 11am the next day Nausea:on and off for 24 hours Body aches: 24 hours Faint:12 hours

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Nausea-Medium

Patient felt lightheaded, Sat down to wait after vaccination in pharmacy. Patient went stiff, head fell back, hands and feet jerking. I ran over to her and tried to get her to wake up. She opened her eyes and was able to talk. She was very groggy and was clammy to the touch. We called 911 and paramedics came. They took her to the ER to get checked out.

Systemic: Confusion-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Patient was unresponsive for 5 minutes. Pharmacy called 911 and the EMT took her out of the building.

When I woke up and got out of bed, I felt extremely light-headed, dizzy and nauseous. I started to get warm and felt like I was about to vomit so I washed my face with cool water. I went to sit down and my vision started to blur and my vision started to close in with darkness and I passed out. When I gained consciousness again, I was still extremely dizzy and light-headed and my vision was still not focused. I passed out two more times. When I gained consciousness the final time, I was extremely sweaty and shaky. I called 911 and they sent paramedics to my house. I drank some water and stayed in the floor until they arrived. They took me by ambulance to the hospital to run several tests and everything looked normal.

Menstrual cycle is regular, lasts 8-14 days long, on birth control, (Nexplanon) . Menstrual cycle began 4/22/21 was supposed to finish on 5/6/21, day of vaccine administration. 1 hr after vaccine administration of the vaccine, menstrual became stronger, had heavier flow, and patient experienced dizziness and fatigue. 5/15/21, menstrual cycle is still strong and has been continually going for 23 days. Current CBC and estrogen count unknown.

patient felt dizzy and started to pass out (syncope) and was asked for pharmacist to lie in supine position so that circulation can be asissted (in the pharmacy waiting area). Patient started feeling better as soon as patient was lying down on the ground as was able to answer questions - was fully awake and aware of her surrondings. patient was then observed for 30 minutes and there were no further signs of adverse events. Pharmacist contacted the patient later durin the day and the patient was doing fine.

Patient was administered the shot and waiting in the waiting area for 15 min. After few minutes she complained of dizziness. Pharmacist on site helped her lay on the floor. She started passing out. Paramedics were called . We took her pulse and Blood Pressure which were fine.By the time paramedics came she was feeling okay and was talking. The paramedics waited with her till somebody came to pick her up.

PATIENT HAS EXPERIENCED DIZZINESS 5 MINUTES AFTER THE 2ND SHOT. SHE CAN NOT STAND UP WITHOUT SUPPORT. SHE'S HAVING PEROID AND HAS NOT EATEN ANYTHING PRIOR COMING FOR HER APPOINTMENT. PHARMACIST HAS OFFERED HER WATER AND SUPPORTS WHILE WAITING FOR AMBULANCE ARRIVES.

Arm began hurting within an hour to the point where it can barely be moved. My back, chest, and ribs ache when I breathe or move. Shooting pains in my upper back. Nausea. Fatigue.

Day of vaccination (5/11), my arm was sore. I got chills and body pain. First day after vaccination (5/12), I took Tylenol in the morning but my arm was still sore. I felt tired. Second day after vaccination (5/13), I felt better. Third day after vaccination, I started to get dizzy. My dizziness was manageable but I felt the need to sleep more.

Within 15 minutes of administration, patient began to experience dizziness, shooting left arm pain, and felt like she was about to faint. Patient was instructed to lay down on floor. After assisting patient to the floor with legs elevated, she was observed to have blanching of lips. Check injection site to see if there was any swelling. None noted. Continued to observe patient for 5 minutes while asking questions to ensure that there was no airway constriction. After patient was able to sit up, she was offered water to drink. Patient admitted to having not eaten anything today. When patient felt well enough to walk she was escorted out by her mother. It was revealed during conversation that patient has an extreme needle anxiety.

I woke up in the middle of the night shivering even though it wasn?t cold in the house. The rest of the night I was hot, cold, and aching. Every single muscle and joint in my body hurt, it felt like I had been hit by a train. I could feel soreness down to the muscles in my hands. I could barely move, I couldn?t get comfortable. My head and neck hurt the worst, it was just so sore and painful and everytime I stood up, I would get a pounding sensation in my head. It went on like that for almost 12 hours. The next day I felt perfectly fine.

Two days after receiving vaccine, began with bilateral knee pain and stiffness, shortly followed by rash over both legs. Over the next few hours, the rash became more prominent, and pain in knees, ankle and shins made walking difficult. Went to ER and was diagnosed with Henoch-Schonlein purpura and told to take Ibuprofen for pain and to follow up with PCP. Rash continued to spread over the next two days to include both upper arms and elbows, with broken blood vessels. Also developed swelling in knees and more severely in ankles. CBC with differential in ER was reported as normal. Visited PCP 5/23/21, who referred to dermatologist and completed urinalysis which was essentially normal with possible elevated white cells to be cultured.

Developed symptoms shortly after injection; Vasovagal response, dizziness, abdominal cramps, nausea; 21 y.o. female with no pertinent medical history other than ADHD is presenting with dizziness and "blacking out" after receiving her second dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at 12:20 pm today. Patient had no symptoms when she received her first dose of the vaccine. Patient reports that she became dizzy, diaphoretic, and lost vision after receiving the vaccine. Per triage note staff at Walgreens reported no loss of consciousness, however. Patient otherwise currently reports she is feeling fine.

Patient felt dizzy 10 minutes after receiving the 2nd dose of Moderna, Alcohol was given to her to smell and to drink water and to remain relaxed and wait another 30 minutes and afterward she felt better. Patient did not want the ambulance called.

Patient apparently passed out while waiting after receiving vaccine. She was sitting in a chair and fell over to her right side. She appears to have had a petit mal seizure. Her pupils were very dilated and it took her several minutes to become fully responsive, although she was unresponsive for just a short period of time. She is a student and the EMS staff who responded to the 911 call reports that she is well known to them, as she has a history of "pseudo-seizures". Patient's BP was 138/84 and SPO2 was 98%. Pt was transported to ED around noon, and was back to the clinic by 1:15 to collect her eyeglasses that had been left where she was sitting.

Syncope; Excessive eye blinking; Fall; This case was received via on 18-May-2021 and was forwarded to Moderna on 18-May-2021. This regulatory authority case was reported by an other health care professional and describes the occurrence of SYNCOPE (Syncope) in a 21-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 004M20A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 03-Feb-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 03-Feb-2021, the patient experienced SYNCOPE (Syncope) (seriousness criterion medically significant), EXCESSIVE EYE BLINKING (Excessive eye blinking) and FALL (Fall). At the time of the report, SYNCOPE (Syncope), EXCESSIVE EYE BLINKING (Excessive eye blinking) and FALL (Fall) had resolved. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 03-Feb-2021, Respiratory rate: increased (High) increased. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. No concomitant and treatment medications were reported. Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.; Sender's Comments: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

10 mins after the shot she was sitting in the chair saying that she was dizzy, nauseaous, had ringing in her right ear, had blurry vision. She was barely responsive and talking very faintly- NO difficulty breathing or any symptoms of allergic reaction. Had a staff member call 911. After a few minutes she threw up and then she was able to communicate a little more than earlier. She mentioned that she had a similar reaction to another vaccination in the past and her mother said that she (the pt) was a little scared and worried before coming in to get the shot. The paramedics arrived soon after, briefed them the sequence of events. She was doing well by then. F/u with a call to patient at around 4pm-all ok she said.

Patient received second Moderna vaccine. Was nervous, started shaking shortly after, than reported her arm started getting numb, and was having trouble lifting her arm. Her heart rate and BP was fine, no dizziness, SOB either. Told patient to go to walk in clinic/ urgent care for review

Severe muscle pain and tightness throughout body, kept me up all night High fever and chills alternating Sensation of tightening burning skin Pounding headache Did not have access to Tylenol that time of night and could not drive in my condition so I used Ibuprofen to relieve the pain. It helped for a few hours

Fatigue and headache started shortly after the vaccine. There was a sense of heat and chills. At 3:00 am, woke up with squeezing chest pain, sharp stomach pain , dizziness and presyncope. Magnesium cream was applied to the chest wall and to the abdominal wall. Thiamine and Rhodiola and probiotics were given. Symptoms improved today.

PHARMACIST ADMINISTERED VACCINE, PATIENT BEGAN TO FEEL LIGHT HEADED AND DIZZY SO PHARMACIST LAID HER DOWN, ELEVATED HER LEGS AND BP WAS TAKEN (NORMAL), PLACED AN ICE PACK IN BACK OR HER NECK AND FANED HER AT WHICH SHE BEGAN TO FEEL BETTER, AFTER A FEW MINUTES SHE SAT DOWN AND DIZZINESS CAME BACK, BP WAS TAKEAN AND IT WAS LOW AGAIN, LAID HER BACK DOWN ELEVATED HER LEGS AGAIN, ICE PACK AGAIN, BP WAS TAKEN AND IT WAS NORMAL AGAIN , SHE SAT DOWN AND DIZZINESS CAME BACK, LAID HER DPWN AGAIN, ELEVATED LEGS, ICE PACK IN HER NECK, BP WAS WE NORMAL, STABILIZED HER AND CALLED RESCUE

Sharp stabbing chest pain causes difficulty breathing. Fast heart beat causes me to faint. Unable to move till the pain passes through (around 20 minutes). Painful periods started on June 11, 2021 during the middle of the night around 3:00am when i was woken up by the ability unable to breathe due to chest pain and unable to move till the pain passed through. Then again on June 13, 2021 while i was watching t.v. around 9pm. I had difficulty breathing and had to focus on my heart beat to slow down. However, i am constantly out of breathe and easily fatigued.

1 week after receiving the vaccine, I began having vocal and physical tics. I have never been diagnosed with a tic disorder in the past but had had physical tics every few months prior to vaccine. After the vaccine they became very frequent and, 2 weeks post vaccine, were occuring about once every minute. They went away after 4 weeks post vaccine. After second vaccine dose (04/02/2021) I began having intense fatigue, lightheadedness, and inability to stand for long periods. These have not improved as of today. In both cases, it was a significant increase of prior symptoms I have not received proper diagnosis for.

