Moderna

WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF VACCINE PATIENT FELT FAINT, LIKE HIS HEAD WAS SPINNING. BP WAS 80/40. PULSE WAS 42. BLOOD SUGAR WAS 125. VERY PALE, LIPS WERE PALE/BLUISH IN COLOR. HAD A DECREASED LEVEL OF CONSCIOUSNESS. SPO2 WAS 88%, OXYGEN WAS PLACED ON HIM. HE WAS TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITAL VIA EMS

Patient said he got dizzy within minutes of receiving vaccine and that resolved by 10 minutes after vaccine. Around 10 minutes after vaccine patient said both his arms felt heavy and numb but he was able to move them and his fingers. Patient had no other symptoms and walked out of pharmacy with his mother.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Pt fainted in waiting area shortly after vaccine administration. Quickly became responsive, talkative, and aware. Had patient lie down, elevated feet, gave pt water and potato chips to increase salt intake/ raise bp. Monitored patient for additional 30 minutes. Pt indicated he was feeling much better and left with family members with instructions to monitor him and have pt rest for remainder of the day. Tried to follow up with patient on 3/9, but phone number was out of service.

At approximately 2 PM on Wednesday the 10th, I began to feel light headed, nauseous, and feverish. Color drained from my face and I also began to lose track of the conversation I was having. I couldn't keep up with the pace of the conversation and eventually realized I couldn't remember what we were talking about. Looking back on the event now, I could only remember what was happening for around. 2 minute span before I forgot it. After losing my ability to form new memories, I began to lose old ones. I would look through pictures and not recognize faces, listen to songs and not remember the artists, and lose entire gaps of my past. My parents described my memory loss as that of a concussion but, to be frank, I don't remember much of any of it. All of my past memories have returned, but I still have yet to regain my memory from 2 PM to 10 PM of that day.

After receiving vaccine, patient sat down for the 15 minute observation. He reports about 1-2 minutes after sitting down feeling flushed, lightheaded. Patient's color pale. EMS on site and took over triage of patient. BP 83/50, P 58-60. Patient reported eating a bar before coming. His blood sugar 111. Patient was given water to drink. BP increased to 100/62, color returning, still pale. He reports feeling better. He stood and sat in a w/c to take to the stretcher for additional observation. Patient ate a pack of peanut butter crackers, drank 1 16.9 oz bottle water, color pink, BP 121/76. Patient says he drove from DIFFRENT STATE to receive his vaccine and is alone. Patient reports feeling better. He was instructed to walk around, he did so without any complications, color remained pink. He says he feels better. After additional 15 minute observation, he was checked out. I instructed if the symptoms come back to pull over and call 911, he verbalized understanding.

Pt received Moderna at 7:33 PM. Started complaining of dizziness around 7:40 PM. Benadryl 25 mg liqd po given. 8:05 PM complained of difficulty of breathing gave Epi 0.3 mg IM on R thigh, 911 called and arrived at 8:20 PM. VS stable. Pt transported to hosp.

Light headed, dizzy, 5 minutes after vaccine. 124/84. Given bottled water, observed, felt better, released.

Pt reported feeling dizzy post vaccination. Staff responded. Pt presented pale and sweating profusely. VS: BP-84/59, HR- 64, RR-20. On-Site EMTs assessed patient. Pt transported to Medical Center for further evaluation. Mother of patient present.

chills, body aches, fever 102.5, headache, lightheaded, loss of appetite, intense sweating, vomiting,

At 1400 patient received his first shot of Moderna. At 1402 patient complained of dizziness and lightheaded. Noted patient to be weak and unable to hold his body, leaning for forward. BP sitting at 1404 80/60, HR 68, 02 sat 98% on RA. Patient was placed on Trendelenburg position and BP at 1407 120/60, HR 78, 02 sat 99% on RA and patient was able to verbalized his name, age, today?s date, and location. At 1412 BP lying position 120/70, HR 91, 02 sat 99% on RA and patient at this time stated feeling good also stated usually has the same reaction each time he gets a shot. At 1416 patient was put back in sitting position with BP 110/70, HR 89. At 1418 standing BP 140/68, HR 88, 02 sat 98% on RA. Patient stated father is in the car outside to drive him home. No further treatment needed. Total treatment time was 18min. Patient left at 1420.

After getting vaccinated. Patient felt dizzy and shortness of breath, parking team sat him down in wheelchair. Medics responded, mouth feels dry. Feels a little light headed. HR 160, BP 130/85 at 9:30am. HR 151, BP 177/94 at 9:35am. Facial flushing. Loss of color in face. Transport to hospital.

Patient is a 18 y.o. male who received the Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine, mRNA-1273 (PF) 100 mcg/0.5 mL IM Susp, Lot 026B21A on 4/8/2021. The patient experienced the following reaction(s) during the immediate of observation: Reports feeling dizzy and faint. Patient was treated/managed as follows: Vitals are as follows: 150pm: BP-128/58 HR: 60 O2: 97% 200pm: 140/80 HR: 80 O2: 98% Patient given educational material regarding vaccine and advised to continue to self-monitor per the CDC guidance. Pt escorted to car by RN

Patient passed out and fell over. He did not injure himself in the fall. Was out for 1-2 seconds. Was a little light headed and weak as he sat in the chair, but was recovered after 15 minutes. Reported being nervous about needles and failed to eat/drink much earlier in the day.

Patient received vaccine in left arm and during waiting/observation period a few minutes later (while sitting), he told the person near him he felt dizzy, and he fainted. He soon regained consciousness (within about a minute) and was observed/attended to. 911 was called immediately as a precaution, and paramedics monitored his vital signs slowly helped him into a chair. He drank some water and a little electrolyte drink. He did not want to seek hospital treatment, and paramedics left. He stated he was experiencing nausea while sitting in the chair, and said he started to feel like he was going to faint again. Again 911 was called and paramedics attended to him, but he did not faint again. After resting in a chair and drinking some more water and some electrolyte drink, as well as cold compresses on his forehead and the back of the neck, he was eventually escorted by two store employees on a motorized scooter cart to his parent's car and went with his parent home (he did not want to seek hospital treatment).

dizziness/light headed, cold, clammy and sweating in face, fainted, then vomited. Occurred 4 hours after shot was given.

The patient reported feeling somewhat dizzy at the time of injection, this resolved within minutes. At around 45 minutes after administration, the patient reported what he described as mild pain in the right upper and lower quadrants of his abdomen. He was referred to a medical facility for further evaluation.

This patient had some dizziness after the shot and was apprehensive in receiving it. He claimed he felt dizzy and in seconds had slumped off of his chair. He was unresponsive for a few seconds only about 5-10 seconds and we gave him an IM Benadryl as a precaution. He awoke complaining of a funny feeling in the mouth and tongue but had no rash or redness or swelling to indicate an allergic reaction. We decide to monitor closely for an escalation of symptoms but to have a EpiPen handy, and call an EMT unit. His blood pressure was low at first at around 107/68 then quickly come up in about 10 minutes to 130/80. With no other issues we believe he had a vasovagal syncope but wanted the ER to make sure we were correct. I called and checked on him after he was at the ER. and the nurse stated that he was doing very well and that they had seen this happen with the vaccine at other site locations.

Patient felt faint and his father caught him before he fell, sat in chair for >30 minutes. Had an ice bag to use against head and to chew on ice chips.

Syncope, lightheadedness. Observation had him walk and he fainted while walking. Ate Crepes for breakfast, lunch he had chips and a small cup of water.

History of Present Illness: Patient is a 18 y.o. male with no pertinent past medical history who presents to the ED with complaints of chest pain. The patient notes that he started noticing chest pain this AM after he woke up that is associated with nausea. The pain is described to be in the center of his chest and is persistent. EMS was called who administered 2 SL NTG and 1 dose of ASA 325 mg. He notes that he received his 2nd Moderna vaccine on Thursday April 15th. He is currently a senior in High school. He had no adverse reactions to his 1st dose of the Moderna vaccine but after the 2nd dose he notes that he was having fever, malaise, body aches, and decreased appetite. He also tells me that he has been so fatigued that he has not really gotten out of bed in the last 48 hours. In regards to his oral intake he had (1) 16.9 oz bottle of water yesterday and nothing else but did have a glass of orange juice and some cereal this morning. During my evaluation with the patient he notes that he is still having chest pain that he reports to be retrosternal any 5/10 in severity. He denies any radiation into the left arm or jaw. He feels the pain is worse with movement and better when he is resting. He has had associated nausea and shortness of breath. He has been having low-grade fevers at home but denies any coughing, abdominal pain, diarrhea, dysuria, burning or itching with urination, congestion, rhinorrhea. He denies any tobacco use, drug use, alcohol use. In the emergency department initial workup is notable for potassium 3.6, magnesium 1.7, phosphorus less than 1, troponin 7206 with repeat at 10,212. CPK noted to be 380. Initial EKG was nonischemic. COVID swab was noted to be negative. After I evaluated the patient around 1520 an RRT was called due to hypotension and bradycardia. His blood pressure had dropped to 80/40 and heart rate was in the low 50s and he was symptomatic with diaphoresis and feeling as if he was going to pass out. 1L fluid was given running wide open. Repeat EKG did show some diffuse ST segment elevations concerning for pericarditis. Cardiology and ICU team were notified and evaluated the patient. Response is likely that the be vasovagal from acute pain. History obtained from: ? patient ? outpatient clinicians ? family ? staff at facility ? other ? review of medical record as summarized below Pt unable to provide reliable history because: ? Acute mental status change ? Acute illness/medical condition ? chronic dementia/mental challenges ? poor insight ? other ____

Patient felt dizzy about 10-15 minutes after the shot. He was alert and able to speak while sitting in the chair. Then he vomited a lot. Patient felt fine afterwards and sat for over 30 minutes. Had a history of fainting and vomiting after shots

Pt. just received first Moderna vaccine dosage. He had just sat down in the observation area when he began to feel flushed and lightheaded. NP was present and soon afterwards his head went backwards and he syncopized. He was caught by the NP and he was still sitting in the chair. NP proceeded to perform a sternal rub. Pt did not become conscious or aware for approximately 2-3 minutes. He never fell to the ground. On further questioning after patient was responsive, he states that he had not eaten prior to coming for his vaccination. He has only received a handful of vaccines and has never had the flu vaccine so he is unsure of his reaction. As per NP patients face became very pale PE: O2sat-96% on room air BP- 110/86 Pulse 60 Pt is pale in color Pupils slightly dilated Responds to sternal rub only After 2-3 minutes pt is more alert EMS was called but patient who is also here with his father refused to be transported to the ER. Repeat vitals 0pulse ox - 96 % room air BP- 105/65 HR-57 Pt. alert and able to respond to conversation Heart rate regular and easy Lungs CTA bilaterally Respiration regular and easy A/P 1-Gave patient water and 2 juices Symptoms have responded well to water and juice and sitting for a few minutes 2. EMS was called but patient refused to go to the ER 3. Discussed possible side effects of vaccine and when to call 911 or go to the closest ER 4. Patient left for home with father after being observed for 40 minutes

Blurry vision, light-headed. BPs 87/62 (pulse 81), 114/82 (pulse 68). Patient was dehydrated - advised to hydrate before second vaccine dose.

Patient received Moderna Covid-19 vaccine and fainted approximately 5 minutes later. Patient reported feeling dizzy, hot and nauseous. Patient's blood pressure 81/41mmHg, heart rate 58 bpm, oxygen level 96% (taken by paramedics) approximately 10 minutes post-vaccination. Paramedics took patient to emergency department to be monitored. Patient was given IV fluids and discharged from the hospital a few hours later. Patient reported that he has a needle phobia and had fainting incident post-vaccination years ago.

Patient received first dose of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on 4/7/2021. After vaccine was given, patient complained of lightheadedness, numbness in hands, light sensitivity, and nausea. Doctors and an RN evaluated patient. BP 96/64, not tachycardic. Mother was driving vehicle. No meds given but patient sent with EMS to ED.

Vomit x6 -24 hours Drowsiness - 3+ days Fatigue 3+ days Nausea 3+ days Loss of appetite 3+ days Hi amounts of localized pain in injection site, causing loss of motor function in right arm because of high pain 24hours Headache 6 hours Constipation 3+ days Struggling urinating 3+days

pt got shot at 11.45 am, at 11.47 am, pt felt lightheadedness, dizziness, sweating. we gave him water and elevated his feet to a chair. after 3 minutes, he left the immunization room, and pt was on the observation area for 20 minutes. pt mom was with him. on the vaccination adm record and concent form: the pt denies any: has the person vaccinated had a reaction or fainted, or felt dizzy after receiving any vaccination, pt said no. these is ask also , before the pt is admi the injections. We talk to mom, and told her to look for any shortness of breath , hives, rashes to take him to hospital

About 3 minutes after receiving the vaccine, patient complained of loss of vision, ringing in ears, lightheadedness, tingling in arms. Pt was diaphoretic and flushed. Pt was taken on a wheel chair to a gurney where they were assessed and vitals recorded. Patient was given some drinking water and symptoms resolved within minutes. Patient was observed for 20 minutes. Pt reported feeling better and fine and walked out of vaccine center on their own.

About 15 minutes after his 2nd vaccine the patient arm went numb and could not grasp anything in his left ( vaccine) arm.

He experienced extreme dizziness and a fever. Tylenol brought the fever down and the dizziness is beginning to lessen on it's own.

After receiving first does of Moderna vaccine , patient became lightheaded and nauseous - symptoms resolved after patient placed briefly in Trendelenburg and drank 16 ounces of water , ate bag of chips. Patient was discharged form vaccination site with mother , symptom free

At clinic for first pfizer vaccine . Lightheaded after vaccine Walked to observation area Given ice pack and water. BP 110/60 seen by Dr. observed x 30 min D/c to home

Patient was involved in an MVA post vaccination. Patient stated that he felt "out of it" after leaving the facility and did not register that there was a vehicle in front of him that was stopping. Patient rear ended a vehicle at a stop light and reported that he was very light headed and "out of it". Pt had a fever of 102 degrees x48 hours post vaccination as well.

ABOUT AN HOUR AFTER THE SHOT, TIRED AND WEAK. ARM SORE. NEXT DAY WEAK, DIZZY, COULDN'T GET FULL BREATH....NEEDED BREATHING TREATMENTS ALL DAY, HARD TO LIFT ARM, TRIED TO WALK BUT FAINTED AND CRASHED INTO A WALL.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Medium, Additional Details: paramedics came to check out patient and he was ok

Had the vaccine after working out. He came home and showered and then went to get vaccine at 6:30. He came home ate dinner and went to bed much earlier than usual around 9:30. Woke up with chills and fever around 8:30. Came downstairs and fainted. Said he felt dizzy. Stood back up and while I was taking his temperature he fainted again (fell backwards from standing position). Got him up he went to bathroom and collapsed on floor. Got him up and were headed to car to take him to the hospital and he collapsed again. Got him up again and the paramedics were called. They arrived and he had a blood sugar of 60 and they thought he may be dehydrated. He did not have fever when they arrived. They left. He ate some breakfast and was tired the remainder of that day and the next.

Client was vaccinated with the Moderna vaccine at 1600, around 1605 while waiting in the observation area, the client vomited once and experienced some dizziness. EMS attended to client, and an ambulance was called. Vital signs were all WNL. After laying down for 15 minutes the client felt well and denied EMS transport to the hospital. Client left with family member in no apparent distress.

Patient was given injection with no issues; spent a few minutes post injection speaking to patient about the potential side effects. Encouraged him to stay hydrated and to utilize Tylenol if fever, pain, or aches. Patient was alert and oriented when he left the vaccination room. After sanitizing the room for the next member, preparing the next member's shot, came out of the room to announce the next member and found the original patient face down on the floor of the warehouse. Witnesses stated he had fell to his knees from a sitting position and then hit his head on the floor with no more then 2 minutes going by (most likely less then 1 minute). Had the patient lay on the ground with legs elevated while he came to. Offered patient water and ice pack. Patient was able to call his parents, which I stayed by his side, until they arrived.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: "passed out" but was never unresponsive - said he felt very faint while sitting in the observation chair-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: BP and HR were normal for pt. - he laid on the floor for ~10-15 minutes and then stayed seated for additional time and had someone come pick him up as he didn't feel comfortable driving. He stated he hadn't eaten anything this mornign before coming to recieve the immunization - he felt fine by the time he left and we checked in with him later in the day and he was still feeling fine

Pulsatile Tinnitus, verigo, dizziness, nausea, vomiting. When I searched the Internet, I found hundreds if not thousands of people reporting serious problems regarding their ears shortly after recieving a Covid-19 vacinne. Total or partial hearing loss, tennitis, vertigo, nausea,etc. This needs to be reported to the Public. I'm angry that I was not warned about this before getting the vacinne.

Fever, chills, body aches, dizziness, sore left arm, weak body, brain fog - these signs lasted from 9:30 PM, Tuesday 5/18/21 through 6:00 PM , Wednesday 5/19/21. On Monday, 5/24/2021, patient experienced 2 bloody noses. One when he woke up at 7:30 AM and then another at 5:15 PM. Bloody noses are not normal for him.

It is thought to be vaccine-induced myocarditis. Myocardial infarction was ruled out. Patient does now have a reduced ejection fraction of 45%. Here is the note from the ED today: "He indicates that he was awakened from sleep with chest pain this morning around 2:50 AM. He ended up trying to sleep longer to see if it would improve and ended up going to his mother's room. She recommended that he drink some orange juice and gave him some Tylenol. He states that the pain continued to increase since that time and he asked her to bring him to the emergency department. The patient states that the pain is on the left side of his chest radiates to his left shoulder and down his left arm. He denies that it radiates to his back. He has had lightheadedness. He does not feel short of breath. He does have some pain into his left jaw as well. He has not had any vomiting. He denies abdominal pain. He denies diarrhea. The patient did receive his second dose of the Moderna vaccine on Friday to his left arm. He has had fevers over the past 24 hours to 103 at home. His mother and he indicate that the go away with Tylenol though seem to come back when the Tylenol wears off. He did complain of some headache, myalgias, malaise and sore throat which she states were all worse when he would have a fever and seemed to dissipate when his fever resolved. He states he did not and has never had chest pain like this until this morning. The patient does not have a history of Covid infection. He is active and has run track in the past. He has not had any travel. He denies any pain or swelling to his legs or calves. He has had no sick contacts. His mother received her second dose of the vaccine on the same day that he did and has not had any similar symptoms. "

Dose 1: 4/29/2021 Dose 2: 5/27/2021 Symptoms onset began on 4/28/2021 and included fevers, cough, weakness, heartache, diarrhea, headache, dizziness. Symptoms temporarily improved on 5/29/2021. On 5/30/2021 at approximately 1:00 AM patient experienced constant, pleuritic chest pain/pressure and shortness of breath which prompted him to go to the emergency department.

The patient was here for his first Moderna vaccine. He did not exhibit any agitation or nervousness. His girlfriend got her vaccine first and was talking to him as he received his. They were discussing how little it hurt when he fell out of his chair. He did not respond when we moved to him, but within five seconds he was awake and asking what happened. He was alert and sat in a chair for 30 minutes with no adverse effects from the fall. He noted he only slept 3 hours the night before the vaccine and had not eaten anything that day. The patient refused any further medical care.

Patient received his second dose Moderna and sat in our waiting area. He got up to tell us he was feeling nauseous and dizzy and he passed out. We lifted his head and legs and called EMS. EMS came and patient was ok. He passed out again when they checked his blood sugar but was seated and did not fall.

Pt received vaccine and walked to chair, immediately after sitting patient said he felt light-headed then immediately passed out. He is unsure if he last conscious. The vaccine nurses immediately went to assess the patient and was awake and oriented. VS 44, 86/46 02 sat 98%. Pt is accompanied by his father. Both reported that the patient had a syncopal episode approximately 4 years ago after he had his blood taken. Currently, the BP is 110/62. 02 is 98% on 2l nasal cannula. Blood sugar is 126. paramedic arrived. VS 115/63 heart rate 55. Patient stood up and immediately felt light-headed again and felt as if he was going to pass out again. Pt transferred accompanied by paramedic to the hospital for further evaluation.

4/23/21 at around 1pm, felt pain in left shoulder blade and around left upper lung and ribs area. Felt like tissues around it was tearing and grinding. After an hour felt pain near heart area and experienced nausia and felt faint. Was taken to hospital around 3pm. Was screened and tested for Covid-19 - negative. XRay was taken - did not show any issues Was given strong anti-inflammatory via shot Was monitored for 2 hours. Sent home. Discomfort improved over the weekend and no longer experiencing any symptoms.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Convulsions-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Seizure-Medium

Upon waking up the next day after the vaccine I experienced out of the ordinary fatigue and arm soreness. This progressed into a rather severe migraine. As of today, 06/16/2021 at 6:30am I woke up with dizziness and lightheadedness which is again out of the ordinary for me and I believe is attributed to the vaccine.

Woke up on floor/ Past out; Anxiety; Fall; Little weak; Foggy head; Shiver; Headache; Nausea; Throw up; Concussion; Buzzing in ears; Did not eat; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Woke up on floor/ Past out) in an 18-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 033C21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 01-Jun-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 01-Jun-2021, the patient experienced CONCUSSION (Concussion), TINNITUS (Buzzing in ears), EATING DISORDER (Did not eat), CHILLS (Shiver), HEADACHE (Headache), NAUSEA (Nausea) and VOMITING (Throw up). On 02-Jun-2021, the patient experienced ASTHENIA (Little weak) and FEELING ABNORMAL (Foggy head). On an unknown date, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Woke up on floor/ Past out) (seriousness criterion medically significant), ANXIETY (Anxiety) and FALL (Fall). At the time of the report, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Woke up on floor/ Past out), CONCUSSION (Concussion), TINNITUS (Buzzing in ears), EATING DISORDER (Did not eat), ASTHENIA (Little weak), FEELING ABNORMAL (Foggy head), ANXIETY (Anxiety), FALL (Fall), CHILLS (Shiver), HEADACHE (Headache), NAUSEA (Nausea) and VOMITING (Throw up) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 01-Jun-2021, Blood glucose abnormal: abnormal (abnormal) abnormal. On 01-Jun-2021, Blood pressure measurement: abnormal (abnormal) abnormal. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. Concomitant medications were not reported . Treatment information was 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.; 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.

Patient received vaccine and 10 minutes into waiting period, he began to slouch in chair and he dropped his belongings. We got to him quickly and held him up while it appeared he was fainting. We lowered him to the ground and called 911 and his father that was in store . He complained of being very hot and dizzy. He began to recover fairly quickly, he drank some water and stayed on floor. His dad arrived and the 911 call was cancelled due to his improving awareness. He stayed in the lobby for 20-30 minutes. He felt much better and left with his dad in good physical condition.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted 8 minutes after administration, came to after a few seconds. Patient was laid supine with legs elevated and EMS was called. Patient stated that he was fine, but was taken by EMS for further evaluation.

The patient felt dizzy after getting vaccine (about 1 minute). Before getting vaccine he said he felt nervous with the syringe.He said he felt dizzy and his hands are numbing. We let him sit down and drink some water. He felt fine after 15 minutes and he left.

Patient fainted approximately 15 minutes after administration. He felt nauseated immediately before, then fainted, falling to the floor and striking his head.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Patient received covid vaccine, approximately 10 minutes after patient slumped foward in chair then fell out of the chair and struck there face on an unkown object, blacked eye and chipped patients tooth. I went to the pharmacist rushed to patient's side made sure they were awake, asked technician to call 911, assisted patient back in the chair. Had technician stay with patient got him a water and waited for paramedics to arrive. The paramedics determined patient could leave.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Pt fainted in waiting area approximately 2 minutes after administration. felt dizzy, had approx 12 oz water after. remained for 20 min. in waiting area. took bp and was normal just before he left.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Chest Tightness / Heaviness / Pain-Mild, Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Hypertension-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Mild, Additional Details: 8 minutes after pt received Moderna vaccine, pt's mother yelled for help because the pt had passed out for a duration of 5-10 seconds then woke up. Pt was administered 1 dose of adult epipen and 911 was called. Once EMT arrived they took him to the hospital to be evaluated. He appeared to recover by demonstrating the ability to stand up walk around and respond to questions asked by the EMT.

Right arm, R ear pain and dizziness, progressing facial numbness, possible focal seizures or syncope. No shortness of breath, difficulty swallowing or rash/hives. BP=129/92, HR=80.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild

Pt grandmother reported him feeling dizzy, Never lost consciousness. Never had difficulty breathing. Vomited on the floor several mins following vaccine. Rescue was called per pt request. Cleared by EMTs.

PT'S FACE LOSE COLOAR . HE WAS VERY WHITE. HE ALSO HAD COLD SWEAT. HE FELT DIZZY AND HAD RINGING IN HIS EARS HE FELT LIKE HE WANTED TO THROW UP. HIS AUNT WANTED US TO CALL AMULANCE. THE PARAMEDIC CAME . ALL THE VITALS WERE NORMAL. HIS FACE COLOR STARTED COMING BACK. PARAMEDIC ALSO CHECKED IF THERE WERE RASHES ON HIS CHEST AND ARMS. NOTHING. PARA MEDIC ASKED PT WHETHER HE WANTED TO GO HOSPITAL, HE DECLINED. HE SAT 10 MORE MINUTES FOR OBSERVATION AND HE FELT WELL ENOUGH AND LEFT.

Immediately after receiving vaccine, customer appeared to slouch over and I held his head and talked to him as I was unsure if he was just joking in front of his family. He then sat up and indicated he did not remember slouching. I explained to him that his blood pressure probably just went too low and asked him to continue breathing and try to put his head between his legs. He seemed fairly alert but a few seconds later, experienced some body jerking and I asked his father to call EMS, which he did. Customer then seemed to be in a semi alert state and started sweating profusely. I continued talking to him and watched for a fall until the EMS arrived. EMS triaged him and took him from the store. EMS reported systolic blood pressure unmeasurable upon arrival and around 70 at time of taking him from location (approximate numbers)

Patient felt nauseous. He got up to go to restroom without telling staff. He apparently lost passed out on his feet. He fell but did not remember falling. He immediately regained consciousness. After feeling better, he sat in chair while he waited for family member to arrive. Upon leaving, he seemed to be better.

I got the injection at 3:35pm on 1/20 in my left arm. Within the first 30 minutes, my shoulder around the injection site was incredibly sore, my left elbow had a lot of joint pain, and my left thumb and index fingers went numb within the first 30 minutes, I woke up at 8:00am on 1/21 and noticed that I had a light headache, felt extremely groggy, and was experiencing an uncomfortable amount of muscular and joint pain. I went to work at 9:00 and on the drive there, I began to feel dizzy and I felt as if when I turned my head, my vision would lag behind and take a second to process my surroundings. By 10:00, my muscular and joint pains were significantly amplified, my headaches were increasing in frequency and amplitude. I also began to have the chills, followed by periods of radiating heat from my body. Coworkers told me I looked very flushed, however, I never developed a fever. By 11:00, the muscular and joint pains, coupled with the headaches forced me to sit down and I almost broke down into tears. There were three sperate times where I began to get very lightheaded and thought I was going to pass out ( I did not). I went home at noon and noticed that my muscles felt like they were on fire. I took Tylenol and Advil whenever I could, which helped to reduce the symptoms. we had dinner at 7:00, however, I had no appetite, without eating since noon. On 1/22, I woke up at 8:30 with a pounding headache, muscular and joint pains still there, however reduced, and the same groggy feeling. This morning, I also noticed that I had a very sharp stomach pain in my abdomen. I also woke up with a severe nosebleed, which is extremely uncommon for me.

I called my insurance provider's RN hotline at the onset of dizziness, which was then followed by a bout of ear ringing and nausea. I was advised to seek immediate medical attention, so I had an RA at my university dorm walk with me across the street to M Health Fairview hospital. I was seen by an RN in their emergency room, but was ultimately never seen by a Doctor as I did not present a clear risk of anaphylaxis at the time. After waiting in the ER for four hours for medical care, I ultimately left because most of my symptoms subsided. My most lasting symptoms cleared up late yesterday (1/25) and they were extreme soreness/tenderness at injection site and fatigue.

Received COVID-19 vaccine (Moderna) on 1/21/21. No local reaction. No immediate symptoms (hives, lip swelling, respiratory symptoms). One day later, feverish T99.5F. 1/23/21, Patient developed a painful red rash on the palmar aspect of his hands and dorsum aspect of his feet and has had this rash since (total of 5 days). He currently takes Xyzal daily. Father would like to know if patient should receive the second dose of the vaccine. Erythematous macular rash limited to hands and feet that is blanching. As time progressed, raised in some places. Looked eczematous in some places as well. Painful, stinging skin, and swollen. He has limited range of motion. Hot shower decreased discomfort, increased range of motion. Cold water also helped. Symptoms are improving. Spring 2020 - may have had COVID - had anosmia. Was not tested at the time, but did have COVID antibody testing in July which was negative. Family has reported the reaction to VAERS and is also using V-Safe. Patient has no history of reactions to vaccines in the past nor has he had an allergic reaction to any component of the Moderna/Pfizer vaccines. He also does not have PEG/polysorbate allergy history (though he has taken Miralax in the past for constipation). Patient does have a history of anaphylaxis.

Today around 5:30pm, patient felt he started breathing hard, then felt lightheaded, then had tingling around cheeks, sides of trunk and arms, and then his hands became rigid. All adverse events happened around the same time per patient. Patient had difficulty moving fingers due to hand rigidity. After 10 minutes, all adverse events went away on their own and patient felt back to normal. Patient refused to visit urgent care or emergency room. Instead patient made teledoc appointment for tomorrow and was counseled by doctor if any of the adverse events return that he should promptly visit ER. Patient left after feeling asymptomatic for 15 minutes.

0902 C/O of lightheaded, 72 P, 20 R, 119/72 @ 0912. Pt stated feeling faint, noted paleness & diaphoretic. 0911 Pt stated feeling better, noted color is now pink, no longer diaphoretic. 0917 Pt stated he would like to leave. 0919 Pt left on his own.

Patient experienced lightheadedness after vaccination and fell down. He was able to get up and sit on chair after 1 minute. We offered water, checked blood pressure (92/78). Ambulance arrived and patient went to hospital. Will follow up how he's doing later today.

Vaccine was administered to patient. Within 10 minutes of administration, the patient had an episode of syncope and fell out of his chair. I immediately went out to help the patient and a technician called for EMS. The patient woke up within 2 minutes and reported feeling dizzy, tired, and numb. While waiting for EMS to arrive, the patient was situated in a sitting position and I continued talking to him to keep him awake. EMS assessed him and took him out to the ambulance to wait for a relative to come. It is unknown if the patient went to the emergency room or not.

Patient stated he was feeling very faint and dizzy. He also stated that he does not do well with vaccines. When asked to explain, he stated that he always feels like he is going to faint. I placed a cold ice pack on the back of the patient's neck and we stayed with him until he felt better, which was approximately 20 to 25 minutes. We asked patient to remain for a total of 30 minutes, after which he stated he felt fine to leave.

10 minutes post vaccine administration at 13:15 patient began to exhibit the following symptoms: dizziness, paleness, weakness, blurred/loss of vision, ringing in the ears, and diaphoresis. Cold pack was placed on patient's forehead and patient's feet were elevated. BP, pulse, & temperature unable to assess, pulse was faint and weak. Patient experienced loss consciousness for 1 minute, 34 seconds. During this time paramedics were called. Vitals at 13:20 were: BP=98/76, P=62, temp= unable to register with machine on hand. Patient able to follow commands and asked to lie down. Cold pack was placed on the back of his neck. Paramedics arrived and assessed patient's blood glucose = 56. Patient given orange juice. Vitals at 13:30 were: BP = 107/69, P = 70, Temp = 97.6., pulse ox: 99%. Patient asked to sit up and vitals were: BP = 114/73, P: 71. Patient declined to go be transported in ambulance with paramedics to the hospital at that time. Blood glucose assessed again = 127. Patient given chips and salsa from what facility had on hand. Patient stayed 10 minutes to eat the snack. Patient instructed to go to the hospital or urgent care for further follow-up and assessment. Patient verbalized understanding and agreed to instruction. Stated he will go to nearest Urgent Care facility. Patient left this facility alert and oriented.

Starting that night, and lasting for about two days after, i would get a 10-15 minute flash of illness every few hours. Symptoms consisted of nausea, sweating, lightheadedness, and tiredness.

A small amount of blood coming from the vaccination site caused the patient to feel dizzy and get tunnel vision. Patient may have lost consciousness but only for a second or two. Appeared diaphoretic, pale and unsteady. Was assisted to supine position and was responsive at that time with improved color, BP 128/82, HR 55, O2 98 within 5 minutes. Observed in supine for 30 minutes, re-evaluated vital signs at 15 minutes past laying supine with BP 122/76, HR 66, O2 98. Took orthostatic BP at 30 minutes with no drop in blood pressure.

A few minutes after the pt received his first dose of the Moderna COVID19 he began to feel light headed and nearly passed out. Pt was laid on cot. BP 100/60 HR 91 RR 16 O2Sat 99% . EMS called and evaluated pt. Pt reported feeling "much better." Pt signed refusal with EMS for transport to the hospital. RN called pt's mother to come pick him up. Pt was advised not to drive. Pt was given ED precautions and advised to contact his PCP. Pt was also given the contact information to have his second dose at the high risk clinic.

Patient got the vaccine at 1:06pm on the left deltoid, 1st dose Moderna. 2 to 3 minutes when sitted in the post vaccine area, started to felt lightheadedness, anxious, diaphoretic and feeling of passing out. At 1:14pm, VS#1 95%, 56 & 105/58. Snacks were provided and monitor for s/sx of distress. At 1:29pm, VS#2 99%, 76, 109/76 & 16. Per patient "he feels much more better now" Denies any lightheadedness. No s/sx of distress. Steady gait. Alert and oriented. Patient is with his dad to drive him home. Left vaccination clinic around 1:45pm.

Chest Pressure developed 2 days post-vaccine. Admitted for elevated troponins, myopericarditis. Improved on NSAIDs, colchicine.

Client was waiting his shot time when he fell from his chair hitting his left shoulder and face. He appeared to have seizure activity. He became responsive very quickly and was oriented. 911 was called and he was transported to emergency department. He was able to walk to the ambulance.

Currently having it. I have a swollen face. Blurry vision. Difficulty standing. Shallow breaths. Headache. Chills. Body aches. 101 fever. Unable to sleep but very tired. Not able to breather through nose. Sore and numb right arm. Tingling of my limbs. Occasionally sharp pain in muscles. I got the shot at 11 and was just fine but I had work. I drove for a little over an hour and progressively my arm got weaker. I did physical labor until 10 pm and then started some school work, but found my arm almost unable to move and my mood was deteriorating. When I went to bed and lied down, it hit me. It is 4 am and it is still going strong.

Approximately 5 minutes after vaccination, recipient became dizzy and reported that he felt like he was "going to pass out". Mask was removed and feet were elevated. Symptoms quickly began to improve. Kept in observation for approximately 45 minutes. Vaccine recipient reported feeling back to normal at time of release.

BEGAN FEELING CHEST PAIN AND LIGHTHEADEDNESS BEGINNING 3/14, THE DAY AFTER GETTING THE VACCINE. HE PRESENTED TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM ON 3/17 WITH WORSENING OF CP THAT WOULD NOT GET BETTER WITH NSAIDS, PAIN RADIATING DOWN LEFT ARM. TROPONINS NOTED TO BE ELEVATED, PT ADMITTED TO INPATIENT ROOM FOR CARE ON 3/17. TESTING DONE AND PT TREATED FOR MYOCARDITIS POSSIBLY SECONDARY TO COVID 19 VACCINATION. DC'D HOME ON 3/24 WITH LISINOPRIL AND PREDNISONE. ORDERS TO FOLLOW UP WITH DR.

Patient became light headed and slumped per the vaccinating nurse and she rushed over to escort him to the ground. I arrived at that time as patient was being escorted to the ground.Patient was diaphoretic, red, and per patient he felt light headed. He never lost consciousness. Vitals were taken and patient was stable. B/P was 115/76, HR 65, RR 35, 99% on room air, and blood sugar was 97. Patient had no complaints of pain. Paramedics were called and patient was taken to the nearest hospital.

Immediately after receiving dose patient began to feel dizzy, light headed and nauseas. He looked pale and sweaty. Upon further examination his BP was low at 70/53. He stated he had not eaten that day. We gave him water, juice and pretzels and he began to feel better in 10 minutes. His BP was retaken 15 minutes later and it re-elevated to 122/78. He phoned a family member for a ride home and the supervisor was notified. Pt was instructed to go on V-Safe to report and was counseled.

About 5 minutes after receiving the Moderna COVID vaccine, patient stood up to ask the pharmacy for a cup of water. His eyes rolled back and he gently fell to the ground. Opened his eyes almost immediately after, had a strong pulse and no shortness of breath. Patient states it was just nerves. 911 and store management was called just incase. The paramedics check patient out and released him. Patient's mom came to pick him up.

Patient complained of dizziness immediately after walking to checkout station. We sat him down and he said he was only seeing black and he was got and his neck hurt. We called EMS to check him out also. His BP was 140/90 and his vision started to come back after a couple of minutes as blurry. Once EMS arrived, he was much improved and vitals were all good. He refused to go to the ER, but his roommate assured us that he would watch him today. Patient waited 30 minutes and said he felt totally fine when he left.

vasovagal response. - sudden flushing - faint feeling x30 seconds - passed out while seated (x3 seconds) - resolved unconsciousness after laying prone - nausea and dry heaving once conscious x1 minute return to normal after 5 minutes (and given 500mg tylenol & 25mg benedryl)

This patient received Covid19 vaccine. This PT has a history of Autism and was getting anxious post vaccination. PT's mother was accompanying him when he began feeling dizzy, sweaty, hard of hearing and tightness in his Left arm where the vaccination was administered. PT was immediately evaluated by EMS and Fire Rescue on scene. PTs condition began to improve. PT declined transport.

Seizure-like symptoms for around 3 minutes. Struggled to breath, move, talk, intense pain in chest and head. Fever and headache for several days after.

Patient started feeling nauseous and was feeling very faint. He did state that he ate before coming to get vaccinated.

Patient became light headed and lost consciousness for a few seconds. Regained consciousness without assist of smelling salts. Blood pressure was low and Heart Rate was bradycardic at initial measurement. Patient was provided with oral fluids and monitored for 45 minutes. Patient was discharged after his vital signs became more stable and he was able to walk about unassisted and without complaints of dizziness.