Choked; Patient fainted; Began seizing for about 5 seconds; She began foaming saliva; hypotonia; Became limp; This case was received via FDA VAERS (Reference number: 1198924) on 08-Jun-2021 and was forwarded to Moderna on 08-Jun-2021. This regulatory authority case was reported by a health care professional and describes the occurrence of CHOKING (Choked), SYNCOPE (Patient fainted) and SEIZURE (Began seizing for about 5 seconds) in a 21-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 007b21a) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 12-Apr-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 12-Apr-2021, the patient experienced CHOKING (Choked) (seriousness criterion medically significant), SYNCOPE (Patient fainted) (seriousness criterion medically significant), SEIZURE (Began seizing for about 5 seconds) (seriousness criterion medically significant), FOAMING AT MOUTH (She began foaming saliva), HYPOTONIA (hypotonia) and GAIT DISTURBANCE (Became limp). At the time of the report, CHOKING (Choked), SYNCOPE (Patient fainted), SEIZURE (Began seizing for about 5 seconds), FOAMING AT MOUTH (She began foaming saliva), HYPOTONIA (hypotonia) and GAIT DISTURBANCE (Became limp) had resolved. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. Concomitant and treatment information was not reported. Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.; Sender's Comments: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

Rec'd Moderna Dose #2 and developed HA, chills and tingling sensation in her fingers. Rash reportedly appeared on her arm. Rec'd Benadryl and rash disappeared. After a nap that day, pt awoke with SOB, palpitations, dizziness, and rash returned on right arm and right neck. Came to ED for evaluation (6/22/21 @ 0514). Tachycardic. In ED, pt's mother noted pt would say something & then repeat what she said seconds later. Dx with seizure in ED and given Ativan 2mg IV. CXR, CT of head, and CTA of chest were all unremarkable. Afebrile, WBC normal, no COVID-19 detected. Pt admitted to ICU for further evaluation and treatment. Also had seizure-like activity during ID MD's exam 6/23/21.

Right after administration, patients arm started bleeding a lot so we cleaned up the blood and were going to switch out the bandaid and noticed her arm was already really swollen and hard (like a big marble under the skin). She then said that she was feeling really dizzy and thought she was going to pass out. She turned white and said she felt very sick. She leaned back in her chair and a cold ice pack was applied to her forehead and the injection site. This continued for about 30 minutes and then colored returned to her face and lips and she said she was feeling much better.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: Patient was sitting in chair, as she was getting up, experienced lightheadedness and thought she was going to faint.

21 yo pregnant woman, at 28 weeks gestation. EDD: 9/10/21. No complications in pregnancy. Completed series of Moderna covid vaccine. Two days after vaccine she started experiencing new onset chest pain and dizziness. Presented to ED on 6/22/21 and found to have spontaneous coronary aortic dissection (SCAD), with elevated troponin levels (3.180). No evidence of myocarditis. Transferred to hospital, with cardiologist. Currently being treated with blood thinner and beta blocker.

Acute myocarditis; Sharp resteosternal chest pain that radiated to her L jaw and woke her from sleep for which she presented to an outside hospital; lightheadedness; unable to complete her usual exercise routine; This literature-non-study case was reported in a literature article and describes the occurrence of MYOCARDITIS (Acute myocarditis) and CHEST PAIN (Sharp resteosternal chest pain that radiated to her L jaw and woke her from sleep for which she presented to an outside hospital) in a 21-year-old female patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. LITERATURE REFERENCE: Acute myocarditis after a second dose of the mRNA COVID-19 vaccine: a report of two cases. Clinical Imaging. 2021;78:247-49 The patient's past medical history included Electrocardiogram (normal), Stress test (normal) and Genetic polymorphism (4 years prior, normal). Family history included Long QT syndrome (in three of her siblings and her mother). On an unknown date, the patient received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On an unknown date, received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (unknown route) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On an unknown date, the patient experienced MYOCARDITIS (Acute myocarditis) (seriousness criteria hospitalization prolonged and medically significant), CHEST PAIN (Sharp resteosternal chest pain that radiated to her L jaw and woke her from sleep for which she presented to an outside hospital) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), DIZZINESS (lightheadedness) and EXERCISE TOLERANCE DECREASED (unable to complete her usual exercise routine). The patient was hospitalized from sometime in 2021 to sometime in 2021 due to MYOCARDITIS, and then for 2 days due to CHEST PAIN. The patient was treated with METOPROLOL for Adverse event, at an unspecified dose and frequency. At the time of the report, MYOCARDITIS (Acute myocarditis) had resolved and CHEST PAIN (Sharp resteosternal chest pain that radiated to her L jaw and woke her from sleep for which she presented to an outside hospital), DIZZINESS (lightheadedness) and EXERCISE TOLERANCE DECREASED (unable to complete her usual exercise routine) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): In 2021, C-reactive protein (Unknown-10 ng/ml): normal (normal) 8 ng/ml. In 2021, Computerised tomogram thorax: negative (Negative) done to exclude pulmonary embolism-negative. Coronary arteries appeared normal with no abnormal course or origin. In 2021, Echocardiogram: abnormal (abnormal) mildly reduced LVEF of 50% with no wall motion abnormalities or significant valvular disease. In 2021, Electrocardiogram: abnormal (abnormal) diffuse, mild concave ST elevations and PR depressions without reciprocal changes. In 2021, Electrocardiogram QT interval: normal (normal) 384 ms and normal (normal) 428 ms. In 2021, Fibrin D dimer (Unknown-500 ng/ml): elevated (High) 640 ng/ml. In 2021, Magnetic resonance imaging: abnormal (abnormal) subepicardial enhancement in the inferolateral wall at the base, elevated values of 1200 ms for T1, as opposed to 950-980 for septal wall and 59-63 ms for T2 as opposed to 44-48 ms for the septal wall, elevated values in the inferolateral wall as compared to the interventricular septum. Normal left ventricular size and function.. In 2021, Red blood cell sedimentation rate (1 mm/h-20 mm/h): normal (normal) 7 mm/h. In 2021, Respiratory viral panel: negative (Negative) negative. In 2021, SARS-CoV-2 test: negative (Negative) negative. In 2021, Troponin (Unknown-0.3 ng/ml): elevated (High) 4.4 ng/ml, elevated (High) elevated troponin I of 2.3 ng/ml and elevated (High) declined to 1.3 ng/ml. In 2021, Vital signs measurement: normal (normal) normal (temperature=36.5, blood pressure=110/70, heart rate=70 bpm, respiratory rate of 18 and oxygen saturation of 99%. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Unknown), the reporter considered MYOCARDITIS (Acute myocarditis) to be possibly related. No further causality assessments were provided for CHEST PAIN (Sharp resteosternal chest pain that radiated to her L jaw and woke her from sleep for which she presented to an outside hospital), DIZZINESS (lightheadedness) and EXERCISE TOLERANCE DECREASED (unable to complete her usual exercise routine). Concomitant medication not provided. Company comment: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product, and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded. This case was linked to MOD-2021-241348 (Patient Link). Most recent FOLLOW-UP information incorporated above includes: On 29-Jun-2021: Follow up received by safety 30-Jun-2021 included a full text article received.; Sender's Comments: Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product, and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

Chest pain, chest pressure, shortness of breath, dizziness, heart racing when I try to do any form of physical activity , headaches, lightheaded when standing up, extreme fatigue, lump feeling in my throat

Patient felt very dizzy and thirsty 3 minutes after receiving the vaccine. She drank a small cup of water. She was fainted 3 minutes after drinking water but regained consciousness about 1 minutes but complained that she felt dizzy and warm. I put wet towel on her forehead while she was laying down. Her symptom went away 25 minutes after the immunization. I followed up with her 2 hours after, she said that she was still dizzy and had a headache.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Weakness-Mild, Additional Details: After administering the immunization, the patient proceeded to the lobby where she sat down. She began to feel nauseous and rose from her seat. She then passed out. I ran out to the lobby and tried to get her to her seat, where she then fainted again. A this time we had a nurse come over and check her blood pressure that was approximately 90/50. After about 5 minutes her blood pressure normalized to approx. 120/80. After 15-30 minutes, her mother picked her up and took her home. No complications

Felt faint, shortness of breath was kept extra 30 min. In days after the shot I went from feeling like I was in a fog and expected fever. Into hypersensitivity to light and sounds which caused me not to be able to leave my home until June 2021.

Patient Became dizzy, fell forward, vomiting, not responsive to questions, slurry speech about 3 min after vaccine, Adm 0.3mg x1 EpiPen and 50mg IM Benadryl. EMS was called immediately. They arrived about 25 min later. She became responsive about 2 minutes after adm of the EpiPen. Patient was able to carry on a conversation and EMS recommended for her to proceed to the nearest ER as she did not wanted to be brought there per ambulance.

Patient became light headed and dizzy after Covid-19 vaccination. Blood pressure (134/74), O2 Sat (99%), and pulse (92) all WNL. Water given and cold compress applied to forehead. Pt stated that she still wasn't feeling well. Pt's aunt came over to talk to her. Pt looked up at Aunt and said "seizure". Pt began to convulse. Ambulance called. Pt placed on floor per HD staff. APN examined pt. EMT's arrived and questioned pt and had her sit upright in floor. Pt answered questions and then began to convulse again. EMT's transported pt to hospital after convulsing stopped.

Extreme fatigue, hard to get out of bed, high fever, chills, headache, and extreme arm soreness that radiated all the way underneath my armpit and towards the back of my scapula

The next day, I had a fever of 100, body aches, sore shoulder, and headaches after getting the vaccine. It's been two days already, and I'm still down with a fever, bad headaches, dizziness, and a sore shoulder - I put ice pack, which didn't really work. Whenever I stand, I feel like I'm gonna pass out. I've been in bed for the past two days, and I can't work.

a day after receiving the vaccine, she felt some soreness to injection site and arm, unable to raise arm up; felt achy, fatigued then at the end of the day, noticed fever, temperature going up from 97 to 99 to100, then as high as 101 F over a 4 hour time frame; she took ibuprofen 400mg that night then awoke this morning feeling better; she has not taken any more fever reducing medications and has no fever today even though her arm is still sore, she can move it more now and just sore to touch

CG received the Moderna vaccine on 12/23/2020 at 1700 had mild arm pain for two days then was fine. On 12/28/2020 noticed the pain was back and I now have a medium sized lump in my armpit that was causing pain. On 12/31/2020 began to have a rash around the injection site that was increasing in size and limiting arm mobility. PCH EH sent CG to WorkMed and CG was given Rx for Keflex which was completed on 01/07/2021--CG stated symptoms are greatly improve.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA At about 10:00pm Wednesday, I started to have a headache and feel tired. My temperature was mostly normal (99.4F) when I went to bed around 2:00am. When I woke up at 12:00pm Thursday, my temperature was 103.9F. By 12:30pm, it was 102.9F. I had a very bad headache, sore throat, nausea, and some light-headedness. My fever went down throughout the day with 2 doses of Tylenol at 1:00pm and 6:30pm. The sore throat, nausea, and light-headedness resolved during the evening, but my headache was constant until I went to bed. Today (Friday), I woke up with a slight headache but no fever or other symptoms.

After vaccination, she reported to the ER. She stayed in observation for about 4 hours. States about 20 minutes afterward developed some sensation of tightness in her throat, upper chest pain, and some dizziness. Patient has a history of allergic reactions and in the past has had anaphylaxis she does carry a EpiPen. Patient took Benadryl prior to vaccine this morning and then again afterwards a total of 50 mg, did not notice any swelling of her face tongue or lip, there is no wheezing or difficulty breathing not noticed any rash or hives. Received Famotidine, methylprednisolone and IV fluids when in the ER. The next morning she was found be Covid Positive and they did not know it previous.

BlurredVision, Dizziness & HYPOtension Narrative: Patient experienced blurred vision, dizziness, and hypotension within minutes of receiving the vaccine at the same time the employee across from her getting the vaccine was having a similar reaction.

Patient reported lightheadedness and feeling nauseas and faint about 2 minutes after vaccination. Placed supine for about 5 minutes with good effect. Water provided. Reported she did not eat breakfast this morning. Patient was in recovery for 30 minutes. Patient reported feeling well. Advised patient to complete VAERS side effect report. Picked up by boyfriend at 10:40. Advised patient to eat before next vaccine visit. Advised patient to lay down at next vaccine appointment. Patient stable at discharge.

Immediately after vaccination, the upper left arm had a small welt and the arm and shoulder.was very painful--she was unable to lift her arm. The next day, she was quite ill; she was extremely fatigued and slept 20 hours. The following day the symptoms disappeared. A week later the site of the vaccination became hot and a welt began to form. A day later, the welt expanded and is continuing to expand and is currently 3 inches in diameter. She is experiencing fatigue additionally. *Please note that her menses have begun 2 weeks before it should.

Vagal response 1minute post vaccine..Dizzy and pale, hypotensive , all symptoms resolved within 5 minutes.. monitored for 30 minutes before d/c.

01/06/2021 5:30PM- I became dizzy lightheaded and clamy. My chest felt heavy and I was having labored breathing, My heart was racing at 160bpm and my blood pressure was 180/90, both of which are very high and abnormal for me. I had severe joint and muscle pain. I had the chills and could not stop shaking. I was very weak and could not even move out of bed, Leading to me calling 911 for an ambulance at 10:21pm. They kept me in the Emergency department until 5:30am because they could not get my heart rate to stay down. Stony Brook nurse told me it was okay to get vaccine even though I was infected with COVID-19 ON 12/15/2020.

At 2 am the patient felt like vomiting, so got out of bed to go to the bathroom. On the way, the patient began to black out to the point where she had to lay down on the floor and could not regain strength for a few minutes and would have fallen over if sitting down and then laying down did not occur. A few minutes were spent laying down and then the episode went away and she was able to get up. She then walked back to her bed and did began to feel light headed, dizzy, and began blacking out again. The patient layed down in bed and waited for the episode to pass again.

Received vax 12/22; 12/23-12/27 dizziness, light headed, fatigue, swollen left arm, left arm tender/warm to touch/red, muscle of injection site swell to x3 of size; 12/27-12/28 muscle/joint pain (felt unbearable to stand), hips/hands/feet/knees achy, hands swollen and hurt to grasp, red bumps appeared that were itchy, painful and turned into a rash over hands; 12/28 noticed same rash from fingers appearing on toes. 1/4 noticed a had lump in my arm; possibly swollen lymph nodes. Muscular/Joint pain has subsided however I still have the rash and my hands are swollen in the mornings/evenings, spots are painful and still have the lump in my arm. I was prescribed a topical steroid by PCP and has the rash is still there.

Headache- immediately after injection Nausea- 1pm Fatigue-1pm Injection site pain -9 am Dizziness-2pm Fever-2 pm

Shortly after receiving vaccine patient began experiencing dizziness, nausea, fatigue and headaches. Later that night started coughing and then woke up the next morning with a sore throat.

Fainting; Dizziness; Body ache; Joint pain; A spontaneous report was received from a 22-year-old female consumer, who received Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine and experienced dizziness, fainting, joint pain, and body aches. The patient's medical history was not provided. No relevant concomitant medications were reported. On 31 Dec 2020 at 13:30, prior to the onset of the events, the patient received their first of two planned doses of mRNA-1273 intramuscularly in the left arm for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. On 31 Dec 2020, after vaccine administration, the patient experienced dizziness, fainting, joint pain, and body aches. No treatment information was provided. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the event was not reported. The outcome for the events, dizziness, fainting, joint pain, and body aches, was not reported.; Reporter's Comments: This case concerns a 22 year-old, female patient, who experienced events of dizziness, fainting, joint pain, and body aches. The events occurred on the same day after the first dose of mRNA-1273 vaccine administration. Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded and the events are assessed as possibly related.

flushing right after vaccination and then dizzy, 2 hours later had HA and difficulty breathing and central chest tightness

About 2 to 3 hours after being inoculated both hands became tingly and eventually went numb, my left was worse than my right, I also felt very light headed and could not stand and my heart rate was extremely rapid. This continued but then completely stopped 2 hours later, weirdly it returned exactly 24 hours later only not as extreme. I feel fine now but I also felt the need to call 911 during this episode.

episode of syncope ~15 hours after vaccine administration (next morning). sudden onset of lightheadedness which persisted for few minutes then lost consciousness. have never fainted before. tests in ER suggest low blood pressure but nothing else abnormal.

Right after I felt fine.. I felt nauseas . Later that night , I was really dizzy, Fainted, nauseas, I felt feverish

1/14/21- 10:30am Noticed some fullness/swelling in throat. Was still able to breath fine, but definitely noticed a difference. This lasted a few hours. 1/15/21- 3:45am I got up to use bathroom and noticed I was very lightheaded. I thought maybe I just stood up too fast. I got back in bed and my arm was 8/10 pain so I also thought faintness could possibly due to pain. 7:15am I got up to go to work and quickly felt very warm and my vision started to go black. I laid back down for a few minutes until this resolved. I took my temperature and it was 99.0. I got up again and started to get ready but began feeling light headed again. I ended up getting ready while sitting down because I kept feeling too much like I was going to pass out. I ate breakfast and felt fine. 8:00am I left for work and after driving for about 5 minutes I felt myself getting very warm again and light-headed. I ended up pulling over and calling for someone to come pick me up. 9:00am My temperature was 99.5. My blood pressure laying down was 110/74 and HR was 74. After standing for 5 minutes my BP was 90/70 and my HR was 92. During this 5 minutes of standing I felt myself getting warm again but my vision did not start to go black and I was able to stand for the full 5 minutes. At various times throughout the day I would feel faint if I was standing or sitting upright for too long. The last time I felt this was was probably 11:30pm on 1/15/21. 1/16/21 - No light-headedness or warmth. Did feel some slight chest pressure, but nothing crazy and it only lasted maybe half of the day.

Felt faint, appeared pale, sweating. BP95/62, P69. Rested in chair, sweatshirt removed. Symptoms resolved. 2:40pm BP114/80, P69. Patient also reported slight metallic taste in mouth & slight tightness in chest with deep breath. Stated was "fine" @2:50pm & was talking & laughing w/fellow patient. Escorted ambulatory to car driven by co-worker.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA. I had a fast heartbeat of 130bpm, chest tightness, dizziness and weakness as well as fatigue, headache, muscle pain, joint pain, uncontrollable shaking and chills, nausea and fever of 101.4

pt called stated she got COVID vaccine on 1/16/21, she stated that at the time of receiving the vaccine she had immediate neurological reactions, such as dizziness, lightheadedness, loss of consciousness, she had someone come pick her up that day and since then she has not been able to get over the dizziness and lightheadedness. Per reasons why not to vaccinate recommended pt not get 2nd dose. Also recommenced pt go see PCP, she stated she is taking Dramamine and it is helping at this point she will make appt if symptoms worsen

Moderna COVID?19 Vaccine EUA Nausea, vertigo, headache, joint and muscle ache, increased skin sensitivity, fever

"Everything felt fine last night but this morning when I woke up it was painful to lift my left arm and it is red and swollen in the area I got the shot. "

"Everything felt fine last night but this morning when I woke up it was painful to lift my left arm and it is red and swollen in the area i got the shot. I have been putting heat on it and that has helped a litlte"

Pt received dose #1 Moderna COVID vaccine 1/22/21 @ Vaccine clinic. 1/24/21 scheduled virtual urgent care visit reporting generalized fatigue and malaise/myalgias as well as some nausea and headache. Intermittent for months, was feeling better, then recurred after COVID vaccine. Provider indicates this may be related to the vaccine. Plan to treat with OTC Tylenol or Motrin and increase her fluid intake over the next day or 2. Presented to ED later the same day for workup. "Pt reports weak, low energy, nausea, headache, dizzy at time, chills, malaise, weakness, feelings of hypoglycemic." Workup negative, discharged home without treatment or escalation of care. Entered by PSS for tracking.