Patient started feeling lightheaded and felt like he was going to faint. Dr assessed the patient and stated it was a vasovagal episode.

Patient experienced slight dizziness and headaches while waiting in waiting area post vaccination. He had not eaten anything the entire day which may have contributed to him feeling dizzy and was given bottle of water. He felt better after waiting 30 mins in waiiting area. Patient was called at 3pm and he was fine .

Patient received vaccination, I explained the need to wait in the store for 15 minutes. Patient was ok as I returned to the pharmacy to prepare for the next vaccination. Pt left the waiting area to shop, then returned after about 2 minutes and sat down in one of our chairs. Pt then announced that he was feeling dizzy. I immediately tried to reach the patient, by the time I reached him he had collapsed to the floor. The patient was unconscious for about 1 to 2 minutes, I had my staff call 911. Then the patient regained consciousness. The paramedics arrived and checked his vitals and watch him. His father arrived and took him home. He was feeling ok when he left the store.

Approximately 2.5 hours post vaccination, patient felt extremely dizzy and nauseous. Patient was transported to hospital by ambulance for further evaluation.

PT FELT DIZZY ABOUT 10-15 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE. UPON STANDING HE FELL TO THE FLOOR AND BRIEFLY PASSED OUT. PT STATES HE DOES NOT REMEMEBER FALLING. HE DID NOT EAT PRIOR TO VACCINATION. GAVE PT ORANGE JUICE. PATIENTS MOM CAME IN AND STATED HE HAS HAD THE SAME ISSUE IN THE PAST. PARAMEDICS CAME TO MAKE SURE PT DID NOT HIT HIS HEAD AND HAVE A CONCUSSION. HE WAS FOUND TO BE OK AND WENT HOME WITH HIS MOM.

PATIENT RECEIVED FIRST FOSE COVID19 VACCINE AT 10:20AM TODAY, SECONDS TO A MINUTE AFTER THAT PATIENT FAINTED FOR A FEW SECONDS BUT RECOVERED IMEDIATELY NOT KNOWING WHAT HAPPENED. 911 WAS CALLED STAT AND ARRIVED WITHIN APROX 5 MIN. PATIENT WAS COMUNICATIVE IMEDIATELY AFTER INCIDENT, SAID HE FEELS GOOD NOW BUT DIZZY BECAUSE HE DID NOT EAT FOOD IN THE AM. FATHER WAS PRESENT. EMT NOTICED PATIENT'S BLOOD PREASURE VERY LOW AND TOOK PATIENT TO THE HOSPITAL RIGHT AWAY. PATIENT DID NOT WANT TO GO TO HOSPITAL IMEDIATELY BUT AGREED AFTER ADVICED TO DO SO. PATIENT DENIED TROUBLE BREATHING OR ANY OTHER SYMPTOMS WHILE PRESENT AT PHARMACY. PATIENT AND EMT LEFT SITE BY 10:39AM

Patient had parked in the COVID vaccine waiting area, and was observed to fall forward onto his steering wheel within a few minutes of parking by 2 other participants waiting in the car next to him. One of them immediately notified one of the parking lot volunteers who came and got me within 1 minute of this observation. 2 students and I came quickly to the open drivers side door and began talking to assess the situation. Mr. Bannister appeared pale, mildly diaphoretic (sweating) and slightly confused as to the passage of time, but was able to state and spell his name and talk coherently about his circumstances. He stated that he was not allergic to anything that he knew about, and that he had no prior history of similar reactions to vaccines or medicines although he had not taken any shots in several years. He noted that he had not eaten anything since breakfast (now mid-afternoon). He described himself as initially feeling weak, faint, and nauseated with his vaccinated arm feeling heavy and numb. He also reported that he had a sensation of blurriness before passing out, but denied any spinning sensation, visual loss or ringing in the ears. There were no obviously visible abrasions or bleeding on his face or forehead. The nursing students brought a chair, and we elevated his legs and gave him some water to drink during the time we were monitoring his vital signs. He refused a cupcake because of the nausea, but as time progressed he gained facial color and was more comfortable in conversing. His hands had equal muscle grip and strength, visible fingernail beds were pink and his capillary refill was less than 3 seconds. Towards the end of our monitoring, he did accept some nuts and M & Ms to eat. A University Safety Medical Report was completed by the appropriate safety personnel. He was fully AAO x 3 at the end of our monitoring, and stated that if he felt better he would drive to his apartment (less than 5 minutes away) but would wait for his girlfriend to get out of class if he did not feel fully capable of driving. We encouraged him to eat something light when he got home, to use cool water/warm water soaks at his shot site, exercise his arm, and to take an NSAID for pain relief the next day. We recommended that he eat something light before his second shot (which had already been scheduled), that he bring someone with him the next time, and as a precaution to wait 30 minutes following the second shot. He left at 3: 15 pm driving his car without any apparent difficulties. An online report was completed for the incident 04/20/2021.

severe dizziness - almost syncope but patient did not faint which lasted for 10 minutes - patient was instructed to lie do supine position with feet elevated - applied cold compresses to face, neck and wrist - pt was fasting for religious reasons

Post vaccination, vitals at 1:50pm Pulse 81 BP 149 Resp 20. Chief complaint of headache and dizziness. Patient states he feels weird and would like to go to the hospital. Patient disposition by medical center ambulance with no other symptoms present.

The patient passed out 3-5 min after vaccination. He notified staff of feeling faint. He was unconscious <1 minute. He was pale, diaphoretic and felt weak. However, he was alert and speech was clear. Within 5 minutes his palor improved and the diaphoresis and weakness began to improve. Cold ice packs were applied. No treatment given. The patient reported he "has done this before." He remained onsite for 1 hour, at which time he reported he "felt normal". Also, I spoke with him by phone at 5:30 pm and he stated " I made it home fine and I'm good".

9:59 AM - Vaccine 2:39 PM - Stinging pain in left arm which slowly radiates out from the vaccine site over the next several hours 7:25 PM - Pain reaches base of neck 7:29 PM - Nausea 7:30 PM - Lightheadedness 8:09 PM - Pain reaches tailbone 8:13 PM - Entire back and both shoulders begin throbbing 11:25 PM - nasal congestion 12:15 AM - body temperature drops to 97.9 12:20 AM - shortness of breath, blood oxygen drops to 95% 12:32 AM - blood oxygen drops to 92%. 12:34 AM - blood oxygen rebounds to 95% 12:35 AM - blood oxygen stabilizes at 96%. I am usually at 97-98 while resting. 1:31 AM - one of the worst sore throats I've had in my life begins 2:05 AM - low grade fever 99.1, chills, severe shivering even when under three blankets with heater on full blast, uncontrollable muscle spasms in face, arms, fingers, and legs 7:32 AM - woke up with severe muscle and joint pain. Too bad to sleep through. Can't even walk from my bed to my bedroom door without collapsing. High grade fever 101.7.

Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Weakness-Medium, Additional Details: Patient became light headed and may have fainted. Pt stated he felt as if he had to vomit, but never did. BP and pulse taken, Normal 125/74 and pulse at 58. Pt has previous history of vasovagal response to vaccines. Total duration until patient able to walk on own 20 minutes.

Pt c/o feeling dizzy and "nearly fell down stairs" coming from the observation area. RN assess pt at 2:58pm, VSS. Pt was offered water and juice, declined juice but accepted water. Pt continued to complain of dizziness, Aid call was made at 3:05pm and medics moved pt to cot to lie down. Aid attempt to sit pt up at 3:25pm and pt reported continued dizziness and requested to lie back down. Aid called to transfer pt to hospital at 3:30pm. arrived at 3:35pm and transferred pt t medical center. At time of transport pt was able to communicate clearly, oriented to person, place, and time Pt advised to follow up with PCP regarding vaccination prior to 2nd dose. From onset of symptoms to hospital transport time was approximately 35 minutes.

I asked the patient to wait for 30 minutes in the waiting room after the vaccine due to his history of rash with the meningitis shot. 5 minutes after the vaccine the patient stood up and looked disoriented and confused. I asked him if he was ok and he said that we was dizzy and wanted water. I had him sit down. I had my coworker 911 and I got him a bottle of water. He was sweating but felt better after drinking water. He reported to the Firemen that he had not eaten or drank that day yet. I asked him if he was feeling anxious and he said yes. The paramedics arrived and they checked his blood pressure. They said he looked good and was ok to leave.

4-25-21 9:45 PM - full body paralysis for 48 hours. As of 4-30-21 9:40 am can walk, can move hands....still issue with balance and dexterity. Approx at 90% capacity.

Systemic: Confusion-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Severe, Systemic: Seizure-Severe, Additional Details: pt had a series of seizures (3+ as montiored by a np), low bp and confusion. was taken to hospital

A few minutes after receiving their dose the patient was standing when he fainted and fell to the floor. Patient was on the floor for several minutes, receiving assistance from staff members and a pharmacist to get into a chair and check his status. He was sitting in the chair for a few minutes conscious when he began to faint again. Patient was splashed with water to keep him awake and monitored closely. Patient said he felt fine, 911 was already called and the ambulance took the patient to receive stitches for the blow to his chin when he fell.

Pt was given immunization and told to sit in front of the pharmacy for 15 minutes. He was given a card with the time stating when he could leave. He did not wait. He and his mother walked to the produce section of the store. About 5 minutes after he received the vaccination I was notified by management that our pt had passed out in the produce department. When I got there the patient was sitting in a chair and drinking a bottle of water. He acknowledged that he did not sit as I had asked and as he was walking he began to feel dizzy and started to sweat. His mom said he got pale and then passed out. I waited with him for a few minutes until his color had returned and he said he was feeling much better.

patient was sitting in a chair in the waiting area the 15 minutes when he fainted from the chair after 12 minutes. was nauseous and light headed still after 5 minutes. call 911 and paramedics checked him out. patient refused to go to hospital. mom took him home

"Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA" After I took the Moderna vaccine there was swelling and pain in my left knee. The swelling makes it difficult to walk and bend at that knee.

Approximately 2-3 mins after the injection, patient can to the pharmacy jittery, and stating he couldn't see and felt dizzy. Stated his pulse was felt low. Patient became pale and stated he has ringing in the ears.

Pallor, diaphoresis; cool and clammy; dizziness syncope; bradycardia; nausea and clear color emesis; Vital signs :BP- 102/60; 118/78; 116/76 . P-60; 70;76. Resp-16-20 .O2 sats 100%. treatment provide supine position elevation of lower extremities. Cool pack to head and back of neck . Client asymptomatic upon release. Skilled instructions provide to refrain for use on influential substances , as well not to be under the influence with 2nd dose appointment. Verbal understanding noted.

pt was very nervous before the vaccine, he was okay right after he received shot and commented it was not bad. After vaccine he was sitting in post vaccine area he got up and said feels very light head. I came out of the pharmacy to direct him back to chair while holding him , he started fainting we sat him down. Eye was rolling and unconscious his mom kept calling out to him . His color was pale. We called 911. he was conscious mom gave him gatorade he vomited right away but said he is feeling better. I kept rubbing his back. He said he was nervous all day and had not eaten .

c/o of nausea & lightheadedness 10 minutes fafter receiving vaccine. Slowly fell to the floor & fainted. Did NOT hit head. LOC for about 10-20 seconds. Upon arousal, alert and oriented x3. BP 84/59m HR56, pale and diaphoretic. 911 called. Repeat BP 103/65, HR 72. Ambulance arrived. Transported to ED.

Vasovagal reaction, patient was lightheaded and sweating, he remained consciousness and was placed on the floor in a supine position. Remained After about 15 minutes he was able to resume a sitting position and had no other problems. He was able to leave with parents

Immediate light headedness 1 minute post administration progressing to chest pain and tightness along with abdominal pain/cramping approximately 2 minutes later. EMT's contacted. Checked patient's blood pressure which had dropped to 96/50 mmHg. Provided water to patient 2 minutes later to re stabilize cardiovascular stability. Chest pain and lightheadedness ceased within 1 minute after providing 16 ounces of water. Checked blood pressure again which returned to 110/69 mmHg. EMT's arrived approximately 20 minutes after administration and patient was assessed. Blood pressure noted at 126/70 mmHg. Patient was allowed to go home with slight, residual abdominal pain.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Medium, Additional Details: PATIENT LIGHTHEADED AND PALE AFTER ABOUT 10-15 MINS AFTER VACCINE GIVEN. PATIENT WAS RESPONSIVE. PATIENT WAS GIVEN ORANGE JUICE AND AN ICE PACK UNTIL EMT ARRIVED. EMT ARRIVED AND PT BLOOD PRESSURE WAS LOW. PT TAKEN TO NEAREST ER FOR FLUIDS.

Patient was nervous before receiving the vaccine. During the 15min post vaccination period, patient started getting dizzy and looked like he was about to faint so the pharmacy staff ran out to observe his blood pressure and any signs of anaphylaxis. Blood pressure and breathing were normal. Patient was given water and the ambulance was called. They also monitored his blood pressure/breathing. After 20 minutes, patient was normal and was able to leave with his parent.

4/24/21 8:30 pm headache, dizziness, feverish, body aches 4/25/21 - 5/2/2021 all the time headache, dizziness 5/3/2021 -5:30 am headache and dizziness continued, it then at 6:15 am increased to point of almost blacking out, vision changes, then returned to previous state 5/4/2021 - 5/18/2021 headache and dizziness remained constant until noon when dizziness increased accompanied by hot flash, then returned to previous state

After having the shot, hedeveloped left arm pain and did develop some lymphadenopathy in his left axillary region. He was dealing with nausea and dizziness, and the following day, he went to work, although he was feeling a bit ill. While at work, he was found to have a fever, so he was sent home. He has been having hot and cold flashes since then. He has had a poor appetite. He has had a dry mouth and trouble sleeping. One day prior to admission, he then developed a chest pain that became constant and persisted, so he came into the emergency department on 05/19/2021 for further care. He has developed myocarditis after receiving the first of his Moderna Coronavirus Disease 19 vaccines.

ADVERSE OUTCOME: patient experienced tonic clonic seizure not sustained minute after injection He told our staff this happens every time he has blood drawn or an injection? Dr. in office aware at time of vaccination and present and documented below. Came in for COVID-19 vaccine. 10 minutes after shot (L) deltoid. He was sitting and said to me he was feeling dizzy and immediately he had convulsion and became pale. We called 911. It lasted 1-2 minutes. Dr. came to see him, he had irregular heartbeat, feeling very tired and weak BP (L) arm 100/60 at 4:15pm. 2nd reading after 10 minutes (L) arm 112/78 p-64. He mentioned he has same reaction after injections, or blood draw. He did not want to be taken to hospital. Pt left at 5:00 with his aunt. He is visiting. When I entered the the patient was having convulsion, clonic phase, stiffening arms and legs. The consciousness came back in 1-2 minutus; he could communicate with me. He said he could breath fine. His heart rhythm was still irregular. Blood pressure was checked. He could not walk because he was too tired. 911 called. 911 cleared patient, BP and heart rate regular and stable per staff. Discharged with family member ambulating on his own, alert and oriented. Plan: must see PCP neurologist. NOT to receive second vaccine unless has complete diagnostic work up and clearance. Should have second injection vaccine in a monitored hospital setting with paramedics.

Joints felt sore and stiff, skin felt sensitive, almost like pins and needles- particularly along my lower back.

The patient received his vaccine and 5 minutes later complained of feeling dizzy. He was instructed to sit and before we could help him into a chair he lost consciousness and fell. His fall was somewhat controlled by the technician. I then assessed the patient and determined he had a vasovagal episode and lifted his legs, he returned to consciousness within 10 seconds of raising his legs. I then allowed the patient to lie on the floor for approximately 20 minutes after which he felt better and returned to sitting . He then sat for about 15 more minutes until a family member was able to arrive. The patient reported no other adverse effects other than dizziness, lightheadedness, some trouble hearing and tingling fingers.

Patient started to feel dizzy and woozy approximately 30 minutes after the vaccination. Patient states he was having trouble with his vision and focusing on objects. States his feet were really itchy and he was sweating a bit.

Developed acute onset chest pain and shortness of breath on 5/11 with nausea/vomiting x1. He didn't have any prior systemic symptoms, URI symptoms, rashes, and was in his usual state of health. Other ROS was negaitve other than longstanding right shoulder pain without weakness.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Confusion-Severe, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium

Dizziness/ dizzy; Weakness/ very weak; Seizures; Fainted; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of SEIZURE (Seizures), SYNCOPE (Fainted), DIZZINESS (Dizziness/ dizzy) and ASTHENIA (Weakness/ very weak) in a 19-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) for COVID-19 vaccination. No Medical History information was reported. On 07-May-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 07-May-2021, the patient experienced SEIZURE (Seizures) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and medically significant) and SYNCOPE (Fainted) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and medically significant). On 16-May-2021, the patient experienced DIZZINESS (Dizziness/ dizzy) (seriousness criterion hospitalization) and ASTHENIA (Weakness/ very weak) (seriousness criterion hospitalization). The patient was hospitalized on 07-May-2021 due to SEIZURE and SYNCOPE, then on 16-May-2021 due to ASTHENIA and DIZZINESS. The patient was treated with PARACETAMOL (TYLENOL) at an unspecified dose and frequency. At the time of the report, SEIZURE (Seizures) and SYNCOPE (Fainted) outcome was unknown and DIZZINESS (Dizziness/ dizzy) and ASTHENIA (Weakness/ very weak) had not resolved. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. No concomitant medications were reported. Description: During the day of the injection, at 5 to 10 minutes, the patient fainted and had seizures that required hospitalization. Also, on 16 May 2021 the patient required hospitalization again because of the dizziness and weakness. The patient was still dizzy and was very weak. The patient had a consult with a neurologist and who told that the symptoms were probably becasue of the vaccine. Other treatment information included unspecified pill for dizziness at the hospital. 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.

Increased Heart palpitations, feeling of chest tightness, tightness In heart, pain/squeezing in heart, shortness of breath and slight vertigo. Symptoms increase when I take my Buspar or medical marijuana

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Seizure-Mild, Additional Details: Patient received vaccine (2nd dose) on left arm, felt dizzy while waiting in the observation area. Suddenly peed himself, and walked away. When we talked to him afterwards, he reports he thinks he might have had a seizure. Patient did not fall, said he had no history of seizure in the past. Patient declined to be sent to the ER or urgent care. Unsure exactly if it was a seizure or not. He said he did not have any reaction when he got his first dose.

Started feeling sick (light headed, anxious, felt like he was coming down with illness and chest pressure) on 518, by 6am on 6/19 he woke up crying with massive chest pressure, we took him to urgent care at 12:30p, immediately sent to ER due to abnormal EKG, admitted in ER with more tests & blood work taken(troponin was 1300) so he then was send via ambulance transport to cardiac unit at Hospital where he spent the night and on 5/20 they did a battery of tests to figure out what his diagnosis was. Confirmed a minor heart attack caused by a cardiac embolism. Echocardiogram showed minor heart damage. He was prescribed a ZIO patch to wear for 2 weeks resulting in no issues. Dr confirmed this event was Covid vaccine related.