Right after the injection, I had minor arm soreness which increased as the day went on. Approximately 12 hours after the injection I started feeling very tired and achy. My arm hurt very badly and I started getting chills. About an hour later I had a 101.1 degree fever. I also experienced very slight shortness of breath which went away when I used my albuterol inhaler. My shoulder where I got the injection hurt so badly that I could like raise it, lie on it or touch it really. The fever continued into the night but was gone by around 9am. I continued to feel tired and achy all day the next day, with occasional shooting headache pains. I did feel better and better as the day went on though. Question: I take a daily supplement of 6g of marine collagen. I happened to take the marine collagen 1 hour before the onset of chills and fever - could there be a correlation between the collagen and the worsening symptoms? I have never had any type of reaction to the collagen before and have been taking it for about 3 weeks.

Right after getting the shot, I felt dizzy, had a sore arm, and my heart was beating too fast, for about an hour. At 9:30 the next morning, I developed a fever of 100.5 and body aches. Around 2 pm, I got a headache which felt like it was because blood was hitting the veins in my head really hard- I think that's high blood pressure? My blood pressure was 126/85. I read not to take medicine because it would make the vaccine less effective, but I had to take an aspirin at 8 pm because I couldn't handle the headache any more, and ever since, I've just had a sore arm and a headache when I walk too fast (it's been two days after the shot now).

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine IT all started around 11:00pm I got cold for bit and then I got a little light headed and dizzy, then fell asleep for around an hour and got stomach aches all morning and dizzy ness which also led to exhaustion.

Immediate dizziness @ 10:00 AM, thought it was related to anxiety. Left after sitting for 20 minutes because I thought the "anxiety" would resolve best at home. Arrived home at 10:25 AM. My lips started itching, and then swelled along with my tongue. My throat felt tight and I tried to take an oral Benadryl. It got stuck in my throat and I was unable to swallow the pill. It was also difficult to swallow water. I arrived at the ED by 10:40 AM, where I was treated with IV Benadryl and Solu-Medrol. I remained swollen all over, especially in my fingers, for the next 4 days. I gained 12 pounds, either from the reaction or the steroids. My airway did not fully close.

1/27/2021 & 1/28/2021: severe aching leg muscles; fever; chills; headache; lightheaded; fatigue 1/28/2021 to now: extremely sore bicep & pectoralis major muscle under armpit

Received vaccine at 6:30pm on 1/26. Woke up at 7:30am on 1/27 feeling nauseous and had a headache. Rested for a few hours and went to work. At work (noon), suddenly became very lightheaded, cold, sweaty, experienced blackout vision around periphery and felt faint and nauseous. Threw up. Went home and had extreme chills and could not get warm. Nausea subsided around 6:00pm 1/27. Headache and neck soreness continues still today (1/30). Headache feels like pressure inside my head, pushing and causing dull pain at the base of my skull and top of neck.

Patient reported: fast heartbeat, bad rash all over body, dizziness / weakness, shaking, full body tremor, severe itching - within 4 hours of receiving vaccination - went to Emergency Department. This is a pleasant 22-year-old female with past medical history of anxiety and depression who presents for possible allergic reaction. Patient states that at 12:08 p.m. just prior to arrival she received the 2nd COVID-19 vaccine. She states that immediately following the administration of this she became hot, flushed and sweaty. She then began having itching and hives. She denies any difficulty breathing. She denies any swelling of the lips or tongue. No difficulty swallowing. No shortness of breath or chest pain. No recent illness. No nausea or vomiting. Patient is a nonsmoker and denies alcohol or drug use. She denies pregnancy with a history of IUD.Clinical presentation concerning for allergic reaction. This is a 22-year-old female who developed itching, rash and throat tightness following her 2nd COVID-19 vaccine. Patient is hemodynamically stable. She is anxious in appearance. No obvious edema of the lips or tongue. No respiratory distress. No stridor. She is 98% on room air. In IVs immediately established. She is given 125 mg of Solu-Medrol, 20 Pepcid and 50 of Benadryl. Following all of her medications, she no longer has any of her symptoms. Her rash and hives has completely resolved. I discussed this with Dr. who was in agreement that she is stable for discharge. She will be sent home on additional 3 day course of prednisone to be started tomorrow, clear 10 for 10 days and Pepcid for 10 days. Questions addressed and answered prior to discharge. Patient discharged home in stable condition.

"On January 28, 2021, I received the 2nd COVID vaccine. Later in the day, I started feeling general malaise, chills, then during the night I felt like I couldn't get warm and ran a fever up to 101.2. Later that night when I was going back to my room, I felt very weak and dizzy and I ended up passing out. I don't remember anything until I woke up around 9:00 a.m. the following day. I felt back to myself by around 4:00 p.m. January 29th, 2021."

Day 2 - Extreme fatigue, injection sight soreness, nausea, loss of appetite, chills, low fever, muscle aches, he ache Day 3 - fatigue Day 4 - fatigue, sore throat Day 5 - Sore throat, congestion, fatigue Day 6 - Extreme fatigue, migraine, vertigo/dizziness Day 7 - Extreme fatigue, vertigo/dizziness, sore throat

1/4/2020 vaccine few hours later, started to experience dizzy, SOB. I passed out on the floor, still conscious. Felt weak, sat up. Sweating profusely. Migraine. I went home from work. Couldn't move arm; extreme soreness. Body aches, chills, fever at nights. Peaked within 24 hours. 2-3 days, 2nd day being the hardest. Within couple days, I felt fine.

Felt lightheaded, vitals taken and stable. Lightheadedness resolved within 10 minutes, given a cup of water. Monitored for 30 minutes.

FOLLOWING SECOND COVID-19 SHOT PATIENT REPORTED FEELING LIKE SHE WAS GOING TO PASS OUT. SHE WAS TAKEN TO THE MEDIC AREA FOR FURTHER ASSESSMENT. AFTER APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES SHE RECOVERED AND LEFT THE PREMISES.

Patient collapsed to the ground when walking to leave the post vaccine clinic observation area. She collapsed and had a 60second seizure followed by 4 minutes of post ictal activity. She did not vocalize answers during the time but nodded yes when asked if she had a seizure disorder. Patient had another 60 second seizure and then EMS arrived. Her seizure was generalized twitching and patient was unconscious. Vitals remained stable.

Injection site pain making my right arm unusable, splitting headache, sharp, short pains on different places in my body including my back and knees, fatigue. Some mild nausea/loss of appetite. From the beginning of my symptoms to the end of them, my best estimate is about 36 hours. Taking an aspirin alleviated most of the symptoms to where I was more functional. I did call into work and skip a meeting the day after.

Adverse events: 0600-1030 - Pain in arm got increasingly worse. 1015 - Felt super cold and nauseous. 1020 - Got a hot flash, felt dizzy and lightheaded, and heard ringing in my left ear. 1025 - I had trouble breathing and my throat felt tight. I developed hives on my forehead, cheeks, neck, chest, and arms. The fingers on both my hands and my lips were tingling. Treatment: I was rushed to the ER and given an IV steroid, IV fluids (2 bags), and IV benadryl. Outcome: All the reactions went away within 4 hours and I was discharged from the ER. I was advised to take benadryl for 48 hours afterwards as needed and given a 5 day course of prednisone; 2 tablets taken daily.

Approximately 3-5 minutes after vaccination, patient reports walked towards post-vaccination area and vision began closing in to where she could not see. Accoriding to post vaccination staff witness, patient appeard to walk into traffic cone and then stumbled and fell to knees on asphalt. Staff assisted patient to lying position. Patient did not hit head. Patient alert and oriented x3, and remained so for the duration. BP taken at scene at 1326 (124/80 HR 90 R 18); 1329 (120/78 HR 78 R 18); 1335-standing (120/82 HR 80 R 18); 1346 sitting(122/72 HR 80 R 18). Allowed patient to lie down until she reported feeling better. Vital signs also taken in sitting and standing position--all stable, reports no dizziness.

When the person had given me the shot, it was so painful and he had kept in my arm for a while. It was nothing like the first one. He had given it to me in my SUV. My arm was so sore for 2 days to where I could barley even lift it. I struggled so hard to do basic things and had to rest my arm and switch between hot and cold treatments for those 2 days. Still nothing really helped. I couldnt even lift my arm above my head without using my other arm to help support it. Even when i did that, it still was so painful. The night of getting the second shot, I had body aches and a fever that reached 100.2. As the days went one i was able to move my arm more and more but i still have pain when i move my shoulder a certain way.

The first couple of days I had a very sore arm and I couldn?t raise it above my stomach. That went away so I thought that it was fine, however, two days ago I looked in the mirror and I had a large red circle around the injection site. It is itchy, red, swollen, and sore. It has been over a week since I received the vaccine so I was a bit worried about it.

First night (Saturday, 2/6) - around 7-8pm, became fatigued, lethargic, headache, muscle pain, cough, fever (as expected for second dose); Sunday (2/7) - same symptoms, less severe; Monday (2/8) - no symptoms; Tuesday (2/9) - hard to get up in morning (extreme fatigue), chills, muscle aches, productive cough, headache, dry mouth, ocular sinus pressure, cyanosis (not severe - blue fingernails, blue toenails, feet slightly blue), dizziness, trouble breathing when walking up stairs. Symptoms would come and go throughout day, but were worse in the mornings. Wednesday (2/10) - Present (2/13) - same symptoms as Tuesday (2/9). Symptoms worse in the mornings and after physical exertion (going to school, walking stairs), and at night as well. Symptoms are not severe, but I am concerned that they have lasted a full week. I have been taking Day-Quil severe every 4 hours. I was also on my period, which just ended yesterday (2/12). I believe my period started the day of the vaccine. I plan on going to a doctor's office, but have been too tired to move from my apartment.

Systemic: Allergic: Anaphylaxis-Medium, Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Swallowing, Throat Tightness-Medium, Systemic: Allergic: Swelling of Face / Eyes / Mouth / Tongue-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fever-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Tachycardia-Mild, Additional Details: Had to use 1 epi pen in left upper thigh

A few minutes after the injection the patient started to feel dizzy and panicked feeling she tried to stand up and blacked out for an instant. She also noted spasms in her left arm . Clammy , pale. She recovered over 10 minutes or so and felt completely normal. Left with her friend driving her.

I was vaccinated at 4PM on Thursday and the pain in my left arm was so severe the morning following (around 6AM) that I fainted on my bathroom floor. I was lightheaded and nauseous for the remainder of the day. I know pain is a typical side effect, but this was unusually intense pain and I felt I should report it. I quite literally felt delirious after coming-to on the floor.