Within 1 minute of receiving vaccination, patient became lightheaded and passed out. Patient regained consciousness within 1 minute of passing out. Upon regaining consciousness patient reported a headache, dizziness, shakiness, and nausea. The patient appeared pale. The patient was given water and peanut butter crackers. After 30 minutes patient returned to normal and was able to leave the pharmacy on his own.

Patient had jerking motions, passed out and fell on the floor. sweating, discoloration of face. 911 was called, and pt was taken by ambulance to hospital

Orthostatic hypotension leading to unconsciousness, Shortness of breath, dizziness, headache, fatigue

The patient was fine immediately following the injection. I left him for about 5 minutes to get his immunization card. When I returned he was very pale and sweating profusely. He said he felt very dizzy and was quite frightened. I reached out to hold his arms and ease him to the floor when he fell backwards unconscious in the chair. I was able to keep him from falling to the ground and I called for help. He returned to consciousness after about 10 seconds and I applied a cold compress to his head and neck. He began feeling better rapidly and was able to drink water and rest comfortably. He was able to leave the area without further issue or need for medical attention

patient became light headed after the shot, remained conscious, but slid to floor after the shot after walking and turned white. After he ate and drank something, he reported to be fine and in good health

Pt came to hospital 07/26/2021 for his first COVID-19 vaccine accompanied by his girlfriend. Pt completed appropriate paperwork. LPN reviewed paperwork with pt and gave pt Moderna vaccine Lot# 027B21A expire 09/18/2021 at about 1000 in Right Arm. Pt proceeded to the lobby with girlfriend. At about 1010 pt was witnessed falling from chair in lobby. Staff activated the emergency response protocol crash cart and 02 tank was brought to pt side within a few seconds. Staff called 911. On assessment pt was lying supine in lobby breathing normal and pulse WNL diaphoretic and pale. RN noted that pt eyes where rolling back. Pt head was supported, few seconds later pt came was awake. BP was checked 138/82 in left arm. Breathing WNL and HR WNL. Pt states "I was afraid this was going to happen I had this happen about 5 yrs ago with a booster shot". Pt girlfriend stated that he turned to her and stated I don't feel good and he leaned back into the chair then fell onto the floor bottom first then onto left side then onto back. Pt states he is not hurting anywhere other than where he got his shot. Pt was then assisted to the sitting position on floor. pt stated he felt better just week pt then was assisted to the chair. While sitting in chair pt was diaphoretic and pale pt was given a cold bottle of water and a cool wet paper towel. Pt continued to improve after that. EMS arrived at 1020. EMS got vitals and pt signed EMS document refusing transport to hospital. EMS left at 1027 Pt girlfriend called for a ride because he was driving. Pt back to normal by the time his ride got here at 1043 last vitals WNL BP 126/80.

Patient became dizzy after receiving vaccine and started to become unresponsive. Patient was helped to ground and the legs were elevated, within 10 seconds patient was responding to verbal ques and was back to 100% within 30 seconds. Patient was observed in a chair and given some water and saltine crackers for an additional 20 minutes. Patient stated he was ready to go at the end of the 20 minute wait period and left the pharmacy

lightheadedness and malaise developing day of immunization, wwith nausea at bedtime. awakened in the morning, had 2 episodes of vomiting, and one of diarrhea

Feeling lightheaded and anxious; vitals obtained/ stable, po hydration, rest, monitor x 30 minutes symptoms improve/ feels better released from facility w/parent (mom)

Patient developed mid to low back pain, followed by shooting pains down his legs that were 8/10 level of discomfort. generalized faitgue, low grade temp. But the shooting pain down the legs persisted for 3 days. This was accompanied by some numbness and tingling of the legs. Felt unsteady on his feet. Back pain resolved within 12 hours but the shooting pains persisted. Ibuprofen did help

Fever, chills, nausea, altered sense of taste, migraine, dizziness, nasal congestion, swelling and muscle soreness at administration site Lasted for about 12 hours, only nausea continued for 24 hours Ibuprofen and Naproxen Sodium (NSAIDs) were used from home and provided sufficient treatment of symptoms

After vaccine patient was dizzy and light headed for roughly 15 minutes, sat down on the floor and ate some food and drank water and then was able to get back and function. Working in pharmacy, about 3 hours and is feeling ok and able to work.

Fever with tMax 103, Chills, Sore throat, Cough, headache, vomiting, Malaise. Lasted about 2 days and gradually resolved. Lingering headache and dizziness. Dizziness worsened 1 week after vaccination, progressing to Vertigo with Vomiting twice, required ER visit and treatment.

Patient appeared pale and not well, and stated "I feel sick, dizzy and like I am going to throw up". Patient accepted PRN medication for his discomfort, 4oz of Gatorade, and 8oz of water.

Client received 1st dose vaccine and remained in post vaccine monitoring, at the 15 minute point (end of monitoring) before leaving client reported feeling very dizzy with blurred vision. On assessment client was sitting up in chair, alert and oriented, V/S HR 72, RR 20, BP 124/72 O2 sat 98%. Lungs CTA, no reported difficulty with breathing. Client reported additional symptoms of itching, no rash noted and no change in skin color or appearance; nausea was also reported at this time. Information obtained from client on medical history, vaccine history, allergies and current medications. During this time period the itching and nausea was relieved, but the dizziness and blurred vision remained; V/S HR 74, RR 20, BP 128/78 O2 sat 98% . Client reported he started on a new medication Hydroxizine approximately 2 weeks ago and did experience dizziness in the first 2-3 days of starting the medication, but has not had that occur since that time. Client was unable to stand initially for BP check while standing, at 0945 additional medical assistance available to assist: sitting BP 130/76 HR70, standing BP 124/70 HR 70. Client reported no change but states dizziness and blurred vision continued and now he is seeing with blurred vision in what he reported at "cool and warm colors - like a filter on a phone". EMS was called at 0959, arrived at 1011 to evaluate and transport client to the hospital for evaluation. Client departed with EMS on a stretcher at 1014am.

The patient took the first dose of the moderna vaccine around 10 minutes into the post observation time he become dizzy and fell to the floor. The patient was pale. 02 sat was between 78% -96 %. Oxygen 10/L per minute was administered. EMS services were called.

Light-headed, fading vision, caused fainting post vaccine. Patient fell to the floor and had come back within seconds. Patient was evaluated in place for 1 minute and recovered. Patient was escourted to a chair and talked with a watcher for 15 minutes.

Client felt dizzy and light headed. Client describes a warm sensation and reports feeling better after a few minutes. Sp02 99%, BP 108/68

Patient after 5 minutes of administration got light headed and sweaty. He hadn't eaten since morning. Gave some orange juice and water and in 10 minutes he was feeling better.

1325 -- injection given 1327 -- pt states dizziness, vision blurry, thought he would pass out, sweating 1330 -- pt given water and crackers 1333 -- pt states he felt like he would pass out, extracted from vaccination area to observation 1335 -- BP 124/75 HR 60 SaO2 95% 1340 -- pt states he is feeling better 1345 -- pt standing at the side of the stretcher 1345 -- BP 116/70 HR 57 1348 -- pt walking around observation area without concern, VSS, pt states he feels fine 1353 -- pt requesting to be discharged; discharged to self, escorted to west entrance

Patient had vaccination and placed in observation area. Patient had syncopal episode post vaccination. Was seen fall down and hit head and had seizure activity that lasted less than 10 seconds. Patient had brief postictal phase without loss of bladder or bowel control. After a few seconds patient was able to relay his name and was alert and oriented to time and place. Evaluated patient for bodily harm, after finding none moved patient to medical area. Took vital signs and called for transportation to hospital. Medical transport came and after evaluation asked to take patient to hospital patient refused transportation. Patient refused going to hospital and left AMA. Of note, Patient has a history of syncope post injection that was failed to inform us. He mentioned he was afraid to needles like most patients report. Patient said it has happened before after flu shot along with syncope and seizures.

Approximately 10 minutes after receiving the Moderna vaccine, this writer was called to the patient room by other staff. The patient was extremely confused and not speaking to anyone. He was gazing to the left and not making eye contact with this writer, who was loudly talking to the patient. Multiple attempts were made to get the patient's attention with no success. The patient then began to involuntarily raise his bent left arm in front of his face and then back down to his side. In this writer's opinion, the patient was having a silent seizure. This writer sat with the patient, who became aware approximately 15 seconds later. He was able to answer questions and was quickly reoriented. At this point this writer had the staff call 911 for further evaluation. After answering basic questions appropriately., this writer gathered vital signs on the patient . The first set of vitals were: bp 88/48, pulse 60, respirations 14/min, oxygen saturation 93% on room air, temp 98.5. After small conversation with the patient, another set of vitals were taken: bp 94/70, pulse 68, respirations 15/min, oxygen saturation 95% on room air, temp 98.8. We then had the patient drink some water, then had him lie down in the patient room until EMS arrived. By the time they arrived, the patient was completed reoriented and laughing with office staff. EMS evaluated the patient and deemed him safe to go home with his friend driving. This writer walked the patient to the car to assess balance and coordination. This writer informed the patient and his friend to call 911 if symptoms returned. The patient agreed.

Patient received vaccine. Had patient sit in waiting area to monitor for adverse events. A couple of minutes later, I heard the gate rattle and rushed over to lower him to the floor gently. I called out to employee and customer to call 911. Then he woke up probably within 30 seconds. I had him continue to lie there and talked with him. He set up once for a couple of minutes and said he still felt light-headed so i had him lay back down and continued to talk with him. Then paramedics came in and took over. They placed him on a stretcher and took him, while he was still conscious while leaving.

10 minutes after receiving 2nd dose patient complained of being dizzy. Onsite EMS was called vitals BP 108/64 HR 65 100% O2. He was given Graham Crackers. Monitored for 30 additional minutes. He hadn't eaten since 10 pm last night. He was encouraged to get some food before he gets home. Released to go home.

Patient reports routinely having spells of syncope with injections and still insisted on receiving COVID-19 vaccination. Gave injection into left deltoid. Had patient scoot up to table in immunization room with both legs fully under the table just in case there was an issue. I set the timer for 15 minutes and left him in the immunization room with his girlfriend, who also received a vaccine. A few moments later the girlfriend asked for our help stating he was feeling like he was going to pass out. I went into the IMZ room and checked with him. At the time, he was sweaty with a rapid hearbeat. I instructed him to take some deep breaths and went to get a cold paper towel to apply to his head. When I returned he had passed out, not responsive but still breathing, in his chair and his girlfriend was holding his head in her hand. We gently lowered his head to rest on the table while another associate called 911 per girlfriend's request. He began moaning a few moments later and was able to talk to us. He was very hot and sweaty, light headed and breathing rapidly. We applied a cooling pack to his forhead as he continued to lie his head on the table. He then said he might feel more comfortable lying on the floor. We assisted him to the floor, elevated his feet on a chair and placed his head on a roll of paper towels. At that time the paramedics showed up and said his blood pressure was fine and he was just having some hyperventilation. The paramedics got him back up in the chair and his girlfriend got him some apply juice. After about 30 minutes he was talking fine, shaking had stopped and his breathing a temp went back to normal

Pt. states that he became hot and dizzy while experiencing tunnel vision. A friend with the pt. stated that he fell out of the chair he was sitting in but did not hit his head on the floor. EMS and an on-scene Dr. made immediate pt. contact. It was determined that the pt. experienced a syncopal episode. He was already regaining consciousness upon arriving at his side. Vitals were taken and pt. recovered over time. Pt. signed an AMA and was taken home by a friend.

Taken vaccine and within 15 minutes pt fell from a sitting position to floor. Within 3 sec pt was up on his own with other nurses from recovery assisting. Pt was a/o x3. No physical wounds noted to pt. Asked did he want to seek EMS for further care. Pt refused and stated that he felt fine. V/S obtained with b/p 124/82, HR 92 O2 98% on RA. Denies any acute distress. We asked pt to stay 15 more minutes he agreed. 1600 pt ambulated out of post vaccination with steady gait and a/ox 3.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: approx 2-3 mins post vaccine states feeling hot, sweaty, and anxious. States previously fainted after injection. 1458 Assisted to lie on carpet in vaccination area. legs elevated on chair. States feeling better now. 1510 BP 117/74, P 93. Lungs clear to auscultation. Heart rate reg. No edema, pain or redness at vaccination site. enc to drink water. 1515 Assisted to sit in chair x 10 mins. 1526 Amb. in store. 1535 States he will leave to go home now. Home in stable condition.

Patient reported stating feeling nauseous, lightheadedness, paleness, dizziness, and had trouble seeing to observation nurse, at 1116 AM. Vaccination nurse went to notify charge nurse on patient status. Vital signs included T 96.1, o2 99, RR 16, B/P 106/76, and HR 52 at 1116 AM. Supervisor on site notified the doctor via telephone at 1144 AM. Reassessed at 1126 AM second set of vital signs includes T 96.1, o2 98, RR 18, B/P 94/74, and HR 77.Currently patient does not display any s/s of distress or discomfort third set of vital signs includes T 97.0, o2 98, RR 18, B/P 116/86, and HR 78. As per MD patient is stable and can go home, clear to leave observation area. Patient instructed to contact HCP and/or go to ER if displays s/s.

about 5 minutes after vaccine pt asked for a bandaid due to some heavy bleeding at injection site. He then asked for water. When I brought the water to him he was very pale and said he felt like fainting. We had him lay down and elevate feet which helped him feel better but was still hot so I applied a cold ice pack on head to help him feel less hot. After about 10-15 minutes he felt better and stayed with us for about 45 mintues until he felt well enough to drive home. I checked on him about 2 hours later and he was feeling much better.

Patient experienced lightheadedness and became pale with sweating a few minutes after receiving his vaccine. The patient was given water and also accepted some orange juice. upon drinking the fluids , he started to feel improvement in his symptoms , however still noticed feeling dizzy. His parents requested a medic come to check him out. The medics evaluated the patient's vitals including blood pressure and blood sugar which were within normal limits so they released the patient to go home.

Client complained of lightheadedness and nausea. He then complained of tingling all over his body. Client reported that he did not eat breakfast or lunch.

On 4/08/21 at 3:08 pm,20 years old Asian male received first dose of moderna Vaccine lot #026B21A , 0.5 ml to his let deltoid . At 3:24 pm Patient sitting in the observation area, he was complaining of blurred vision, feeling dizzy, diaphoretic, at 3:25 BP 120/80, pulse 72, 02 sat 98%. As per patient mother who currently in facility, four years ago after received his MMR and VRA vaccine: he had a seizure. Patient was placed on low dose of keppra for the seizure. However, patient has been off the keppra for five years as instructed by his neurologist. Pas medical history as followed: Seizure, HTN, Acne, Rhinitis, Sinus Brady Cardia. Patient currently on Acne mediation : Tretinion and Clindamycin cream. Po fluid given as per patient request, he stated ? I am feeling much better? 3:31pm rechecked Vital sign Bp 128/78, pulse 88, resp 18, o2 sat 97% on room air. Denies any further symptom at present. Patient observed for 30 minutes. Patient AAOx4, Ambulate independently, patient released accompanied his mother and father in stable condition.

After recieving his Moderna vaccine the pt devoloped pallor, complained of being light headed and that his thorat felt "weird". I checked the pt's pulse, it was normal. He complained he was feeling worse, I instructed him to stop drinking water and to lay down and elevate his legs. I had a staff call 911 as the pt was complining he was having trouble breathing. The paramedics showed up before I could check his blood pressure. They checked his vitals then motiored the pt for 15 minutes. They then cleared him to leave when he felt ok.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Additional Details: pt experienced lightheadedness and blurry vision x 10 min after covid inj which resolved without any intervention

Pt received COVID-19 vaccine @ 1422 and reported feeling lightheaded, dizzy and tingling at approximately 1430 in 15 minute waiting parking lot B/P 80/40 HR 66 O2 stats 97% appeared pale -encouraged to lie his seat back and rest for a few minutes. B/P received approx. 20 later and was high to 112/62 lying and 118/64 sitting --Major assessed pt and encouraged him to seek medical attention --encouraged him not to drive himself-- pt called friends to come pick him up -- he seems to have had a near episode encouraged to have had 2nd dose at a medical clinic or hospital -- monitored for approx. 5 minutes (1430-1518./m,n1

Patient fainted, lost consciousness momentarily, became responsive right away when RPh went to administer care. Patient complained of dizziness. Patient sat with head down for approximately 20 minutes at which time he stated he was feeling better.

Shortly after receiving dose 1 of Moderna covid vaccine patient became sweaty and dizzy. After getting patient to sit down it was found his blood pressure was low at 75/45 then taken again 1 minute later at 98/54. He started improving after receiving water within 5 minutes of symptom onset.

Lightheadedness- pale - appeared dazed- HR 59 B/P difficult to hear- pulse weak - monitored for approx. 30minutes BP high to 90/60 and HR 66- 02 Sats are 100% encouraged fluids and a meal- he was smiling, joking, feeling better when he left the site

Partially lost smell; Partially lost taste; Headache; Short time "everything come black"/ short time "black down"; Sore arm; Night time sweat; Short time "lost control of muscle of neck"; Dizziness; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Short time "everything come black"/ short time "black down") in a 20-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 037B21A) 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 reported medical history). On 10-Apr-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 10-Apr-2021, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Short time "everything come black"/ short time "black down") (seriousness criterion medically significant), PAIN IN EXTREMITY (Sore arm), NIGHT SWEATS (Night time sweat), MUSCLE DISCOMFORT (Short time "lost control of muscle of neck"), DIZZINESS (Dizziness) and HEADACHE (Headache). On 11-Apr-2021, the patient experienced HYPOSMIA (Partially lost smell) and DYSGEUSIA (Partially lost taste). On 10-Apr-2021, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Short time "everything come black"/ short time "black down") had resolved. On 11-Apr-2021, NIGHT SWEATS (Night time sweat), MUSCLE DISCOMFORT (Short time "lost control of muscle of neck"), DIZZINESS (Dizziness) and HEADACHE (Headache) had resolved. At the time of the report, PAIN IN EXTREMITY (Sore arm), HYPOSMIA (Partially lost smell) and DYSGEUSIA (Partially lost taste) outcome was unknown. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. Concomitant medications use was unknown. 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 these 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 these events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

syncope, lightheadedness, dizziness, clammy skin followed by unresponsive, shallow breathing and shallow pulse. Appeared to be in shock

patient was nervous after the injection-stepped out of the immunization room and sat in chair- felt light headed and passed out for about 5 seconds

At 5:00pm. Blood pressure was elevated to 137/91, No temperature noted even though he felt hot and clammy. Gave him water, and put legs on a pillow and he lay down At 6:30 he began to feel sweaty, clammy and included nausea. These episodes continues until about 8:30pm when he started to feel a bit better After a night of sleep that was restless and about 6hr long woke to feeling better but tired.

Several minutes after receiving 1st dose of Moderna patient fainted and slid from chair onto floor. He was unresponsive for approximately 15-20 seconds and then regained consciousness. Pharmacist immediately took his blood pressure and it was 112/56. Patient stated that he was ok and had no trouble breathing. His grandmother accompanied him and they did not wish to call EMS. Patient was monitored for another 45 minutes and blood pressure was checked every 15 minutes where is was 122/64, 106/72, 107/78. After 45 minutes patient said he felt fine and wished to leave. Pharmacist accompanied patient to his car and grandmother drove him home.