Patient assessed via virtual visit on 2/21 Got 2nd dose of Moderna vaccine on 2/20. On way home was having tongue swelling. Sharp CP radiating to diaphragm and throat swelling since last night. +wheezing. Walking from bed to bathroom gets SOB SOB gradually worsened as time passed Dizziness since difficulty breathing paresthesia in hands diaphoresis - pt attributes to fever/chills she has been getting since having the vaccine Denies n/v, abdominal pain, syncope Dyspnea, oral swelling, CP began s/p Moderna vaccine 2 of 2 and gradually worsening Advised ER via ambulance. Pt prefers to wait for her dad to take her to the ER Counseled pt on risk of death due to airway cut off due to worsening sx: bronchial inflammation/throat swelling or decreased oxygen to heart/brain with dizziness (MI/stroke). Advised tools EMS would be able to administer life saving medications to support her in these emergent situations and quickly get pt to ER vs having her die in car with dad bearing guilt of losing daughter. Pt expresses understanding, will wait for her dad. Suggested pt have a code word to say so if things getting worse her dad pulls over to call 911. Pt agreeable.

Started with nausea and vomiting, then progressed to muscle soreness, fatigue, headache, dizziness, and possibly fever.

Felt soreness, then chills, then nausea and dizziness. Started feeling weak and shaky and then eventually migraine. Still feeling side effects

1 hour after shot. Numbness in face, tingling in face; tiredness and fatigue , headache, hand tingling, gradually swelling of the throat, neck tenderness and swelling, trouble swallowing and. breathing, chills and fever, itchiness ; dizziness

1335 Patient states her vision became blurry and she felt lightheaded and dizzy after vaccination. Patient assessed. Vitals T 97.3, P 80, O2 99%, BP 140/80, R 24. 1405 Vitals T 98%, P 86, O2 98%, BP 116/72, R 18. Patient states symptoms have subsided. Patient advised to contact primary provider and discharged.

Very sore left arm, all over body ache (including feet, legs, hands & fingers, jaw, etc.), dizziness, naseau, and fever

I had a headache just after my shot. Two hours later my lips turn red and swell up. Also, my face was burning. Then the next day ever since I felt lightheaded, nauseous, weak, and tired since 2/24. Lips are fine.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Medium, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Severe, Systemic: Weakness-Severe, Additional Details: After 5 minutes patient stated that she is dizzy and her vision is blurry and going black. She then fainted and that was when the epi pen was given to the patient. She was unresponsive for a total of about 10 seconds. She was awake and responsive after the epi pen. She stated that she was still dizzy, but she did not have trouble breathing or swallowing. Patient states she had similar reaction when she had ears pierced and TB test. She was taken to hospital after by EMS.

s/s : stood and experience dizziness and diaphoresis. shaky hands and vomitting . denied cough , no shob, no chest pain. sat in resting position , vs taken: 124/90 hr 120 sat 93%ra, stated had previously taken bp about 5 minutes sooner and was 150/110. hrr regular tachy. able to voice needs or feelings. stated did not take her daily medication today. cool cloths applied to forehead , back of neck and wrists. applied oxygen for comfort /anxiety. states has panic attacks . Notified family, called EMS for evaluation.

Patient began feeling dizzy, nauseous, flushed, shaky, and vomited several times after receiving her second dose of the covid vaccine. Her blood pressure was 127/107 and pule was 120 50 minutes after the vaccination was administered. The patient was given a cold wash cloth on the back of her neck and on her wrists and water to sip on. EMS was called and they administered Zofran and took the patient to the hospital to be evaluated. The patient was very anxious before receiving her vaccine and said she has anxiety and did not take her anxiety medication today.

The vaccine was administered to the patient in the consultation room. Once we left the consultation room, after about 2 minutes, the patient got my attention and complained of feeling dizzy. I went to her side, and she told me that she felt like she was going to pass out. The patient then proceeded to lose consciousness while sitting in a chair in the waiting area. She then exhibited seizure-like movements (muscles contracted, groaning sounds) for about 10 seconds, and she then regained consciousness. I administered no treatment, since this did not exhibit the signs of an anaphylactic reaction. 911 was called, and emergency medical services arrived. The patient was then taken to the hospital. The patient stated that she has had a similar reaction in the past to getting a vaccine, she thinks it is from the stress of getting injected with a needle.

3/5/21, 3/6/21 and still is exhibiting side effects - Fire and burning sensation all throughout my body, shooting pains down my left arm of where I got the vaccine, body chills, low-grade fever, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, and dizziness, confusion, lightheadedness, and blacked out. Fell and hit my head and got a concussion.

Feeling faint and lightheaded few minutes post vaccination. BP 96/65; 101/65; 115/81 O2 sat 95% HR - 92

Pt feeling very warm and lightheaded with subsequent loss of consciousness with seizure like activity. After regaining consciousness patient agitated and diaphoretic, vomited.

10 minutes After receiving Covid19 moderna vaccination while sitting in the designated post vaccination area pt became weak. According to eye witness statement she started to tilt forward and fell on the floor landing on her right shoulder. She did not witness her head connect to the floor. after 3 seconds she regained conscious and started shaking and vomiting. Medical attention was provided immediately, patient was stabilized and blood pressure checked. after vomiting pt state she immediately felt better. she was provided water and monitored for additional 30 min. she refused EMS or any additional medical treatment. Then event was also documented by store management.

Woke up next day with extreme pain in arm unable to lift it. ROM returned about 2 weeks later. received medical attention and physical therapy. Provider recommended to receive 2nd dose. Provider was unable to diagnosis it to be allergic reaction or nerve damage.

High fever after first dose for 8 hours straight. Could not lift arm, from pain for 4 days. Hearing my joints cracking whenever I would move

Swollen, red, tender, hard, and giving off heat at site of injection. Lymph nodes on same arm are swollen as well. Headache, fatigue, dizziness, random spurts of sweating, and not wanting to eat anything. All started day after vaccine. I have taken Benadryl that helped significantly started taking on Friday(3/12/21). Lymph nodes are still swelling and injection area is starting to itch.

Unable to move arm and extreme pain I got the vaccination in. Seen by dr 2 days after vaccination, sent to physical therapy. Attended PT, arm didn?t seem to be getting better. Unable to go to rest of PT appts because exposed to covid-19. Arm continued to hurt/have immobility for 2.5 weeks after vaccine. Slowly got range of motion back, pain is still there but significantly less than before.

Extreme dizziness and fainting after standing up for a prolonged period of time 12 hours after the second dose of the vaccine.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA Vaccination site formed a hard, hot to the touch knot 1-2 hours after injection given. Right arm was consistently sore and hard to lift above head. About 48 hours after receiving the vaccine, my right arm, shoulder, upper back, hand, fingers, knee, ankle, foot, and toes all began to feel tight and lose sensation. By March 12, I was walking with a limp and struggled to move my right arm at all.

received her COVID Moderna 1st dose vaccine on 3/15/21 in the late afternoon. After she had her vaccine she sat down in a chair and waited out her 15 minutes. During this time she said her ears were ringing and she felt faint. We switched her chair to one with larger arms to sit. She asked for water, we provided her a bottle of water and she started to breathe heavily. Her mom was with her and also was vaccinated waiting for 15 minutes. During this time her breathing became labored and she was feeling very faint. I called 911 and EMS arrived about 10 minutes later to see how she was doing. At no point did Taylor pass out or lose consciousness. She was cleared by EMS who checked her blood pressure which was normal and she did not have labored breathing after their visit. During the EMS check they asked the last time she ate and that was at 11 am. She declined medical transport to the hospital and was able to walk out of the facility.

Patient had what appeared to be a vasovagal reaction. She complained of feeling light-headed and nauseous about 5-10 minutes after receiving the vaccine. This continued for a short time and she also began to complain of feeling chilled and was noticeably diaphoretic. I monitored her blood pressure, which was low on the initial reading and then eventually came up to a reading of 89/60 with a pulse of 73 at the point that her symptoms began to subside. By approximately 45 minutes after the episode began, she reported feeling better and was able to stand and walk without symptoms. She went home at that time with a friend.

Patient became dizzy and weak a few minutes after shot. She started to see spots and felt like she was going to faint, she was sitting and we brought extra chair for her to put up legs.

09:55 --pt received injection (pt has hx of nausea but no vomiting with any needle injection including blood draw) 10:00--Pt reports nausea and dizziness ---Paramedics called. Pt refused IV fluid --so no IV was inserted. 10:04---Pt vomits. No blood noted. (B/P = 110/60, o2=99%, pulse = 80, R20 10:07--Paramedics arrived--Pt refused Paramedics. B/P93/61 (pt reports that B/P is normal for her. 10:19 ----pt states that she feels better after the vomit --Discharged. pt ambulated with no assistance. denied any dizziness or nausea.

patient passed out about 10 minutes after receiving vaccine. She started to feel faint and then passed out completely. Was out for about a minute.

pt received shot around 8:53 am. She fainted around 9:05 am during her 15 minute after shot waiting period. She said she had not eaten and was nervous. she felt dizzy and lightheaded. an ambulance was called and she refused medical treatment. she was alert and was able to walk out of the store on her own

Around midnight I got severe chills, and felt extremely cold. I bundled up but my husband said I felt extremely hot and I was shivering. Feverish, achy, headaches all night and day. Mild nausea and dizziness. Overall fatigued. I called in sick to work this morning.

Knee pain that then transferred to the hips. Next day it transferred to my shoulders. Then continued to the elbow and wrists. Every day it is in a different joint. I have had to miss work because I am unable to walk and or move at times

Fever of 101.2 at 11:30pm 3/26 101.5 at 11AM 3/27 102.11 :00pm 3/27 , Chills, nausea, dizziness, headache, fatigue, weaknesz, muscle soreness , muscle tightness and weakness at injection site all starting 11PM 3/26 , Cough, sore throat starting 10AM 3/27

Onset of symptoms occurred within a minute of having the vaccine administered. Symptoms included heart racing/palpitations, profuse sweating, sudden lack of vision and hearing, on the verge of fainting.