Patient had bowel movement after waking up and going to bathroom. He fainted, calling for help to his parents on his way down to the floor. Parents found him on floor cognitively responsives but not moving body (He does not remember anything after coming to kneel on floor). Parents found him clammy. Mother called 911 and was instructed to keep him lying on floor. He complained of being cold but was sweaty. Blanket placed over him on floor and kept there until EMS arrived. Patient c/o nausea. They got him into rolling chair and was going to leave when he had another episode of dizziness, clammy and nausea. EMS transported him to hospital. Blood work was done with no abnomalities noted. Upon discharge he complained of headache. Nausea dissipated upon eating and some ginger ale. Patient had previous had "covid arm" with first injection but no other complaints.

Felt dizziness and lightheaded about two minutes after receiving shot. I passed out and when I woke up I was struggling to regain consciousness control of my body as I was having a seizure.

Client presented for 1st dose of Moderna vaccine today, and told the vaccinator that he has a history of anxiety and feeling faint with vaccinations. The patient presented to the post-vaccination observation area and requested water and juice. Patient reported not feeling well and feeling faint. Was continually observed and offered fluids and support. Patient never lost consciousness. Patient stated felt "much better" and was educated on future mitigation strategies for vaccination anxiety. Patient was able to sit and stand of own accord without assistance, and patient's friend stated he would drive the patient home. Patient left of own volition.

Pt. experienced a near syncopal episode within 5 mins of receiving COVID #1 vaccine. Felt sweaty, light headed and like he might pass out. Cold compress to neck, vitals completed as follows. Vitals as of 12:45 were BP 138/89, P68. O2 98%, @13:03 BP 123/90, P69, O2 99%. Pt had driven 30 mins at ~12:30pm for his appt. Pt ate 2 eggs at ~7:30am. He had an early lunch of turkey sandwich and apple at ~10:30am. Was given 4.6oz apple juice box which he consumed rapidly. Received 2nd juice box and crackers. Pt has history of essential tremor, diagnosed ~ 2yrs prior. Pts father picked him up to drive back, Instructed to rest and report to on clinic, UC or ER if he became symptomatic. 2nd dose on 5/20.

client complained of feeling lightheaded after receiving 1st Moderna Covid Vaccine. Client informed EMTs of dizziness. Vitals at 1310: blood pressure 100/70, pulse 61, oxygen 96%. Client stated history of fainting with needles, had not ate this morning. Current medications: antidepressant and adderall. RN joined team. Client able to transfer himself to anti gravity chair. Water given. 1320 vitals: blood pressure 110/70, pulse 61, oxygen 97%. 1325 per client dizziness resolved. 1330 vitals: blood pressure 120/70, pulse 61, oxygen 97%. Client given ER precautions. Mother present, driving client home. Per client symptoms resolved. Client left facility with steady gait at 1335.

PT PRESENTS TO PHARMACY FOR 2ND MODERNA VACCINE ON 28TH DAY. PATIENT RECEIVED VACCINATION THEN IS MOVED TO MONITORING SECTION ON PHARMACY WHERE HE SAT FOR APPROXIMATELY 1 MINUTE. PATIENT AT THAT POINT VERBALIZED THAT HE WAS FEELING DIZZY. PT THEN PROCEEDED TO FAINT. PHARMACY STAFF SAW THAT HE WAS GOING IN AND OUT OF RESPONSIVENESS, AND 9-11 WAS CALLED..

Arm soreness, tinnitus is much louder, dizziness, nausea, insomnia, fatigue, loss of appetite, diarrhea, On 4/27/21 I went to urgent care, they ran blood tests which showed possible signs of viral infection, was only prescribed zofran for the nausea and vomiting. Ears showed no outward sign of irritation or infection

After 15 minute observation period, patient stood to return his timer to staff and became dizzy, stumbling and falling to corner of wall. As a result, he sustained minor laceration injury to eyebrow and broken eyeglasses. He was assisted to the floor by myself and a customer in the store. EMS protocol activated. Patient's mother contacted and arrived at the scene. Vital signs monitored until EMS arrived. Patient remained alert and oriented during time resting on floor. EMS crew assessed patient . He was able to stand on his own and left with the assistance of his mother.

Patient has had swelling at site of injection for 10 days. For the last 3 nights he has been having chest pain, back pain and shortness of breath with dizziness.

After 10 minutes after administering the vaccine, the patient fell on the floor dazed. Face was completely red. After a few minutes he was able to respond. Called 911 and the ambulance arrived. The paramedics attended to him. He was able to stand and was assisted to the ambulance for further evaluation.

A few weeks after the vaccination, I was sitting in one of my college classes and out of nowhere my heart rate increased significantly and I felt extremely lightheaded/panicked. Within 5 minutes I felt normal. Throughout the next week I had several similar episodes and experienced chest pain frequently. I have never had these symptoms before.

Passed out; broke his wrist; Extremely dizzy; Nauseated; This spontaneous case was reported by a patient family member or friend and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out) in a 20-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 25-Apr-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 25-Apr-2021, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out) (seriousness criterion medically significant), WRIST FRACTURE (broke his wrist), DIZZINESS (Extremely dizzy) and NAUSEA (Nauseated). At the time of the report, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out), WRIST FRACTURE (broke his wrist), DIZZINESS (Extremely dizzy) and NAUSEA (Nauseated) outcome was unknown. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. No relevant concomitant medications were 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 ( loss of consciousness, dizziness and nausea), a causal relationship cannot be excluded. Based on reporter's causality the event of Wrist fracture is assessed as unlikely related to mRNA-1273..; 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 ( loss of consciousness, dizziness and nausea), a causal relationship cannot be excluded. Based on reporter's causality the event of Wrist fracture is assessed as unlikely related to mRNA-1273..

Pt reports that he felt lightheaded and thirsty. Stood up to go get a drink of water and in the process had syncopal episode. LOC lasted approx 5 seconds. Pt had not eaten breakfast prior to coming in. Pt was moved to a bed, hydrated, and monitored. Advised him to contact PCP.

12 minutes after injection - local itching/redness. 30 min. after vaccination anaphylaxis with multiple organ involvement - skin injection site and uvula swelling and eyes itchy. Patient had angioedema of throat with swallowing difficulty. Had mild asthma/wheeze. Also had tachycardia and light headed when trying to sit up. Patient given Epi 0.3 ml IM, Benadryl 50 mg IM, and Pepcid 20 mg PO. Transported to hospital by EMS for 4-6 hour observation. Patient responded well to epi.

Patient was sitting down after receiving the injection. After about 5 minutes he felt dizzy and lost consciousness for about 10 seconds but then regained consciousness. 911 was called and paramedics came to take pulse and blood pressure which were both normal. Patient chose to not go to the ER and his mother came to pick him up.

patient was standing to go to waiting area and fell backwards, hit floor very hard. Called 911, took vital signs, ice to back of neck, elevated legs/feet bilaterally. Patient conscious after approximately 30 seconds. Was oriented to person, place and time

Injection site is really high my arm. I am experiencing shoulder pain and limited mobility in my arm. Dose was today so will monitor.

At 1:50 PM the patient stated that he felt lightheaded, sweating, high heart rate, nausea; Vital signs = BP 118/68 BS73, HR-90, Res-20; Treatment cold water, laid on the ground, ate a banana, called EMS. The patient was checked by EMS. The patient stated that he was ok. He refused to be transported. He stated that he was ok. He left the site at 2:28 P.M.

patient received 1 vaccine, went to sit in waiting area for 15 min, about 3 minutes into it he passed out and fell over. We went out there and he woke up. Sweating alot. called ambulance and they checked him out and let him go.

Systemic: Confusion-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Seizure-Medium

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Additional Details: Patient felt lightheaded and nauseaus after vaccination. Had patient rest in chair. Asked if he needed to be evaluated and he said yes. EMS came and evaluated and he was then able to walk out of the store and refused to be brought to the hospital. Patient was completely fine and walked out.

Pt c/o lightheadedness. BP 129/67, HR 66, RR 18 -- > 115/75, 75, 18 -- > standing BP 115/78, HR 76 Pt given fluids. Pt stable and released from the vaccination site with father.

Patient begin to feel faint about 5 minutes after receiving vaccine. He became very pale and fainted briefly (less than 2 minutes). Patient sat and waited at the facility for about 30 minutes after regaining consciousness. He regained his color and was able to leave.

Patient became dizzy 7 minutes post vaccination. Stated he didn't feel he could go back to work. Supervisor came 17 minutes post vaccination. Patient was taken via wheelchair to ambulatory care to be observed by and arranged for ride home.

Patient became dizzy, nauseous, and had difficulty seeing approximately 15 minutes after his vaccine. Checked patients blood pressure which was low 70s/50s mmhg initially, patient remained conscious the entire time. He had no trouble breathing or swallowing. Patient was given a cold water and stated this helped. after initial BP reading EMS was called. Patients BP gradually rose and was 110/74 mmhg when EMS arrived. Glucose was also tested and was 101. Patient was feeling much better and declined transport to the hospital.

Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Seizure-Medium, Systemic: Vomiting-Severe

Patient was sitting in the observation area after his vaccine and his companion alerted us that he had fainted. He slumped to the side for a few seconds, we held him up and he came to rather quickly. He said he had felt dizzy. He had some water and sat for about 20 more minutes until he felt back to normal.

Had vertigo; Patient can't hear out of his left ear; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of DEAFNESS (Patient can't hear out of his left ear) in a 20-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 010A21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. The patient's past medical history included MRI in May 2021. On 06-Apr-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 17-May-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (unknown route) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 02-May-2021, the patient experienced DEAFNESS (Patient can't hear out of his left ear) (seriousness criterion medically significant). On 03-May-2021, the patient experienced VERTIGO (Had vertigo). The patient was treated with CHLORAMPHENICOL (ANTIBIOTIC [CHLORAMPHENICOL]) in May 2021 at a dose of 1 dosage form. At the time of the report, DEAFNESS (Patient can't hear out of his left ear) and VERTIGO (Had vertigo) had not resolved. The patient was not taking any concomitant medications. Treatment for events included 2 steroids injections in ear. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not Applicable. Company comment: Very limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time. Further information is requested. This case was linked to MOD-2021-155536 (Patient Link).; Sender's Comments: Very limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time. Further information is requested.

6/4/2021 1730 Pt called and stated that he felt fine the day of the 2nd Moderna vaccine, but when he woke up early the next morning, he experienced dizziness and his gait was unsteady. He went to work and began to feel worse. His co-workers noticed that he was not completing his paperwork correctly and he struggled doing his daily tasks. He stated he felt like he was going to pass out and was out of breath. His supervisor sent him home. He attempted to drive home and swerved off the road. He parked his car and got a ride home. He slept for several hours. He stated he is feeling better this evening. Now he has a headache, but does not have dizziness, unsteady gait, or feeling like he will pass out. I advised him that headache is a possible side effect of the vaccine, but the other symptoms are uncommon. I asked him to seek medical attention if the symptoms come back. He voiced understanding.

The patient reported SOB, chest tightness, sweaty, nausea, dizziness. The symptoms were reported 30mins after vaccine administration. We checked blood pressure 151/91 and pulse <100. The EMT checked vitals again and everything was in range, The patient went home with mother and she will take him to hospital if needed.

Pt was having anxiety after vaccine and was having little shakiness/light head. He was fine in few minutes. He said he always had fear with needles and anxiety in past. Mother was there with him all the time. He was feeling fine in few minutes. Gave him some ice packs and his feet were elevated. I asked him if he/mother wants us to call paramedics, but they denied. He was able to talk - he said it's just his anxiety, he is feeling fine otherwise. Pt left the store after few minutes with mother.

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS: This is a 20-year-old male with past medical history of asthma, who was brought to ED by ambulance for nausea, vomiting, generalized weakness, and fever. The patient received his second dose of Moderna vaccine 10 days ago. The patient is experiencing symptoms of nausea, vomiting, fatigue, poor p.o. intake for the last few days. He was at ED 4 days ago and had a negative workup. The patient had a fever with T-max of 103 at home. He also had 2 episodes of emesis in the last few days. He denies any diarrhea, chest pain, abdominal pain. He complains of headache. He denies any blurred vision or neck stiffness. At hospital, the patient was given 4 L of fluid and had multiple blood tests. Even echocardiograms were unremarkable. The patient is unable to ambulate because of generalized weakness and dizziness.

On Monday April 12 I had terrible chest pain and it was very hard for me to catch my breath. I tried to get up and walk and became very dizzy. I was then taken to the hospital and my mom stated that while in the car I had a loss of consciousness. Doctors at the hospital came to the conclusion that it was a heart attack but after following up with the cardiologist then he thought I may have myocarditis. Unfortunately I have a pectus excavatum that is being repaired and the mri couldn?t confirm the myocarditis due to the metal in my chest.

Systemic: Chills-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Additional Details: Less than 5 minutes after receiving vaccination pt reported feeling lightheaded. During observation patient lost conciousness for <1min. Patient awoke with chills, sweating, and continued lightheadedness. These symptoms abated during observation and after 30 minutes patient was sent home for rest in a quiet dark room.

I had no symptoms after receiving the first dose, but after receiving the second dose I developed a high fever of 103 degrees as well as body aches, hypersensitivity, dizziness, migraines, and diarrhea. I eventually began taking ibuprofen to manage the symptoms, starting on night one. I then usually took ibuprofen twice a day after that. My symptoms were completely treated by ibuprofen and nearly all of them disappeared when I took it, besides the diarrhea. Oddly I also developed cold sweats when taking ibuprofen, which would dissipate after the ibuprofen stopped working. The symptoms kept coming back, as far as a week later, however, I didn?t have to take as much ibuprofen as before because they were becoming intermittent. Today, I almost got through the whole day without a return of any of my symptoms, until about 11:00 PM, after which all symptoms came back, the difference being that my fever is now low grade. This has been the case for two days now, no symptoms until night, when they all return promptly.

Chills, Restlessness, Nausea, Headaches, Shortness of breath, Dizziness, Muscle and joint pain, chest pain

AFTER RECEIVING HIS 2ND DOSE MODERNA VACCINE, THE PATIENT SAT IN THE OBSERVATION AREA. 5 MINUTES IN THE OBSERVATION AREA, THE PATIENT CAME TO OUR COUNTER TO ALERT ME THAT HE FELT DIZZY. I IMMEDIATELY ASKED HIM TO SIT BACK DOWN, AND CAME OUT TO HIS SIDE. HE THEN TOLD ME THAT HIS DIZZINESS SYMPTOM INTENSIFIED. HIS BODY SUDDENLY SHOOK A BIT, I HELD ON TO HIM TO KEEP HIM STEADY. THEN I HAD HIM SAT DOWN ON THE FLOOR, THEN HE TOLD ME HE NEED TO LIE DOWN. SO I HELP HIM LAY DOWN. HIS SKIN STARTED TO FEEL VERY DAMP. HE SAID HE FELT EXTREMELY NAUSEOUS. I HAD MY TECHNICIAN CALL 911 FOR HIM, I REMAINED WITH HIM BY HIS SIDE THE WHOLE TIME UNTIL PARAMEDIC GOT TO US IN 8 MINUTES. THEY TOOK HIS VITAL SIGNS. EVERYTHING CHECKED OUT. HE DIDNOT GO TO THE HOSPITAL. PARAMEDICS LEFT. HIS MOM CAME TO PICK HIM UP. HE FELT NAUSEOUS FOR THE NEXT 5 HOURS, THEN HE SLOWLY FEELING BETTER.

After 5 minutes of administering vaccine, the patient got dizzy and fell from chair on to the floor. He was not hurt and head did not hit the ground. He was able to sit back on the chair. He informed that he gets little dizzy after getting any vaccine and feels low blood pressure but this time he felt too much dizziness. Local state police was informed in case if we needed any help for paramedics. He called his dad. He was feeling better after sometime and went with his dad.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Seizure-Medium, Additional Details: Pt had a seizure about 3 minutes after receiving the second Moderna vaccine. He previously reported to adverseve reaction with 1st vaccine. Per mom who is a RN, pt first stated that he was lightheaded and she had him sit down. Then his eyes rolled back and he had a seizure. Mom shouted to me that he was having a reaction and she called 911 from her cell phone. A few minutes later he was able to talk to his as we waited for the paramedics.

The patient said he is feeling nauseous and he said he cannot see after some seconds and also felt dizzy. we called 911 meanwhile the patient said after 5-10 minutes he can see and he still feel nauseous. He didn't go to the hospital with the paramedics. After paramedics left he said he felt fine.

Patient was administered the vaccine at approximately 10:25 am and advised that he should remain in the store for 15 minutes to monitor for possible adverse reactions. At approximately 10:30 am the patient walked out the front door of the store and immediately fell face first on the side walk. I was contacted and did an assessment. His blood pressure was 110/50 with a pulse of 50. He was fully oriented and stated he continued to feel light headed. An ambulance was called and the patient was taken to the hospital for evaluation.

My son got the second vaccine shot at work and he works I don't know the lot number or any of those types of numbers

Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Nausea-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Severe, Systemic: Vomiting-Severe, Systemic: Weakness-Severe, Additional Details: Patient approached pharmacy and appeared normal/healthy. Vaccine was mixed/prepared/given proper protocol. Patient sat down after vaccination and within 5-10 minutes he fainted face forward from a seated position. He regained consciousness within 30 seconds of fainting. He then vomited within minutes after he sat up after fainting. A nurse practitioner was in store shopping and stopped by to read his blood pressure (135/76) then the EMT arrived within a minute of the blood pressure reading.

about 10 minutes into his waiting period, I noticed he laid his head on his dad's shoulder. I went to check on him and he said he did not feel right. he described feeling dizzy and trouble seeing. I got him water, ice pack and took his blood pressure and used a pulse oximeter. His BP was 90/50 and hr was in the 50's o2 were perfect. we continued to monitor his and told him to drink more water. (he consumed 2 small bottles) before he left (30 minutes later) he was feeling much better. His dad said he was very nervous and has done this before with injections.

Symptoms first started 3 weeks after the first injection. Symptoms are best described as mild-moderate and constant lightheadedness/vertigo/dizziness. They came on slowly the first week and escalated that by the end of the second week to the point where I went to the emergency room. EKG and all bloodwork came back normal, I have prescribed meclizine which had no effect. Symptoms vary slowly improved over the course of the next 2 months, at which point progress stagnated. Still feel light-headed constantly, have difficulty focusing, and have felt nauseous in the past, but that has improved. Made worse by caffeine and alcohol. Benadryl and Sudafed seem to have helped in the past, but only for a few days before their effects wear off.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Mild

Just finished administering the Moderna vaccine and whilst still having a conversation with the patient I was about to start the clock on the timer to monitor the patient when his eyes rolled over, the patient slumped in his chair and fell to the floor. He jerked twice then his eyes opened and he looked very confused trying to figure out where he was. I let him stay on the floor for about two minutes and then I helped him get up and sit back into his seat. I monitored him for 30 minutes. There was no difficulty in breathing, shortness of breath or tightening of the airways. No swelling of the face or other sites of the body where observed. The patient was able to carry out a normal conversation. Once the 30 minutes where I released the patient and advised him to get in touch with his primary care physician, Dr.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Additional Details: pt fainted after receiving second dose of vaccine; lack of food in stomach plus cannabis inhalation earlier in the morning

patient felt lightheaded, dizzy, flush, sweating - after sitting and drinking some water over 20 minutes pt began to feel better

around 0900 pt reported feeling light headed and was diaphoretic. pt appeared pale. given water. vs taken. temp 98.9 PO, heart rate 69-76, RR 18-22, 02 sat 98%. after about 10 minutes and 2 bottles of water pt felt better, color resumed to normal. pt asked to wait the full 30 minutes.