Dizziness, nausea, tired 10:05am HR 124, R20, SaO2 99% BP 140/100 10:20 am HR130. R20, SaO2 99%, BP 136/83 Transport to ( Client given option to have friend pick up and decline)

Adverse event occurred approximately 11-13 hours vaccination. Moderate chills, turned into approximately 100 degree fever (felt like the fever is breaking), sweating, became dizzy, vision was spotty, and then fainted. (Adverse event occurred after both doses. After receiving 1st dose (February 26) and 2nd dose (March 26).

Started with chills and a fever, woke up at 3am with temp of 101.3 took 500mg Tylenol. Experiencing dizziness, body aches, and sharp pain in right rib cage. At 10am, temp was elevated. Continuation of previous symptoms, took another 500mg Tylenol. Current temp of 101.8 with GI upset.

significant and sharp pain from just below my left ear all the way down to my left fingers (could not lift arm above ribcage,) serious tension headache, insomnia, fever of 100 degrees, upset stomach, lower back pain, fatigue

PATIENT EXPERIENCED PAIN AND IMMOBILITY IN THE ARM ABOUT ONE HOUR AFTER RECEIVING VACCINATION. HER PHYSICIAN PRESCRIBED PHYSICAL THERAPY DUE TO VACCINATION BE GIVEN TOO HIGH ON THE ARM INTO SHOULDER TENDON.

immediately got very hot and extremely sweaty, lightheaded, and brain fog like when i had covid. nurses had me lay down and i was able to walk to my car by 11:40. brain fog lasted all day. developed chills by 12:00 that day.

Pt reported dizziness about 5 min after receiving vaccine. BP on exam was 75/32; 5 min later 64/34; EMS contacted due to downward trend; BP returned to normal range within 15-20 min at 94/48; 101/66; 104/71 at subsequent checks. BG checked by EMS WNL. Pt began feeling better and plan of action decided by the pt and EMS was to self monitor at home if symptoms returned to go ER.

Lightheaded, BP 111/66 (pulse 89). Apple juice given - unwell prior to vaccine (nausea, vomiting, lightheaded).

7 days after vaccination I had extreme vomiting, diarrhea, nausea, dehydration, dizziness, fever, chills, and a rash around vaccine site

Pt felt dizzy, breathing affected (taking deep breaths), and had a heavy chest. We kept her here at pharmacy for over an hour monitoring her for her symptoms. we called an ambulance since they never decreased.

Woke up after a restless sleep not feeling well. Walked into parents room and fainted. Lost conciseness for approximately20 seconds and fell-hit head on wall on way to floor. Woke almost immediately after hitting floor. Did not remember it happening. Fell back to sleep after taking ibuprofen. Did not feel well the rest of 4/4/21. Did feel better 4/5/21.

fever (went up to 102.9), nausea resulting in throwing up, throbbing headache, chills, couldn't get out of bed / walk lasted from 9 AM (April 6) to 5 AM (April 7) woke up Wednesday (no fever, no headache, no nausea) felt very weak

Sharp shooting pain in arm. 17484486/10 pain (a lot of pain). I don?t want to move my arm because it hurts so much. And I have a high pain tolerance because one time a nurse told me ?how did you not feel pain when he was razor blading your vagina?? This shit hurts, bro

At about 06:15 PM after receiving the Moderna vaccine, patient left hand (the same arm the shot was given) began to turn blue-grey. The nurses there kept her in a room for about an hour, and monitored her vital signs. Everything seemed to be normal except for the discoloration in the skin. She had trouble breathing and some lightheadedness, but it was ruled to be an anxiety response as everything looked normal. Over the time spent in the clinic, the color began to become less intensely blue and fade back to a normal skin color -- but not completely. At about 7:30 PM, she got up to walk and started feeling pins and needles in her arm and upper chest, but this may be due to anxiety. The feeling disappeared not long after, and we were able to make it home and eat. Everything else that night went OK, except for the fact that her hand is, at the time of this report, still blue-ish in color.

Client was experiencing dizziness and nervousness upon entry to the clinic. Client got a little dizzy during injection. Client was monitored for 30 full minutes (rather than 15) and was given two juice boxes. Client reports not having eaten breakfast and felt that her blood sugar was low. Client declined EMS/other assessment. Client recovered and was able to discharge from the clinic of own volition.

Moderna COVID- 19 Vaccine EUA 04/09/2021 2300hrs: chills, fatigue, muscle & body aches, headache, dizziness (did not alleviate at all- current time 04/10/2021 0300hrs... all symptoms started within minutes of each other)

Patient received and began to feel lightheaded about 10 minutes post immunization. She began to say she could not hear or see. 911 was called and EMS arrived and checked patient's blood pressure and found it to be low, but then increased back to normal range. Patient began to feel fine and returned to work.

Woke up at 4AM on the day after receiving the second dose of the Moderna vaccine with chills, intense muscle aches, intense headache, constipation, dizziness, brief nausea. Was unable to get myself out of bed until around 11AM after taking a nap. Used naproxen to bring the symptoms down to a manageable level, but despite taking 440 mg total (220 around 11am, 220 around 8pm), I was mostly bedridden throughout the day. I had very little energy, and moving too much caused dizziness. All symptoms lasted from 4AM on the day after the second dose until waking up the day after that.

Patient started feeling lightheaded, dizzy, SOB, hot a few minutes after vaccination then fainted. A couple of minutes later she felt fine and after staying in the pharmacy for 30 minutes left.

22 yo female without pmh, presented to USC vaccine site for 2nd dose of Moderna covid vaccine today. She arrived with boyfriend feeling well. Shortly after administration of vaccine, pt felt lightheaded and nauseated and passed out. Syncope was witnessed by medical staff. Pt was sitting in chair at the time and lowered carefully to the ground in supine position with legs elevated. She responded to name and sternal rub within seconds. Now feels sleepy. Denies SOB, CP, HA, numbness/tingling, pruritus or rash, abd pain. Nausea improving. No hx of syncopal reaction to vaccines or other. Denies being pregnant, not on menses. No meds pta. Vitals BP 110/70, HR 59bpm, RR 14, SpO2 100% ra, no thermometer available Heart and lung sounds normal, oropharynx benign, abd non-tender, no obvious rash or swelling or angioedema. No signs of anaphylaxis. Appears vasovagal. Within minutes, pt improving, skin color returning to normal. Able to respond verbally with understanding. A&Ox4. Sxs improved. Monitored full 30 minutes. Able to go home with boyfriend, educated on precautions, recommended rest and hydration.

PT WAS FINE IMMEDIATELY AFTER VACCINATION. PT GOT UP AND WALKED TOWARD THE SEATING AREA WHILE WAITING FOR HER HUSBAND AND SAT DOWN. WITHIN 2 MINUTES, SHE PASSED OUT AND FELL INTO THE FLOOR. RPHS IMMEDIATELY ATTENDED TO PT AND SHE STARTED TO COME TO. BP WAS NOT DETECTABLE AND PULSE WAS 54. RESPIRATIONS WERE 40. EMS ARRIVED AND BP WAS 80/60, HR 80 AND RESPIRATIONS 20. THEY STRONGLY ENCROURAGED HER TO GO TO THE ED TO GET CHECKED OUT AND SHE AGREED. NO MEDS NEEDED OR ADMINISTERED. PT RETURNED TO CLINIC FROM ED AT 4:40 PM TO SET UP 2ND APPOINTMENT AND STATED THE ED TOLD HER IT WAS JUST A REACTION TO THE NEEDLE STICK.

Syncope post vaccine, fell out of chair. Pt had been NPO, has been known to syncope with blood draws. Pt came back within seconds.

-3 hours after my first shot I felt very disoriented and nauseated. I immediately fainted and I lost consciousness for 5 minutes, while unconscious I also was incontinent and peed myself. When I came to, I was disoriented for about 2 minutes and very cold. -For a week after I fainted I was very weak and couldn't stand up without feeling that I was going to faint. -The second week after my shot I also felt pressure on my chest for 5 days that has since then gone away. -Since I fainted 3 hours after my shot I have experienced constant ringing in both ears that have not stopped for the past 30 days since I got the vaccine. I also experience blurry vision and vertigo that hasn't gone away. -I have also developed headaches and recently I have an itchy rash on my neck. -Since then it has been hard for me to focus and sometimes I feel like the world is in slow motion.

Signs after vaccine: slight, minimal swelling at injection site. Had a cankersore on left side of mouth. Shot was in the left arm. After the shot, calf muscles twitched/spasm on the sides of legs. Cankersore felt more sensitive and susceptible to pain. Later in the evening, there was and still is whistling noise when exhaling. That same evening prior to bed, feet were red (to where you can see blue veins in feet easily). Red feet were not present in the morning. Felt somewhat light headed after shower which also resolved. Symptoms after shot: Felt very anxious, emotional, and hunger.

9:19 Am: After receiing dose 1 Moderna Covid 19 vaccine, upon entering Observation Room #1, pt. Felt lightheaded and fell into the door jam in the way down. She was lying prone. Alert and oriented to name. Able to roll onto her back. Feet/legs elevated on a chair. Pt stated, " I felt lightheaded and nausea". Face -flushed. Noted scant Amount of blood on left nose/cheek area. FOC was with her. FOC had opened his personal Epi pen and was ready to give to patient when this PHN stated, "Stop! She does not need an Epi pen You cannot do that! FOC was insistent. A t that time, a doctor arrived. She also repeated to the FOC that pt. Had a vaso-vagal response and does not need an Epi-pen.she advised FOC to let us medical professionals do our job. Left side of nose cleansed with sterile NACL w/cotton swab, dried with cotton swab and Bacitrain ointment applied. Color -improved. Skin warm and dry. Pt now denying nausea and lightheadedness. 9:40 assisted to seated position ; seated against a wall. Drank ~8 ounces of water. Tolerated that well. 9:45 DNP in to check on patient. Now pt. C/o lightheadedness and nausea. Pt returned to supine position with feet up on a chair. VSS: 100/70, P: 60 RRR, resp: 18. 9:55 Returned to seated position . Denied nausea/lightheadedness. PHN informed pt. That if she is not feeling better and is feeling worse, then we will call emergency responders for further care. Pt. Stating she is feeling better. Pt. Advised to f/u with PCP . ER precautions given. Pt verbalized understanding of info. Pt. advised to have further vaccinations administered in supine position. Pt. assisted to w/c and Wheeled to personal auto with FOC without incident.