Sore arm after injection about 12 hours after that lasted a full day or longer. Severe headaches and migraines approximately 2 days after injection. 5-6 Days after vaccine developed swollen lymph nodes in right arm pit and intermitten pain to move arm that lasted for 2-3 days.

Patient was seen in my office on 1/15/21 due to a reaction from the covid. Reports that "3 of the reserve doctors were running a covid vaccine clinic and were giving the injections themselves." He reports that he "received the first dose/shot in his left arm then about an hour later received the second dose/shot in his right arm." This happened on Saturday 1/9/21 in the evening and he reports his symptoms started late Sunday night/early Monday morning and were significant by later in the day Monday 1/11/21; he reports he had severe headaches, dizziness, nausea/vomiting, numbness and tingling in both arms from injections sites to forearms, "felt like he was going to die." He is unsure if he had a fever because he did not check it. He reports his symptoms improved on Wednesday and "were pretty much gone by Thursday." At his appointment on with me on Friday 1/15/21 he had no symptoms and his physical exam was normal. No injection site irritation and normal neuro exam. He reports he "notified the reserve doctors about his reaction and symptoms and was told at that time that he was given the vaccine incorrectly because both doses were given at once instead of a few weeks apart." He reports his comrades that also had the vaccine given incorrectly on Saturday "were also really sick" but states that "by Sunday the doctors realized their mistake and were giving the doses correctly just one at a time."

c/o subjective fever with dizziness and sweating. Temperature, tmax 100.0F (A) at home. Pt received 2nd dose of COVID Vaccine at 0930 02Feb2021. Patient is a 21 year old male who presents to ED with subjective fever, dizziness, sweating and papitation 8 hours after receiving his second Moderna vaccine. He denies any chest pain, no shortness of breath. He doe shave some nausea, but it able to drink fluids well. No other significant PMH.

Pt c/o Headache, dizziness, body aches, weakness starting last night, and symptoms got worse this morning. Pt received 1st vaccine dose 05 Jan, 2nd dose 3 Feb. Pt denies sob/v. No Known Drug Allergies CHIEF COMPLAINT & HPI: 21 yo M with Headache, dizziness, body aches, weakness starting last night, and symptoms got worse this morning. Pt received 1st vaccine dose 05 Jan, 2nd dose 3 Feb. Pt denies sob/v.

Patient had 1st COVID vaccine on 01-22-21. Had 48 hrs of typical reactogenicity symptoms including low fever, fatigue, dizziness. Felt well for post vaccination days 3-5. Then on post-vaccination day 6, he developed fevers, sore throat. Symptoms persisted x10 days and sore throat pain led to decreased appetite and 10lb weight loss. Due to fever, he was tested for COVID by PCR on 02-01-21 and was positive. He had no anosmia and Respiratory Pathogen Panel on 02-01-21 was negative for influenza and 17 other viral pathogens including negative testing to Coronavirus 229e, OC43, N163, and HKU1.

About 4 hours after getting vaccine, I started to get a headache and my injection arm started hurting. Then a couple hours after, my skin got sensitive and burning. My muscles started hurting. 10 or 11 hours after getting the vaccine, I got severe chills; migraine; fever; nausea; dizziness. Symptoms lasted through the night. Fever went away 24 hours after receiving vaccine. 14 hours after getting vaccine, headache, arm ache, and body soreness remains.

Pt received vaccine @ 12:15 PM. Prior to vaccine pt warned nurse of Hx w/ passing out after injection/blood draw. Nurse administered vaccine and conversed w/ pt in an attempt to distract pt. @ about 12:30 PM pt c/o nausea & lightheadedness . Pt was laid down in trendelenburg position. Pt was still conscious and able to speak. Two sets of vitals were taken. Both were WNLs. Pt was observed for 30 mins and d/c home. No further medical f/u needed. - Healthcare Provider.

Patient received Moderna vaccine 0.5ml at approximately 12:20pm. During 15 minute observation period, patient became lightheaded and sweating. Patient was transported to the provider area via wheelchair at approximately 1230. Vital signs were obtained and patient received 25mg Benadryl after complaining of throat scratchiness. Vital signs continued to be monitor and patient recovered and provider discharged patient at 1331 via care of his father.

few hours later patient had severe dizziness and nausea and had to leave work. called today (3/7) and still has both with achiness and fever

patient stated that he had some arm pain which started to get better after Tylenol, nausea / vomiting , dizziness, and chills

3:42 pm Pt received vaccination, stood up and c/o of feeling light headed, dizzy and body tingles. He became diaphoretic, pale and warm. Vaccinator put ice pack to back of neck, brought to recovery area in wheel chair VS 120/78, HR 81 reg, resps 16 regular non labored, 96% O2 sat. gave water to hydrate. no c/o N/V Monitored for 30 min Pt state he felt better, tingles diminished, color came back to face, no more diaphoresis. Provided reassurance. Encourage hydration. V-safe site. Ok'd to leave site. RN 3/9/21 - called pt to check condition he stated he is doing very well. RN

Lost vision for 2 minutes, felt lightheaded, faint. Those effects dimished after 5-10 minutes of deep breathing.

Immediately after injection I had soreness and several notable heart palpitations followed by mild dizziness and mild difficulty breathing accompanied with dry mouth. This subsided after a short while (within 15) minutes after I left the vaccine location. I arrived home and felt fatigue and a slight headache develop. The headache has since stopped. I also experienced some chills. No fever as of yet. Soreness at injection site is moderate.

Patient received Moderna #1 on 3/18/2021 at Hospital. The next day he developed a rash on his face and chest that was not itchy or painful. It lasted less than 24 hours. Then developed dizziness and vertigo for 3-4 days, episodes lasted a few seconds and noted that it happened more when looking at screens, had the sensation of spinning and a feeling like he may fall over. He has also complained of bilateral ear ringing and a dull pain in his left ear.

Patient complained of dizzy spells, and fainted. He bit his tongue while experiencing a possible seizure. No prior history of seizure disorder. Parent was called right after the student experienced adverse reaction. Vital signs taken B/P 128/88, Pulse - 80, Pulse oximetry - 99 %, temperature was 97.4. Patient had not prior history of COVID-19, not taking any medications, no hypertension. Patient became alert 30 seconds afterwards.

Pt verbalized prior history of dizziness with vaccinations. Pt felt dizzy upon vaccination. BP: 92/66 Pulse: 51 O2Sat: 99 No temp was taken. Nurse on Site, and doctor were made aware of the incident. Pt was released and left under no distress.

Patient fainted within 5 min of vaccine administration. Fell on the floor face down. Lost consciousness for a few seconds. He was saying he felt very dizzy and sweaty once he regained his consciousness, Pt was taken to the hospital by EMT

PT COLLAPSED AND FELL ON THE FLOOR FACE DOWN ABOUT 5 MINUTES, AROUND 9:35AM AFTER GETTING 1ST DOSE OF COVID VACCINE. PT WAS TURNED OVER WITH THE HELP OF A SAMARITAN WHILE WE CALLED 911. PT HAD SEVERAL SEIZURE EPISODES. PT REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS AND BECAME RESPONSIVE AFTER ABOUT 2 MINUTES. PARAMEDICS CAME AND TOOK OVER. PER PT, NO PRIOR HISTORY OF SEIZURE OR MEDICAL CONDITION. PT CAME FROM 10 HRS NIGHT SHIFT (2 DAYS IN A ROW) TO GET HIS VACCINE. DAD WAS INFORMED PER PT'S AUTHORIZATION ABOUT INCIDENT AND HE SAID HE WILL BE ON HIS WAY. PT TO BE TRANSPORTED TO A NEARBY HOSPITAL PER ONE OF THE PARAMEDICS.

A spontaneous report was received from a consumer (United States) concerning a 21-year-old, male patient who received Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine (mRNA-1273) and experienced fell out of the chair and passed out/Loss of consciousness, fell out of the chair and passed out/Fall, may have been a seizure but unsure/seizure. The patient's medical history included psychological problems. Concomitant product use was not provided by the reporter. On an unknown date, prior to the onset of the events, the patient received their first of two planned doses of mRNA-1273 (Batch number unknown) intramuscularly for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. On an unknown date, after the injection he "fell out of the chair and passed out". The reporter stated that she heard it "may have been a seizure but unsure". She reported the male was obese. The events passed out and seizure was considered as medically significant. Treatment information was not provided. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not provided. The outcome of the events fell out of the chair and passed out, may have been a seizure but unsure was unknown at the time of this report.; Reporter's Comments: Very limited information regarding these events has been provided at this time. Further information has been requested.

Patient received vaccine, then immediately described that he had trouble seeing and felt faint. EMS was immediately called. He had difficulty sitting up and kept his eyes closed. He had no reports of difficulty breathing. His body had started to get warmer within 5 minutes. Patient felt better around 10 minutes later when EMS arrived.

Patient has anxiety over needles. He felt woozy after receiveing the vaccination so sat for quite awhile with a cold compress. He felt better after awhile and felt ready to leave. I called him an hour later to see how he was feeling and he said he felt completely fine.

My left arm was sore starting a few minutes after the vaccine. This soreness last through that night. When I woke up the next day, my arm was extremely sore and I was very dizzy. Additionally, my pulse felt fast but my heartbeat seemed to have less strength. My breathing felt more shallow like I wasn't getting as much oxygen from the air that I breathed in as I should. For the first two weeks, the dizziness was very strong. Now, at the three-week mark, it is more manageable and life is somewhat returning to normal. I visited an ENT doctor and their diagnosis was that my dizziness was not being caused by a preexisting medical condition. Their prediction was that I would be fine, though looking back, I downplayed the severity of my vertigo. At its worst, I felt that, when I went for a walk outside, the surface was the Earth was violently spinning through space, with me stuck to the surface. It felt paralyzing. My body felt almost stuck in shock. I was afraid I would be stuck with this dizziness for the rest of my life since it was so long-lasting. Now, I am taking ginger pills and am watching my sodium intake. I feel better but am extra vigilant about taking ginger and not stressing myself too much. I do not plan on getting a second shot since some of my symptoms mirror those of anaphylaxis.

Headaches, nausea, dizziness. Treatment was rest and otc pain medication (Ibuprofen). Symptoms we mostly abated by Sunday 4/4 and were not present morning of Monday 4/5. Dizziness returned Monday 10:30 and Nausea 13:30

Lightheaded, BP, HR & SPO2 Taken 2 4:13p 132/92, 98%, 78, Reports being easily lighteaded, relieved after a fewww mins-hour. Pt stated that he has not eaten today. Advised Pt stated to eat. V/S taken @ 4:25p 120/75, 71, 98%.

Patient received vaccine and was waiting by clinic for the 15 minute wait time. During the first 10 minutes, Patient started to feel dizzy. Brought patient into exam room to have him lay down. Checked oxygen status and it was WNL. Gave patient some water and patient started to feel better. Mom was at bedside with patient and stated the patient has anxiety and this has happened before with some vaccines/illnesses. Patient was able to walk out of the clinic and no longer felt dizzy.

After receiving the vaccine while in the observation area patient's vision started getting blurry and he started feeling dizzy. (about 10 minutes after vaccine) He walked back to talk to us, while pharmacist was asking him questions he swayed and fainted. Pharmacist caught him and lowered him to the floor. Called 911 and paged MIC. Pharmacist stayed with the patient who gained back consciousness and placed him in recovery position until paramedics arrived.

Patient stated he started to feel unwell a few minutes after the vaccine, then started to feel light headed, nauseous, dizzy. He reported he felt like he was about to pass out, he felt he had dry mouth and was thirsty. To provider he appeared pale and sweating. He was instructed to sit in chair and lean forward with head down towards knees. He was provided water and his blood pressure was taken. The first reading was 89/66 pulse 74. He stated he was not sure what his normal pressure was, but was usually low. He also stated that he had a light breakfast, and didn't really drink much that day. After his pressure was taken he reported to feel slightly better, and was observed for another 25-30 minutes. After this time passed, his blood pressure was taken again, and reading was 102/74 and his color appeared better, and was more alert. After a few more minutes, he said he felt much better. He also had eaten crackers at this time. He was provided v-safe form again, and encouraged to sign up for follow-up, and to continue to monitor closely any symptoms for at least the next 6 hours.

Patient passed out roughly 5-10 minutes following vaccine while seated on a planter; witnessed by store employee. Hit his head causing a small laceration above the right eyebrow which was cleaned with alcohol and bandaged prior to EMS arrival. The patient experienced dizziness and numbness/tingling in both hands/arms. He was able to tell RPh his name, the year, and knew where he was. Paramedics were called to assess his condition. Per patient and mother, only underlying condition is anxiety and only medication is zoloft.

APPROXIMATELY 10 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING THE MODERNA COVID-19 VACCINE PT COMPLAINED OF NAUSEA, BLURRED VISION, LIGHTHEADEDNESS. SYMPTOMS PERSISTED FOR 2 HOURS.

Pt Fainted shortly after receiving vaccination. Pt came for a moderna covid vaccine with his friend, both first doses. Pt said he "fainted recently" from a shot where he fainted "for a couple minutes" according to his nurse, and he was sure it was psychologically induced by anxiety. He said he was more mentally prepared this time. After I gave the dose to him and his friend, he got lightheaded and slowly started losing consciousness in his seat after a few minutes. Pt was alert and responded to our questions. I quickly stepped out to give the pt a bottle of water, and upon coming back to the IMZ room, his friend said he urinated himself. He was less responsive, but still alert. I notified the technician. He started to turn pale and felt more cold. He pulse was weak. I encouraged the pt's friend to keep him alert while we call EMS. I reminded the pt to keep breathing. The technician called EMS, and I stayed with the patient to kept him calm, but alert until EMS arrived. Pt slowly felt better after a few minutes (color return, and temperature normalized). Pt said he was okay, and he was able to walk. EMS arrived and tested blood sugar; he was within normal range. Pt did not need EMS service, and went home with friend.

Weakness, chills, sweating, nausea, dizziness, headache, restlessness, pain around injection site, joint pain, lower back pain

c/o dizziness, h/a, generalized body aches, and chills after receiving 2nd dose of Moderna COVID vaccine yesterday AM. Pt has not taken any measures of self-care. Able to ambulate without difficulty.

Became light-headed, dizzy, nausea and sweating profusely after the vaccination. This occurred within minutes after receiving the vaccine.

Patient stayed in pharmacy area for 15 minute observation time. Was released from pharmacy in good condition and left to shop with parents and sister. Approximately 5 minutes later, sister came and said he was very dizzy and sitting in chair in store. Pharmacist checked BP 131/75 HR 97. Patient had not eaten breakfast, was dizzy and shaking. Parents had gotten him a sandwich and orange juice was added in case due to blood sugar drop. Parents stated he was not presenting as having a seizure. He began feeling nauseous and vomited 3 times while waiting for EMTs to arrive. EMTs checked him out, blood sugar 93. They took him to ER to be examined and was released to go home later same day. Per conversation with parent that evening, he was doing better after having several episodes of vomiting at hospital.

Patient presented to Health Center after receiving COVID-19 vaccine at Health Center, and going back to work site. He stated when he got to work, he began feeling hot, dizzy, nauseous, and pruritic. Vitals stable. He denied chest pain, difficulty breathing. Pt given IM Benadryl 12.5 mg in office and oral hydration w/ water. He was monitored for about 30 minutes, and said pruritus had resolved, but he felt tired. EMS called to transport pt to ED. Pt called by Health Center staff about 2 hours later to see how he was doing. He stated he was on his way home as he had been discharged from ED and told to monitor symptoms.

Immediately following vaccination, patient described dizziness and "hot flash" and moved from chair to floor. Patient treated with ice pack and monitoring of vitals for additional time. Symptoms completely resolved and patient released from clinic at 7:00pm.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Redo: Pt was waiting for 15 mins observation, he felt dizzy and fainted and fell to the ground and hit his head. Called ambulance, temp. was 97.2 bp 120/71. pt gained concious right away and stood up. I assisted pt to lay back to the ground and raised his leg to a chair. ambulance came, checked blood sugar was 80. took him to hospital.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient received his moderna shot on april 15 at around 3:50pm, and was seated for observation for 15 minutes. Patient felt dizzy and fainted and fell to the ground and hit his head. I ran to him and he gained concious within few seconds and stood up. I helped him to lay back on the floor and raised his leg on a chair. At 4:02 Temprature was 97.2 & blood pressure 120/71. Patient was responding & mention he fainted also few days ago when he had blood drawn for some blood work. Ambulance took over

Patient felt faint around 5 min after vaccination. He was sweaty, pale, and dizzy. He was given water, peanuts, and a fan. . Patient laid flat on the ground for 15-20min and began felling better. He left on his own shortly after that.

Approx. 3 mins post vaccination, pt fell forward from chair and hit the floor with his head and lay unconscious for less than 10 seconds (maybe 5 seconds). Upon shaking by RPh, pt opened his eyes and looked at her and said "I'm okay. I don't know how I got here." He reported no dizziness before or after fainting, and said he felt fine. Paramedics were called, arriving after 15 or 20 minutes, during which pt was alert and oriented.

Vaccine was administered at approximately 6:15PM and patient was instructed to sit in waiting room for 10 to 15 minutes to make sure he was OK. He looked fine and sat looking at his phone for approximately 5 minutes. He then stood and walked to pick up window and asked if it was normal to have stomach pains. I said no and asked if he felt dizzy. He said "no" then turned to go back to his chair. As soon as he turned he said "now I feel dizzy". I told him to return to his chair and he suddenly crumbled to the floor. I had my technician call 911. After 1 to 2 seconds of being unresponsive he suddenly came to. I had him continue laying on floor for a couple minutes and then he got up on his own and went to the chair. We gave him a cool towel for his neck and had him lean his head forward and down onto a chair placed in front on him. The paramedics came within minutes and found him to be OK. After they left he continued sitting in the chair for approximately 10 more minutes while talking on the phone (to his parents, I think). He then left stating that he was now OK and that it probably happened because he was nervous

Patient reported feeling light headed and dizzy immediately after standing up after the vaccination. After sitting back down, patient reported feeling nauseous and sweating a lot. Patient was treated with a cool wet compress to forehead and neck and offered water to drink. Patient reported that he had not eaten all day and had been feeling anxious about getting his vaccination. After about 15 minutes patient was feeling better.

After vaccination went to observation area and after two to three minutes became light headed. Remained light headed for one hour. Felt like he was, "Mildly high." Staff responded and provided assistance. VS WNL.

Patient fainted 10 minutes post vaccine while waiting the 15 minutes in our observation area. He fell out of the chair and hit his head on the floor. He sustained a left frontal abrasion. He was alert and oriented x 3, no neck pain, pale, able to move hands and legs. Ambulated to private car to be taken to the ER for evaluation and r/o concussion.

Dizziness and Extreme weakness (to the point walking was difficult) Numbness Burns Muscle pains Mental foginess

Approximately 10 min after receiving the vaccine pt started feeling nauseated. Pt stood up to go to the bathroom and had a syncopal episode. Pt landed face first onto the hard floor. Pt was treated by medics on scene and was taken into a private waiting room. During further assessment pt had another syncopal episode with his hr dropping into the 40's. Pt became pale and diaphoretic. Pt transported to ER via ambulance

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: PATIENT VOMITED WITH IN MINUTES AFTER SHOT AND HE BECAME DIZZY AND SWEATY.-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe

Light-headed, diaphoretic, briefly lost consciousness. Provided snack, water. Did not eat prior to visit.

Patient received COVID 19 vaccine and was in waiting area after administration, about 5-10 minutes after administration he fainted while sitting on chair in waiting area, fell off chair and hit head on floor. Very Brief LOC. Was pale, EMS was called to check on patient - while EMS was speaking to patients he fainted a second time (they caught him) - was taken to hospital for further evaluation as a precaution, do not know results of that evaluation. Patient admitted eating little and drinking little water that day.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Additional Details: Patient reported that he felt bad at the end of his 15 minutes seated observation time. He reported that he felt light-headed/dizzy, had some nausea, had red dots in visual field, and he appeared pale. Patient was encouraged to stay seated. He consented to transitioning to lying down on a couch and hydrating with a water bottle. BP was within normal limits. He did not faint. After ~15 minutes of lying down he felt recovered and normal. Patient was able to walk out fine with his friend.

Vasovagal response. Several minutes after receiving this dose, the patient became very light headed and dizzy. He got warm, sweaty, and pale. He said his vision went black for a minute or two. Once he laid down and put his feet up, he began feeling better. His vision was back to normal and he was no longer dizzy. After laying on the floor for several minutes, the patient sat up for another few minutes before going home. Paramedics were called by management. They checked his vitals during this time, but did not provide any treatement.

Pt was sitting in chair being monitored after vaccination, when he fainted, fell out of chair and hit head on floor. He came to after falling to floor. He was assessed by Nurse Practitioners and monitored for 45 minutes. Ice pack was placed to small abrasion on left forehead. Orthostatic vital signs were WNL. He was neurologically intact without any further symptoms and released to room mate who picked him up from vaccine clinic. Pt states that he remembered feeling a little light headed and was going to ask for some water when he woke up on the floor being assessed by staff.

Patent received the shot, was given a 15 minute timer until it was safe for him to leave, He went out and sat in the waiting room until his time was up. Approx, 10 minutes later I heard a noise and looked over at his and noticed he was started to fall out of his chair. He then became as stiff as a board and I held him in place until he came to. He was seemingly scared and not aware of his surroundings. He said that he was feeling better but was still light headed. He was given an icepack and water and took his mask off. He looked pale. He started to feel better and left approx 10 minutes after this happened. He told me that he was feeling dizzy before he passed out.

Patient received the Moderna vaccine and went to sit in the observation area. Patient began to feel dizziness and nausea shortly afterwards, assisted to stretcher to lie down by RN. Provided with ice packs, juice and a snack. Symptoms resolved after about 20 minutes and patient then stated that he felt much better and felt ready to leave clinic. Ambulating well at time of departure from clinic.

After 20 minutes of receiving the vaccine, the patient complained of a headache and feeling disoriented. He was slightly dizzy, but the main complaint was a bad headache and being disoriented.

Right after administering the immunization the patients head rolled back and his body started to convulse. Put him onto the floor he stopped convulsing and went limp. As I was checking for a pulse he woke back up very disoriented. EMS was called they came and took him to the hospital

I woke up at 9 am with a splitting headache, tried to stand up and I was dizzy and more sore than I had ever been across my whole body. It was incredibly hard to walk also, but I would contribute alot of that to the adductor exercise I had done the previous day. I was also drained of enegery and just wanted to sleep though no position was comfortable. I had an appetite and was able to eat and take some acetaminophen. This along with rest, alot of water and patience seemed to work. The side effects from the vaccine were gone by the next morning.

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

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Severe, Systemic: Vomiting-Severe, Additional Details: about 10 minutes after receiving the vaccine the patient started sweating and vomiting

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: patient felt lightheaded and was with girlfriend who then sat down in the chair and passed out for a few seconds maybe 10-20 seconds then came to ems was on the way, gave water to the patient and the told me he had nothing to eat all day asked if a banana was ok to give hime he said yes. ems came and took vitals. after 15minutes of monitoring he waive additional treratment and left on his own

PATIENT FELT LIGHT HEADED. MOTHER WAS PRESENT WITH HIM. SHE CAME UP TO THE COUNTER TO LET US KNOW BUT THEN HE IMMEDIATELY FAINTED AND FELL TO THE GROUND FROM HIS CHAIR. 911 WAS IMMEDIATELY CALLED. PATIENT GAINED CONSCIOUSNESS WITHIN NO MORE THAN 1 MINUTES. HE WAS AWARE, ALERT, AND ORIENTED (PATIENT CONFIRMED HE DID HAVE BREAKFAST THAT MORNING). HE WAS CLAMMY AND SWEATY. HE EXPLAINED THAT HE USUALLY EXPERIENCES THIS TYPE OF FAINTING EVENT WITH NEEDLES. PARAMEDICS ARRIVED ON THE SCENE AND EVALUATED PATIENT'S CONDITION. PATIENT'S BP AND EKG WERE WNL. PATIENT REFUSED BLOOD SUGAR TEST D/T NEEDLE PHOBIA (HE SAID HE DID NOT WANT TO PASS OUT AGAIN), AND HE DECLINED GOING TO THE ER.

Pain and tenderness at injection sight almost imediately. Muscle pain within first hour. Dizziness, weakness, loss of consciousness, nausea, and vomiting approximately 10 hours after injection.

The patient was administered the first dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Immediately after the injection, the patient lost consciousness in his seat and slumped over. He was caught by the pharmacist, then briefly seized before regaining consciousness. Upon regaining consciousness, the patient complained of feeling hot and dizzy. Emergency medical services were called and they arrived within 5 minutes. In that time, the patient appeared to have mostly recovered and was comfortable leaving after being cleared by EMS. The patient was referred to their physician for guidance regarding the second dose of the vaccine.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Additional Details: Patient had previously experienced dizziness after 1st dose of Moderna. Was given benadryl 25mg 30 minutes prior to vaccine, but patient still experienced mild dizziness. Patient was monitored for 30 minutes with no further reaction.

Situation: 21M had an appointment for 2nd dose Moderna (Lot# 007C21A) today. Shortly after being vaccinated, patient started to feel dizzy and eventually complained of chest pain. Background: Patient has NKDA and allergic to pollen and dogs. Denies PMH. The Moderna vaccine was administered at 11:56AM. Pt came to the observation area at 1205. Pt started to feel dizzy and told girlfriend about it. Juice and crackers provided. Pt consumed 2 juice boxes and crackers. Pt felt better initially then started to feel dizzy and shaky again. Assisted to gurney and took to room 7. Assessment: 1215 VS 98.8F, 127/77 (94), 62, 98% RA, 16 and dizzy. Continue to give more juice and water. Pt started to feel better. 1220 Pt looked better, feeling better, conversing to girlfriend, and playing with phone. Manager at bedside talking to pt and gf. Pt stated that he didn?t eat nor drink today. Pt woke up and went straight to the vaccination clinic. Pt does have hx of anxiety episodes. Girlfriend also reported that patient became dizzy after first dose of Moderna but did not disclose to anyone.

Patient received first dose of Moderna covid vaccine. About 5 minutes after vaccine the patient experienced syncope and fell to the ground. He did was aware, but a little dizzy when I got to him. My partner called 911 and the paramedics took the patient to the hospital.

Pt stated that he noticed that his throat felt tight and difficult to swallow. He also stated that he was dizzy. We administered 25mg of diphenhydramine orally and monitored until a family member came to get him. He went home and I followed up with him later and he said that his symptoms had resolved

Patient received 1st dose of Moderna vaccine around 1445 on 4/6/2021 after waiting in the waiting area for about 13 min he got up and spoke to EMT stationed at the first aid and asked if 'he was supposed to be feeling this way' and then he had an episode of syncope - the EMT caught him and lowered him into chair. He was also very pale. EMS were called around 1516 patient's VS were BP 92/52, HR 42, R 10, 02 95%. When EMS arrived they attempted to do orthostatic BO his seated BP was still low (I don't have reading) and when they stood him up he got woozy again so they seated him. The decision was made for him to be taken to ER by EMS Transport. Patient denies any medical history or NKDA. Tr

Patient received first dose of Moderna vaccine. He was sitting in the observation area and after about 10 minutes, he fell over and onto the floor. He said he hasn't ever passed out from vaccine before. We gave him some water and after a few minutes, he got up and sat back in the chair for another 20 minutes. He said he was fine and didn't feel the need for any medical treatment or ambulance.

PT DID FINE IMMEDIATELY, ATER VACCINE WITHIN A FEW MINUTES HE PASSED OUT, FELL OUT OF HIS CHAIR AND STARTED SEIZING. I RUSHED OUT OF THE PHARMACY PUT A SOFT PAD UNDER HIS HEAD AND PREVENTED HIM FROM HITTING IT ON THE FLOOR. I TOLD A CUSTOMER TO CALL 911, SHOTRLY AFTER PATIENT WOKE UP AND ASKED US TO CALL HIS PARENTS. ANOTHER CUSTOMER DID THAT AND THEN THE EMS ARRIVED. THEY CHECKED ALL HIS VITALS WHICH WERE WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS AND HE CHOSE TO NOT GO WITH THEM. HIS SISTER PICKED HIM UP TO GO HOME. PT STATED HE HAD NOT EATEN THAT DAY AND HAD TAKEN IBUPROFEN BEFORE ARRIVING.

patient felt lightheaded then fainted for a few seconds. ice packs used and drank water, came back to consciousness.

AFTER GETTING HIS 1ST DOSE OF MODERNA VACCINE, PATIENT SAT IN THE OBSERVING AREA. AND WITHIN 2 MINUTES OF RECEIVING THE VACCINE, PATIENT HAD A SEIZURE LIKE SYMPTOMS FOR 1-2 SECONDS AND HE FELL OFF THE CHAIR. HIS MOTHER WAS THERE TO CATCH HIM. I CAME RUNNING OUT TO ASSIST. HE REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS ALMOST IMMEDIATELY AND REMEMBERED EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENED. BUT HE TOLD ME THAT HE FELT VERY DIZZY. I HAD HIM LAY DOWN ON HIS SIDE. HE WAS ALSO SWEATY. HE LAY ON THE FLOOR FOR THE NEXT 10 MINUTES, DURING THAT WHOLE TIME HE WAS ALERT AND AWAKE. ONCE HE FELT BETTER AFTER 10 MINUTES LATER, HIS MOTHER TOOK HIM HOME. WE DIDNOT HAVE TO CALL AN AMBULANCE FOR HIM.

pt received #1 Moderna vaccine yesterday, pain on left arm, shoulder started around 3 pm, c/o dizziness and nausea*1, denies any blood in the emesis, denies any traumatic injury, last OTC Tyrenol 2 tabs taken at 2200 last night without any relief,

Pt in clinic for 2nd dose of Moderna. Per dad, no medication, no PMH, NKDA. @9am-c/o of feeling dizzy post injection. No LOC. vasovagal. BP 90/p P 46 POX 100%9a-BP-99p P 46 head down; 915a 90/60 P 47 resp 16 916a 98/60 P 51 up 45 degree (head) 922a p 55; 927 106/74 p 50 resp 16, 932 108/66 p 60 resp 16 pox 100%. 934a-sympotsom resolved, bp 108/60 P 57 left with father in stable condition.

About an hour after getting the shot, the skin on my right arm was flushing before going numb. Then my shoulder went partially numb and it's still numb/frozen as of 2:20 am 26/June/2021. Over the course of nine hours from when I got the shot, starting at around 1 hour after, I started to get symptoms, which as of right now are still here. After my skin started acting up, my blood pressure dropped and my heart was pounding extremely hard in my chest and felt tight. My muscles have been going between losing muscle tone and being locked up extremely hard. I've been dizzy since about 3:00 pm 25/June/21, and it has progressively gotten worse to where I feel like I am going to pass out if I stand up. I have chills that make my chest tighten up and cause angina. I have been feeling very faint since around 9:00pm. I've had a mild headache since around 2:30pm, and have been feeling like I am falling since about 1am. Breathing takes manual effort. I have been feeling dissociated and nauseous since about 6pm and cannot remember much from after 6pm. I am not sure whether it is a medical emergency or not but I can't afford to go to the er.

Patient felt dizzy and lightheaded shortly after administration. He states that he often works himself up over medical issues. BP dropped to 86/60 at one point. EMS was called and took over situation.

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

About 5 minutes after giving the patient the shot, patient started feeling very dizzy, when asked if he would like an ambulance he refused. After a few more minutes, patient said he was feeling a little better. No trouble breathing or talking. After a few more minutes patient started holding his ear and said he was having trouble hearing and started seeing colors. We asked if patient would like an ambulance and patient agreed. Paramedics came and did some tests.

History: pt had 2nd Moderna COVID-19 vaccine yesterday at 10am and since yesterday evening, pt has had chills, headache, dizziness, low back pain, and nausea. Took Tylenol at 0030. Pt denies runny nose, overt fever, cough, sore throat, vomit, diarrhea, rash, sick contact, visit to Area II or contact with COVID-19 hotspot/cases in last 2 weeks and no co-morbidities.

Patient experienced dizziness, fainting, sweatiness, and blurry vision 10 minutes after receiving the vaccine. Pharmacist asked patient to sit down and remove facial covering. Pharmacist took blood pressure, first reading was 104/56. Pharmacist offered patient water to drink and continued to monitor patient's symptoms for 40 minutes. Pharmacist took another blood pressure reading and the results were 129/73. Patient stated he no longer feel dizzy or feel fainting. Patient's father took patient home. Pharmacist called patient 2 hours after he left pharmacy. Patient stated he has severe headache. Pharmacist advised patient to take one Tylenol and eat some snack.

The patient will now be using a wheelchair because when the tremors are in his legs the patient cannot walk.; continuing to experience tremors in all 4 extremities,; Tremors, only on the right arm; Tremors, only on the right arm; Tremors again in both arms; Patient started to experienced tremors, first on the left arm, and then on the right arm; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of GAIT DISTURBANCE (The patient will now be using a wheelchair because when the tremors are in his legs the patient cannot walk.) and TREMOR (continuing to experience tremors in all 4 extremities,) in a 21-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch nos. 051C21A and 050C21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. Concurrent medical conditions included Allergy NOS. Concomitant products included DIPHENHYDRAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE (BENADRYL [DIPHENHYDRAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE]) for Allergy NOS, MONTELUKAST SODIUM (SINGULAIR), SALBUTAMOL (VENTOLIN [SALBUTAMOL]), FLUTICASONE PROPIONATE (FLOVENT) and MONTELUKAST for an unknown indication. On 26-May-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 23-Jun-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 23-Jun-2021, after starting mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine), the patient experienced TREMOR (Patient started to experienced tremors, first on the left arm, and then on the right arm). On 28-Jun-2021, the patient experienced TREMOR (Tremors again in both arms). On 02-Jul-2021, the patient experienced the first episode of TREMOR (Tremors, only on the right arm). On 04-Jul-2021, the patient experienced the second episode of TREMOR (Tremors, only on the right arm). On 05-Jul-2021, the patient experienced TREMOR (continuing to experience tremors in all 4 extremities,) (seriousness criterion disability). On an unknown date, the patient experienced GAIT DISTURBANCE (The patient will now be using a wheelchair because when the tremors are in his legs the patient cannot walk.) (seriousness criterion disability). The patient was treated with SALINE [SODIUM CHLORIDE] (intravenous) on 28-Jun-2021 at a dose of 1.5 liter and IBUPROFEN (MOTRIN [IBUPROFEN]) at an unspecified dose and frequency. On 23-Jun-2021, TREMOR (Patient started to experienced tremors, first on the left arm, and then on the right arm) had resolved. On 28-Jun-2021, TREMOR (Tremors again in both arms) had resolved. On 04-Jul-2021, last episode of TREMOR (Tremors, only on the right arm) had resolved. At the time of the report, GAIT DISTURBANCE (The patient will now be using a wheelchair because when the tremors are in his legs the patient cannot walk.) and TREMOR (continuing to experience tremors in all 4 extremities,) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 28-Jun-2021, Blood test: normal (normal) blood work came back normal.. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. ER doctors thought patient may have been dehydrated, and ruled out Rhabdomyolysis with the blood work. The patient went to see Neurologist on 13-Jul-2021.The patient was given a muscle relaxant that did not produce a beneficial result and underwent lab work, a basic neurological evaluation, and a CT scan. Company comment: Based on the 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. However, gait disturbance experienced by the patient is serious (disability) as tremors was not pre-existing prior to vaccine and gradually it worsened to an extent that he was unable to walk and was using wheel chair. Results of all diagnostics and current status is required for further assessment. This case was linked to MOD-2021-246753 (Patient Link). Most recent FOLLOW-UP information incorporated above includes: On 16-Jul-2021: Follow-up received on 16-Jul-2021 contains significant information: New event walking difficulty added, seriousness criteria medically significant added.; Sender's Comments: Based on the 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. However, gait disturbance experienced by the patient is serious (disability) as tremors was not pre-existing prior to vaccine and gradually it worsened to an extent that he was unable to walk and was using wheel chair. Results of all diagnostics and current status is required for further assessment.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Additional Details: patient indicated slight dizziness post vaccination, questioned pateint on feeling nervous, patient indicted that he felt slighly anxious and did not eat all day, gave patient Gatorade, and had him lay down. Patinetts dizzinies resolved after few minutes, and drinking Gatorade. Asked patient if he wanted an ambulance, he indicated that he was feeling normal and did not want an ambulance. Follow up call with patient at end of my shift, patinet indicated that he had a meal and felt perfectly fine.

Patient blacked out while sitting during the observation time. He hit his head in the fall and was observed having some convulsions.

Patient presented with malaise, dizziness. Then has rash on back, given Benadryl 50mg PO. 15 minutes later c/o throat tightening and was given epinepherine 1:1000 IM. He was watched closely for 2 hours and VSS. He was then released to his grand father at 11:38 and to home

5 minutes after vaccine patient complained of dizziness and became diaphoretic, pale, and clammy. BP 74/48, HR 42 bpm, O2 92%. Water and snacks were given. At 10 minutes post vaccine HR was 52 bpm and O2 was 96%, patient is alert. At 15 minutes post vaccine BP was 90/50, O2 99%, HR 86 bpm and very talkative, states he is feeling better.

pt received vaccine at 1137 in left deltoid IM, started having acute right gluteal pain approximately 3-4 hours later after getting undressed. pain to put pressure on the buttocks, hurts to bear weight/transition from sit to stand. did not have this pain prior to the vaccine, did not do activity today to aggravate the gluteus, does not have a hx of this type of pain.