22 yo female in the parking structure post 2nd moderna vaccine with a c/c of dizziness. Assessment performed and normal with stable vital signs. Pt improved and refused transport to er, and signed release.

patient became unresponsive and blood pressure and pulse were both low. shortly patient came to and was very dizzy and cold. 911 was called. her blood pressure became better and she was given water to drink. her feet were elevated. ems arrived and monitored patient for approximately 15-20 minutes. It was decided by EMS that the reaction was from anxiety, which was confirmed by her boyfriend who said he saw her have this happen before. Patient left on own volition approximately 45 minutes after IMZ

About 15 minutes after injection, the patient became sweaty, light headed, saw black spots, and reported throat tightening. Patient began dry heaving but did not actually vomit.

At the time of the event I didn?t notice that there was a bump under the spot they had injected me, and that it started to get hot, right now I can?t move as much my arm and the swelling and redness is starting to grow more to the point where I can?t move my arm more than halfway up, other than that I only have pain in my right arm

Around 6:30, I started feeling dizziness and got a severe headache. After waking up from a nap that night around 9, I woke up to a 101.4 fever, itchy throat, dizziness, naseau, and a swollen, red circle around my injection site that was hot to the touch. I couldn't sleep due to pain and discomfort from my arm and fever. I woke up around 4:30, vomiting. I took Advil and Hydroxizine around 8 am to sleep, but it still didn't help as I woke up every 30 minutes. I had a fever of 101.3 and these same symptoms the whole day of 4/14. Before going to bed this night, my temperature was down to 100.3. I woke up the next morning (4/15) and my temperature was down to 99.4, so I went to work. I still had the symptoms of itchy throat, dizziness, and weakness. My arm was still swollen and sore too. Another symptom I thought was interesting that I had was waking up drenched in sweat this morning (4/16) and yesterday morning (4/15). I even woke up through the night to put a fan on me at high speed and took my blankets off, yet still woke up sweating. Tonight, my temperature is back to normal, but I still have an itchy throat, some dizziness, and an itchy injection site.

Patient appeared anxious prior to vaccine administration. When asked if she felt like she was going to pass out, patient advised she did not pass out from needles/shots before, but has fainted because of extreme anxiety; but did not feel like she would pass out at this time. After shot was administered, pt. was more relaxed, and advised she was feeling ok. Patient was ambulatory, with no complaints of light-headedness or adverse feelings, and walked to the observation area. Approximately five minutes following vaccination, patient told companion that she did not feel good, and laid down on the floor. She then experienced a syncopal episode. Patient did not hit head, or have any injury as a result of the syncopal episode. Patient was breathing normally, but was unresponsive for approximately 15-20 seconds. Following episode, patient regained consciousness (COAx3), and was upset from incident, but confirmed no injury or other illness, following episode. Patient was evaluated by EMTs on site, and was able to sit up and transfer from the ground, to a chair, and the chair to a wheel chair without issue. Further evaluation was conducted by EMT on site. Blood pressure was 110/80, SPO2 was 98% room air, and pulse was 66 at approximately 13:22 hours. Patient laid on gurney/cot on-site for approximately 20 minutes, to rest, and to be monitored for additional side-effects. During monitoring, patient advised the only thing she had eaten today was "one peanut butter cup." Patient was provided water and a juice box during monitoring time. Patient was released from monitoring area at 13:45 hours, after she advised she was feeling ok. She was wheeled into the parking area as a precaution, and left with her companion. Patient was the passenger of the vehicle.

pt turned around to sit down and got dizzy. She fell to the floor. We called 911 and management, stayed with the patient (she was still conscience) until paramedics arrived. Pt stated she was very nervous about getting this immunization, I gave her a cold wet towel to put on her forehead. The paramedics released her to follow up with her primary care physician (which she did not list on our immunization form). I tried to call her home about 3 hours later to follow up, there was no answer

At the time of vaccination, patient experienced a vasovagal reaction of nausea, headache, near-fainting. After eating a snack and drinking water symptoms improved over about 1 hour and patient returned home. Pharmacist call to check on patient the next day, she said she was feeling better, not 100%, but Ok. Since then, she had a headache for 4 days and started having mental distress (out of body feeling, memory loss, and covid-like symptoms). She also states she has had excessive sweating since a week ago and feels very unstable on her feet. She went to a doctor who tested her for covid. It came back negative. The doctor advised if the symptoms continue to get worse, she should go to the hospital. She was at work today, we discussed all these things here. She said she couldn't even remember her name or walk straight. I told her she needed to go to the hospital ASAP and not to work the rest of her shift.

Around 5 min after injection patient became very pale, sweaty, and dizzy. She was given water and laid flat on the ground which seemed to help. Patient was accompanied by mom, dad, and brother. These symptoms seemed to last 10-15min and then she completely recovered.

I had to call in work sick I had a fever I felt nauseous I was burning up but was shaking like I was cold I had a headache that made my head pound I felt like everything was spinning/ dizzy Had no energy Laid on the couch all day

Within minutes of receiving the vaccination she reported feeling lightheaded and racing heart. She reported feeling "hot and cold". She did not loose consciousness. VS were WNL. She was observed in a private observation area for approx. 30 minutes and felt fine to leave.

Patient received blood draw directly after the immunization for a blood work order. Shortly after that she fainted while making her follow-up appointment. She was only momentarily out and did not hit her head as she slumped forward (per the person who witnessed it, who was not me). She remained in the clinic for observation for almost 30 minutes and given Gatorade. She then left under her own power with no problems.

Patient started feeling light headed, sweaty, and hot. She stated she is not feeling good. RN, and RN, came to assist. Patient was assisted to the floor, head on pillow, feet up, and fan turned on patient. Took vitals, B/P 130/84, heart rate 62, respirations 18, and 02 99%. Patient remained conscious the whole time. She stated it happened when she gave blood a few weeks ago. Patient remained on floor for about 20 minutes. She stated she is feeling much better. Blood pressure was taken again, B/P 118/75, heart rate 65, respirations 18, and O2 was 99%. Patient left at 3:35pm.

Patient had passed out after receiving her first dose of Moderna vaccine. Patient finally woke up after giving her an ammonia inhalant. When she finally woke up, she felt dizzy, lightheaded, pale, and nauseated. Her blood was low (BP= 79/32, HR= 57, 0xygen sats- 98% on room air). Her vital signs were retaken and it was (BP= 105/65, HR= 70, Oxygen sats- 97% on room air). Stat RN called and 911 called. Patient was sent to nurse treatment for observation. Paramedics were at the nurse treatment.

Patient started feeling light headed, sweaty, and hot. She stated she is not feeling good. Nurse's came to assist. Patient was assisted to the floor, head on pillow, feet up, and fan turned on patient. Took vitals, B/P 130/84, heart rate 62, respirations 18, and 02 99%. Patient remained conscious the whole time. She stated it happened when she gave blood a few weeks ago. Patient remained on floor for about 20 minutes. She stated she is feeling much better. Blood pressure was taken again, B/P 118/75, heart rate 65, respirations 18, and O2 was 99%. Patient left at 3:35pm.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Headache-Medium, Systemic: Hyperventilation-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Medium, Systemic: Numbness (specify: facial area, extremities)-Medium, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: within 2 minutes of vaccine and sitting in our observation area, pt felt very ill. she was radiating heat and felt very hot. she was pale and knelt over like she was about to faint. her bp was slightly low at 87/26 but her temperature was normal around 97. she said she felt very nauseous and her hands, arms, feet and legs were very numb. we called the ambulance and emt helped to assess her and she seemed fine. did not go to hospital. called to check on patient a couple hours later and she is ok

Administered the first Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. No apparent concerns were found when reviewing the PQCF and talking with the patient prior to administering the vaccine. Patient verbally stated she'd never experienced a reaction immediately after receiving a vaccine and specifially referred to receiving flu shots annually. Vaccine was administered at 15:02, and the patient was seated in the designated "Post-vaccine waiting area" located directly in front of the pharmacy windows. At 15:04 patient began to feel nauseated with flacial flushing. CPhT was monitoring the patient. At 15:06, the patient began to exhibit s/s of syncope, including: facial flushing, profuse sweating, nausea, weakness, coldness of extremities, and visual disturbances. At 15:06, the patient's face/lips began to lose color while stating she was dizzy. Under her own power with aid, the patient was gently transferred from the chair to the floor and placed in the supine position with both feet propped up on the chair. She was given an ice pack and paper towels and remained on the floor for approximately 14 minutes. At 15:21, the patient stated she felt much better and wanted to try to sit up. After monitoring the patient for 34 minutes, she left the pharmacy area under her own power stating she felt much better and still plans on getting the second vaccine. Patient was counseled and questions were answered regarding this reaction.

fever: 101 degrees: started as 99 degrees went up as day went on, nausea: occurred at the thought of eating, dizziness: when I stood up throughout day, general body soreness/tiredness: all day

15 mins post vaccine pt had headache, lightheadedness. Brought to aid station, BP120/81, HR 90, 95% RA, complain of shortness of breath and given 2 puffs albuterol. O2 sat increased to 98-100% RA, discussed epi and patient did not want to administer, patient continued to be diaphoretic, reported increasing lightheadedness and "feeling very tired", repeat BP 95/61, EpiPen administered and EMS called, Benadryl 50 mg PO administered. Patient noted improvement in lightheadedness and BP 131/60, patient transported via EMS for further evaluation and monitoring.

12:02 pm post vaccination reports feeling dizziness, ringing in both ears, and left side abdominal cramping; medical monitoring x 30 min w/rest and vital assessment: BP 109/62 P76 RR 18 O2sat 99%, OX3, NAD 12:27pm Refused ER transport for further evaluation; reports no adverse symptoms or additional complaints at this time, released from facility w/parent-mom

Pt came for covid vaccine clinic. She received the moderna vaccine (her 2nd dose) at 10:04 AM. At 10:08 AM pt c/o difficulty breathing, dizziness, CP. Pt had noted increased work of breathing and resp distress. Was placing her hands on her chest while saying it felt hard to breath. Pt began vomiting, and was diaphoretic. Sent staff member to get provider, and had LPN call EMS. EpiPen 0.3MG administered in right thigh at 10:10 AM (Lot#0GM229, exp 12/31/2021). PAC came in to evaluate pt Per his instruction pt was moved to an exam room at this time. Vitals checked at 10:15-BP 117/69, HR 80, O2 99%, resp 24. At 10:18 pt reported sx are improving and it feels easier to breath. Vitals rechecked at 10:20 AM-BP 108/74, HR 72, O2 99%, resp 20. Pt's breathing was more regular, and had normal resp effort at this time. Rechecked vitals at 10:22-BP 114/76, HR 78, O2 99%. EMS arrived at this time. Report was given to them by PAC, and EMS took over care of patient. Patient was transported to the ER for ongoing care.

Grand mal seizure started within 1 minute of vaccine administration. Patient had full body stiffness, eyes rolled back, urinated herself, and had a brief loss of consciousness. Seizure spontaneously resolved within 10 seconds and patient had a several minute post-ictal phase. I rolled patient onto her side and monitored her O2 sat in the post-ictal phase. Patient reported dizziness and nausea during this period. EMS evaluated patient and recommended emergency evaluation, patient refused transport. Patient ambulated on her own out of the store after about 20 minutes.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Additional Details: Pt reported feeling dizzy during observation after the vaccination. Pharmacist immediately had pt lay down on the floor and elevate her feet. I monitored her blood pressure and pulse (119/72 and 56 bpm). I stayed with the patient while she was on the floor. She never lost conciousness, but felt lightheaded for about 10 minutes. She did not require assistance to lay down or stand up.

PT BECAME DIZZY, LIGHT HEADED AND SLEEPY IMMEDIATELY AFTER RECEIVING THE MODERNA VACCINE. OBSERVED HER FOR 30 MINUTES AND SHE WAS STILL DIZZY AND SLEEPY OBSERVED FOR ANOTHER 15 MINUTES AND NOW HAD SEVERE HEADACHE AND STILL SLEEPY. AFTER ANOTHER 15 MINUTES SOME OF THE FATIGUE HAD LIFTED BUT STILL HAD HEADACHE BUT FELT WELL ENOUGH TO LEAVE AND GO HOME.

Second COVID 19 Moderna injection administered in upper left arm pharmacy. Needle left in for one minute. When I asked the nurse if she was almost finished because my ears popped and I felt like I was going to faint, I was told that she could not because my arm was "small." Injection site also seemed high on arm. Excruciating pain, 8 days later, at all times but worsens at night. Can't move arm. Left arm completely immobile.

It feels like I have every possible symptom. After receiving my first dose of Moderna, I had ?covid arm? with a big red welt that then turned into a big itchy rash on the side of my left arm. After my second shot, I immediately felt dizzy, fatigued, and just generally unwell. The next morning, I developed the worst nausea, fever, chills, and diarrhea. My fever increased over the span of about 6 hours until it reached 102 degrees. After the fever broke, I still had a horrible headache but felt so much better. Unfortunately, the fever has come back on the second night post-vaccine and I am at 100 degrees again.

I experienced severe arm pain to the point of not moving my arm and holding it to my chest all day. For two consecutive days I experienced extreme fatigue, dizziness and a small temperature. This lasted about three hours mid day.

That night, I started to feel very faint. I developed a small cough and a fever. I decided to take Nyquil and went to sleep. I had a virtual visit with my doctor and she suggested that I continue with the Nyquil 2x a day.

Approximately 1.5 weeks from second shot, began experience dizziness and numbness in arms and legs. These spells lasted for a couple of hours but after a few days became more chronic and was matched with fatigue, tightness of chest, headaches, and brain fog. Impaired ability to complete every day tasks. Began presenting with capilliarities in mid April, along with easy bruising/bleeding and elevated liver enzymes (the enzymes began to stabilize over the following week). All of these symptoms have persisted (currently May 4th).

Woke up between 5:30 and 6 am feeling more nauseous than the night before, chills and aches. Stood up to take my temperature and almost fainted (had to sit back down on bed, my ears were ringing and vision was grayed out, I may have been unconscious for a second or two). I was sweating and shaking from that, and went to the toilet and threw up a little bit. Dizziness/faintness persisted when standing until around 9 am.

Fatigue, dizziness, headache, fever, nausea, severe pain around injection site and arm of injection site, chills, aches

Mild nausea and dizziness the morning after receiving the Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA. Chills, lightheadedness, and fever started noticeably around 1:30pm. Stomach and uterine cramping started in the morning as well, possibly around 10:00am.

There is a large red circle around the injection site. The circle is about 3 inches in diameter as of 0700 hours, 6 May 2021. It is painful, itchy, hot to the touch, the pain extends past the red circle and keeps getting bigger. Full sharp pains throughout the entire body but not body aches. Other symptoms include dizziness, nauseousness, fatigue, and tiredness.

After about 10 hours after the vaccine was administered, I got a fever of 102, which then made its way up to 104.7. I knew the fever was a possible side effect, but it got very bad very quickly. I had to call off of work because I could not stay awake and was in so much pain. My fever has lowered 2 days after vaccination, but has not fully gone down. Also, my neck on the side that my vaccine was administered (the left arm) is very swollen and very painful. I cannot lift my arm and there is a noticeable difference between my left and my right neck in regards to swelling.

After 15 minute observation period, pt. began feeling dizzy and lightheaded while she was enroute to parking area via golf cart accompanied by her mother and a staff member. Staff member returned pt. to clinic for evaluation, she arrived to clinic at 11:15. Note: Patient speaks fluent English, however a staff member interpreted encounter in Spanish at pt?s request for benefit of her mother. 11:15: VS (lying): BP 100/70, P 92, SpO2 99% - c/o dizziness and thirst. Reports she actually felt transient lightheadedness when she walked out of clinic to golf cart originally. Has eaten only a small bowl of cereal today. Skin pale, dry, no rashes, hives, lesions. No swelling of face, mouth, oropharynx, or neck. No respiratory distress, lungs clear. 11:20: Feels better after lying down, drinking water and eating a cracker. Dizziness resolved, still slightly lightheaded with sitting up. Color normal per mother. No swelling of face, mouth, or neck. No respiratory distress. 11:24: VS (sitting): BP 110/62, P 88. Feels ?okay? and wants to go home. 11:30: VS (standing): BP 96/68, P 96. Became dizzy, lightheaded and pale with standing. Remains oriented x 4, but verbal responses slowed. No speech deficits, moving all extremities, PERL. No syncope, LOC, seizure activity. 11:32: P 98, R 14, SpO2 93%. Remains pale with slowed verbal responses. No swelling of face, mouth, or neck. No respiratory distress. Encouraged to take deeo breaths. EMS called. 11:34: Pallor and rapidity of verbal responses slowly improving upon lying down. 11:37: VS BP 110/80, P 110, R 15, SpO2 98%. 11:40: EMS arrived, assessed patient, including repeat orthostatic VS (normal), EKG, and RBG. Pt. reports she feels better and wants to go home. 11:55: EMS assessment complete ? pt reports dizziness resolved, states ?just feel tired now?. Wants to go home, declines transport to ED. Given DC instructions to rest, monitor for side effects, when to call 9-1-1. 12:00: To car with mother via golf cart with staff member.

Was fine until I stood up at approximately 9:30pm. Immediately got very fatigued, head started hurting. Bent over to pick something up and my back hurt around where my lungs are; it hurt to breathe. Within 15 minutes I could barely stand up. After about an hour of the symptoms intensifying, I started to get a low grade fever. I took something for the symptoms (alka seltzer daytime pill), but went to bed shortly. I started waking up off and on around 6 (I normally sleep in until noon). At 7am, I woke up feeling like I was on fire. I grabbed my thermometer from my nightstand- it read 104 degrees Fahrenheit. I tried to open my medicine but I was so weak I couldn?t do it myself. I walked downstairs and woke my mom up. She took my temperature and it read 103 since I was no longer in my bed warmed by my body heat. She opened my nighttime alka seltzer and gave it to me along with 800 mg ibuprofen. I went to bed with nothing but a sheet and a cooling pillow. At some point my mom came in and handed me my water but I don?t remember it, however it helped cool me down when I fell asleep with it in my bed. When I woke up at 11, my fever was only 100 and it was the only symptom I had. When I got out of bed at 1, I was fever free. I?ve been fatigued the rest of the day but the fever hasn?t returned and I?ve been taking 325 acetaminophen every 4 hrs.

15 minutes after receiving the Covid-19 vaccine, patient reported that she was experiencing dizziness and sore throat. She was given Zyrtec 20 mg and the symptoms resolved shortly thereafter

Pt received 1st dose of Moderna vaccine. Per staff to this writer: Pt in post observation area and reported to staff feeling dizzy. RN staff with Pt and client slumped into chair and went unconscious. Unconscious vitals signs stable BP and HR slightly low. EMT called and responded and assisted client to cot. Clients vitals improved along with dizziness. Water and juice encouraged. EMTs released Pt to be picked up by father. VS at 0916 BP 90/60 HR 56 RR 16 O2 sat on RA 100% VS 0920 per EMT BP 104/70 HR 60 RR 18 Temp 98.9F O2 sat on RA 100% VS 0922 per EMT HR 72 RR 16 O2 sat 100% on RA VS per EMT at 0925 BP 102/64 HR 82 RR 18 O2 sat 100% on RA

Hot/Cold flashes, fever, stomach pain when urinating, nausea, swelling at the injection site, bruising at the injection site, body aches, head/neck aches, muscle pain in upper chest, headache, migraine, extreme fatigue, excessive sweating, swollen lymph nodes, dizziness

There was a delayed reaction starting 7 days after first dose. Symptoms included redness and soreness at the site of injection and swollen lymph nodes in the armpit of the arm where the shot was injected. 12 hours after receiving the second dose I was shaking, nauseated, dizzy, sweating one minute and freezing the next, pain all over the body, my breathing slowed down and lastly there was a loud deafening ringing in my ears. These symptoms lasted a frightening 10 or so minutes leaving behind the bodily aches.