Dizziness, approximately 28 hours after dose Injection site pain, 4-5 hours after dose and continuing to time of this report Injection site swelling Acetaminophen taken for pain

Nausea, light headed, hot flashes, oxygen level decrease, blood pressure decrease, heart rate decrease, temperature decrease. All in cycles of 10 minutes on, a few minutes off. Was put on oxygen, sent to hospital in ambulance, and given 2 bags of fluid through an IV

"Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine " pt received vaccine to his left arm. 10 min later (1335) he reported feeling dizzy. allergy tech and i evaluated pt. pt clammy with sweat noted to the back of his neck. pt speaking in full complete sentences. no increased WOB. left radial pulse regular and not elevated, not thready. no hives found. denied itchiness. asked pt if he felt anything stuck in his throat, he swallowed a few times and said "yes". asked if he had much water today, he said no. pt reported it felt a little hard to breathe in his throat. i had him remove his mask. pt reported nausea. denied abdominal pain. had him take a few sips of water. reported he no longer felt anything stuck in his throat, no longer hard to breathe in his throat. pt reported tingling in his left arm. pt worked the night shift. went to work at 1600 on 2/11. ate at 2000, beef and potatoes. had snacks. ate chicken and rice at 0300. usually has a full gallon of water on shift but only had a half gallon. got off at 0400. went to sleep at 0530. usually wakes at 1445-1500 but woke up earlier for this appt. appt was at 1330 but he was here early. had a protein shake 30 min before arrival but has not had much water. thinking the protein shake was causing his symptoms. denies working out today, denied energy drink intake, denied any coffee. pt took a large amount of water and then threw up. pt reported he felt much better. nausea resolved. still no itchiness. no hives. no clamminess. no trouble breathing. no globus. no dizziness. no tingling in his left arm. resolved by 1340. held Epi given he reported complete resolution of his symptoms. seemed likely the combination of being underhydrated, having slept less than usual, facility being a little warm and him wearing a mask and possibly his protein shake contributed. had patient wait 30 minutes (1410). allergy tech sat with patient who continued to speak in full sentences, tell stories, etc. had him stand up slowly. denied dizziness. still no hives, no itchiness, no globus, no trouble breathing, no nausea, no abdominal pain. advised pt of reasons to call 911 (he lives on base where we have ambulance services). advised i would be placing a VAERS report.

Mild fever, moderate headache, moderate dizziness, full body aches, mild nausea and anorexia, generalized malaise

Patient got lightheaded and clammy. Eyes rolled to back of head about 3 minutes after injection. MT assessed pulse, slow but steady. RE got BP cuff and took BP. 1st BP reading was 146/96 with pulse of 59. Sat O2 was 100% Staff went to get patient water per patient request. Resident claims he 'lost hearing' for a small time period. BP reading at 1147 was 148/91. SS, CNP, was summoned to vaccination area to assess patient. Spoke with patient / family. He has had similar reaction before after knee surgery. Patient feeling better. CNP requests continued observation until DBP is below 80. BP reading at 1153 is 135/79. Patient released from observation and left vaccination clinic.

Staff member had hot flash and vertigo upon standing. BP 138/101, P 76, O2 SAT 98%. 5 Minutes later BP 132/87, P 77, O2 SAT 99% Symptoms lasted about 5 minutes and he was able to get up and leave without any further symptoms post 15 minutes after injection per staff member's verbal statement. He was leaving his shift to go home.

Patient reported "feeling sick", and reported feeling dizzy, nauseous, chest tightness, and chills. Patient temperature was 100.1. Patient accepted PRN medications and inhaler.

1223 notified of occurrence after vaccination time 1219. Recipient of Moderna vaccine to right deltoid. Noted to be diaphoretic, stated had dizziness with nausea which subsequently resulted in vomiting x2. VS: 98%, 58, 102/44. Stated that he had only 2 hours of sleep today, started work at 0230 am. 1232: Stated feeling less nausea, continued to observe. VS 99%, 67, 106/58. 1243: 98%, 69, 16. Stated feeling much better, no longer has dizziness, no nausea, no diaphoresis. 1253: 99%, 63, 108/54, stated continues to feel better, no nausea, no dizziness and would like to leave, left on own recognizance.

administered covid vaccine, answered no to all screening questions. Within seconds, while walking away after the shot, patient reported feeling dizzy, fell, bit tongue (bleeding), and appeared to be very stiff. It appeared that there may be troubl breathing, so the Pharmacist administer Epipen 00.3mg IM. Within 20 seconds, the patient became alert and oriented, was talking. Paramedics took to hospital. Update from parent said he was fine a few hours later.

PT DISCOVERED INATTENTIVE AN SQUINTING HIS EYES. ONCE ALERT, PT C/O OF LIGHT HEADEDNESS, SWEATING, BLURRED VISION, PARESTHESIAS IN BOTH ARMS AND LEGS. VS @ 3:08 BP 78/62 HR 86 REPEAT VS @ 3:20 PT GIVEN GATORADE FOR REHYDRATION AND INSTRUCTED TO BREATH SLOW LY AND DEEPLY. AFTER 10 MINUTES, PT SYMPTOMS STARTED TO RESOLVE. SYMPTOMS COMPLETELY RESOLVED WITH TIME. PT BECAME STABLE TO LEAVE OBSERVATION SITE. INSTRUCTED TO F/U WITH PCP.

On Thursday, March 11th, 2021 approximately 3:10 pm, Patient received his first dose of Moderna Vaccine (Lot number: 003A21A) in his left deltoid Patient received the Moderna Vaccine. After which he sat in the designated medical observation area for 15 minutes. Approximately five minutes later around 3:15 pm, Patient experienced syncope, fell out of his chair, hit the left side of his forehead on the ground. Due to the fall, he experienced a mild abrasion on the left side of his forehead, which led to bleeding. The Physician?s Assistant rushed to aid Patient who was lying on the ground in a supine position. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) - Fire Department and ambulance were called immediately and approximately five minutes later EMS arrived. During the time frame prior to EMS arrival, the Physician?s Assistant asked numerous questions to Patient to assess his condition. She asked Patient if he could breathe and he responded ?yes?. She asked Patient if he was short of breath and he responded ?no?. She asked Patient if he felt like his throat was closing and he responded ?no?. At this point, an Epinephrine pen was not used. Patient was alert and the Orient x 4 questions were asked [(1) Who are you? (2) Where are you? (3) What is the date and time? (4) What just happened to you?]. Patient also denied head pain, neck pain, nausea or chest pain. Staff performed a limited neuro-exam and was deemed within normal limits. Patients Glasgow Coma Scale score was 15 Patient mentioned that he has a phobia of needles and something like this has happened before when he was ?young?. Patient initially did not want an ambulance to be called. It was explained to him that it might be in his best interest to call EMS due to syncope and abrasion on his forehead due to the fall. Patient also mentioned that he only consumed two cookies and coffee for that day. When the EMS arrived (about 5 firefighters), they interviewed him and performed a blood pressure test. His sitting blood pressure was 130/82. One of the firefighters assessed his spine and Patient denied cervical, thoracic, and lumbar tenderness or pain. The firefighter assessed Patient's glucose level, which was a bit difficult to obtain in the first initial efforts, with the glucometer reading ?error?. The firefighters eventually were able to obtain a reading on Patient's glucose and it read 86. Patient was able to stand on his own, and a second blood pressure test was performed; his standing blood pressure reading was 145/89. EMS gave Patient gauze to address his head wound Patient initially refused to go to the hospital, but per EMS protocol, fluids needed to be administered. Patient entered the ambulance and was taken to the hospital by EMS.

Patient became very hot and sweaty after dose. He felt light headed and had to lay down. He was given a glucose tablet and Gatorade. He did not have any symptoms of anaphylactic allergy. Emergency responders came and took his blood pressure and blood sugar. Both were a little low. He was not taken to the hospital, he walked out of the pharmacy with his parents

Lightheaded 10 mins after injection. no LOC. Walked to guerney. Appeared pale. able to converse at all times. 14:35 BP 150/59 P 76 and regular, O2 sat 99%. given water and juice and crackers and felt better within minutes. no other complaints or severe adverse reaction sxs. States he did not eat or have fuids since early in day. 14:43 116/64, P 72, O2 sat 100%. 14:50 119/67, P 68 O2 sat 100% 14:55 had cookies. sitting up. 1504 "back to normal". good color to skin. able to stand and ambulate without dizziness 117/71, P 66 and regular, O2 Sat 100%. Discharged home, ambulatory in very stable condition.

Extreme light-headedness and pallor. Subsided within 15 minutes. The following day: injection site soreness and general fatigue.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient indicated to having had previous fainting episodes. Had a bruise around the right eye after fainting.

Symptoms similar to vasovagal reaction. Patient reported feeling dizzy and shut his eyes. He then slumped over in chair and was caught before he fell out of chair. Reported no other symptoms up to 30 minutes after event. When questioned, he said that he had not had anything to eat that day except an orange in the morning. He states he has felt sweating with previous vaccination and has had this reaction with tattooing.

Patient fainted and fell to the ground from a sitting position. Pharmacist instructed family member to call 911 as patient's eyes were open at time of lost consciousness. After about 10 seconds patient regained full consciousness and was able to sit up and drink water. EMS arrived to assess patient's vital signs and reported no issues except patient had somewhat low blood sugar. EMS instructed patient to stay hydrated, rest, and eat.

Reports he felt dizzy and bilateral hands tingling few minutes after the vaccine injection Patient got out of his car and fell s/p dizziness. Bruises on arms and redness at the back of head. No hematoma Alert and Oriented x 4 BP: 108/87 HR; 99 Sp02: 96% Fingerstick: 95 Seen and transferred to ER for evalualution

1124 End of 15 minute observation period. Per witness, attempted to stand and fell forward onto floor. Seizure noted for one minute, responded to name and answered questions appropriately. Stated he "felt dizzy". Vital signs 118/60, 99%, 54. Blood glucose 97. Physician Assistant, present. Questions answered. 1131 Attempted to stand patient up again with assistance/supported X2. Stated he "felt dizzy again and blurry vision". Fainted while supported X2. Positioned on left side and immediately responded. Positioned supine. 1133 Vital signs 110/60, 96%, 72. 1142 Sitting up awaiting EMS, answers questions appropriately.. EMS present 1145 Vital signs 128/76, 100%, 72.

Around 11:30pm I started to get chills and my teeth started to chatter. At the same time my body was shaking slightly. I was laying on the couch during the start of it for the above events, this lasted for about 20+ minutes. Then I tried to get up to go to bed. I was shaking very badly at this point, teeth chattering a lot and I was very cold. I tried to use the bathroom and I couldn't even stand still to use the bathroom. My chest was also tightening and it was hard to breathe. I went to bed to lay down and I was practically hyperventilating for about 15 minutes at a time and I would stop for a minute then it would start up again. I tried to go to sleep but I couldn't because I couldn't breathe and my chest was closing in, it felt like. I called my parents in and they sat with me and gave me ibuprofen and benedryl. I started to feel better after about an hour. During that time, though, my body was extremely hot (but no fever) but I was still cold and had the chills. My head also was hurting like a headache and my eyes were really hot too. It was hard to get air and if I sat up I would get dizzy.

Patient with severe dizziness and intractable nausea/vomiting. Upon admission to the ED last night his platelet count was 9. He has a subconjunctival hemorrhage OS and frank hematuria, besides the epistaxis. Pinpoint erythematous lesions noted on his forearms. No other bleeding noted. ADAMTS13 level confirms TTP . Patient now on day 4 of PLEX treatment.

Syncope. Pt fell backwards as he was leaving immunization room for waiting/observation area after receiving first dose of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Episode lasted roughly 15 seconds at which point patient regained alertness. It was determined no epinephrine etc was needed. Pt was observed following episode until he was clearly okay to leave on his own accord, and no further medical attention would be necessary. Discussed follow up with PCP post event and to discuss appropriateness of receiving second dose. Out of an abundance of caution, contacted patient later in the evening (about 1.5 hrs later) at home to check up and make sure he was still okay.

NO ADR. Patient was anxious due to needle. He had his vaccine and was asked to sit on chair for 15 minutes. After sitting for 5 minutes, he suddenly fell down from the chair, lying on floor head down. He was anxious and a bit shaky, but conscious of surrounding. He was talking while lying down. Patient refused to call 911 and did not wanted any help. Patient's father was shopping in store and was called to pharmacy. Patient laid down on floor for few minutes and then sat back on chair. After 10 minutes, he was perfectly fine and left the site with his father.

Patient had his 1st dose of the Moderna vaccine & developed commonly reported side effects, sore arm & fatigue shortly after the vaccine was administered. As the week continued past 48 hours post injection period, he was experiencing extreme fatigue & muscle aches. On the morning of 3/29 his feet were tingling & his legs were stiff. When he woke up on 3/30 the stiffness in his legs & the tingling increased to the point where walking became difficult. Finally on the morning of 3/31 he could not walk without assistance. His PCP said to take him to the emergency room. Patient was admitted to Medical Center with the suspicion of Guillain Barre Syndrome. A lumbar puncture confirmed Guillain Barre on 4/1/21 and a 5 day course of IVIG was started immediately after confirmation of diagnosis.

5:10pm - Patient complains of dizziness, sweating and headache. 5:11pm - evaluated by onsite EMS and NP; VS 90/60, p 62; 98%. Offered water, cool cloths to face and neck 5:32 pm - VS 107/70 P 70; Sat 99% . Patient stated he felt better after cooling off and drinking water. Discharged to home. Dizziness, and headache have improved.

Pt stated he felt dizzy about 10 minutes after shot. Pt laid down for about 30 minutes. All vital signs stable. Pt still dizzy when standing after an hour. At 3:30pm, pt stated his throat "feels tight." Benadryl 50mg IM administered and 911 called. Pt transported to HCF.

Patient immediately felt light headed and notified immunizer. He then quickly fainted. Pharmacist and technician carefully lowered him from the chair to the floor and laid him on his back. Pharmacist quickly checked for a pulse and removed his mask. Patient came to within 10 seconds and pharmacist then elevated his legs using a chair. Patient remained laying on the floor for 10 minutes and then felt ready to sit up. After sitting up, patient was given a cold water to drink and a snack, and remained under pharmacist's supervision for 30 minutes. Patient then felt back to his normal self and felt confident he could safely leave the pharmacy.

pt received 1st dose, reported felt like passing out and stood up from the chair. Patient fell backward, hit a door, and landed on the floor. Momentary loss of consciousness (about 5-10 seconds) but recovered quickly. Pt was unaware he fall initially. Initial BP standing was low, was sweaty, skin was flush. After laying down BP 124/90. O2 set 98%. HR = 69. Provided water and rest. Review of system by physician shows no neuro deficit, and deemed to have recovered 40 minutes post fall.

After the shot was given, he seemed nervous and I asked if he was okay and he said yes. So I turned around to get a bandaid and he fell off the chair. He was conscious the whole time but didn't remember if he got the shot. 911 was called and I observed him while we waited for them to get here, he was never taken to the hospital. Paramedics observed and released him . Patient said he always gets nervous when he gets any type of shot or blood drawn and this type of situation has happened in the past. This was unknown to us when administering the vaccine.

Approximately 10 minutes into his 15 minute monitoring period, the patient became syncopal and rolled onto the floor from his chair. He was responsive within 10 seconds. Patient was monitored for a longer period of time and fully recovered.

About an hour after the injection came a sore throat, followed by a congested sinus and runny nose a few hours later. The sore throat faded away after a full day, and the runny nose after 3 days. Sinus is slightly less congested, and headache and dizziness are currently being experienced.

Patient got moderna vaccine and he sat down on the chair, and after 5-6 min later he fell from the chair on ground and lie down completely. Pharmacy Team rushed and confirmed he was okay, and after min later he was all fine, gave him water to drink, and check his blood pressure and pulse (118/80 and pulse 85), seems like it he had panic attack after talking with him, he stated that he hates needle and he was all nervous about entire process, but after 20 min sat on the chair, he was all okay, did not need to call EMS, He was able to communicate well and walk well. called patient around 6pm and he is doing well at home. NO concerns.

Mild dizziness and slightly nauseous. No other complaints. Drank some water and was observed for 30 minutes. Was "completely fine" when he left. Has follow up with Care Team RN in the morning.

arrived to post observation after his first dose of Moderna. Pt stated he was dizzy. Pt appeared pale. Pt was A+Ox4. Medics were called and initial BP was 88/40. Pt states hx of syncope after shots. Pt was given juice and water and was able to speak during his entire time in post observation. Pt began to state he was feeling better but just wanted to sit for a while. Pt was clammy and states "I knew this would happen". Pt BP and HR rose to WNL. Pt standing without dizziness. EMTs released Pt at 1650 to continue monitoring a bit longer. 1630 Vitals BP 88/40 HR 50 RR 18 O2 sat on RA 98% 1635 VS BP 90/50 HR 70 O2 on RA 99% 1640 BP 108/62 1645 VS BP 112/60 HR 72 O2 Sat on RA 98%

I started to salivate a uncontrollably for hours on April 14, at around 1am. Still happens now sporadically. I had nerve damage to my tongue from oral surgery so I dont know if its related. I started to develop vertigo today the 15th around 1pm. Vertigo has come and gone on waves. Have had a mild headache all day as well. In addition Ive had alot of trouble concentrating.

Short dizzy spells, sometimes pretty strong. The first one (and the strongest) was on April 14, nine days after vaccination. It lasted between 30 and 60 seconds. Today, eleven days after vaccination, I'm experiencing them more often but not as strong.

Around 3 pm on 4/14/21, I started to feel very tired and I started to get a headache. Around 6 pm, I started to experience lower back pain and my legs began to throb and my whole body became very sensitive to touch. I took tylenol or ibuprofen every 4 hours for the rest of the night. This went on until Thursday 4/15/21, when the dizziness and throbbing headache started. Every time I would stand up I would become off balanced and need to hold on to something. I was still experiencing the lower back pain, leg throbbing and skin sensitivity but the dizziness and headache became much more intense. Around 9:30 pm on Thursday, I felt like I was hallucinating and was experiencing euphoria along with a fever. I did not sleep the night of 4/15 into 4/16. I was sweating profusely with a throbbing headache that would cause spinning when I would stand up. Around 3 am on 4/16, I fell asleep until around 4:30 am when I woke up in a pool of my own sweat. The body aches, leg pain and skin sensitivity went away along with my fever. Throughout Friday 4/16, I had a throbbing headache and was dizzy with no relief. This continued into Sunday 4/18 when I started to feel some relief. My headache was pretty much gone but the dizziness is still very much there. I have also an experienced elevated heart rate and respirations throughout the last 5 days.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Patient felt dizzy/light-headed within 1-2 minutes of receiving his 2nd dose of Moderna vaccine on 4/18/21 at ~12:30pm. Patient stood up from the waiting area, walked approximately 20 feet to the pharmacy window to request assistance where he fainted and hit his head on the counter ledge. He has a raised bump (approximately 2 inches wide) on his right temple above his eyebrow. Patient remained conscious, received water/juice/granola bar & was monitored by the RPh for an additional 30-40 minutes.

Muscle Pain (All Body) Sat. 1pm-Sun End of Day Fatigue (All Body) Sat. 1pm-Mon. 6am Cold Chills Sat. 1pm-Sun. 10am. Dizziness Sat. 1pm-Sun. 10am. Nausea Sat. 1pm-Sun. 10am.

A little under 48 hours after receiving second Moderna injection, I woke up with vertigo. I have never had vertigo before. The room was spinning horizontally and it would subside after sitting up for a short while. Once it subsided when I was sitting up, I laid down and the spinning began again. I got into the shower (dumb idea) and the spinning was no longer occurring, but I still felt off-balance and got a bit nauseous. It was at its worst for the hour after I woke up, but gradually has subsided since then. I did some vertigo relief maneuvers and they've helped, but I can tell I'm not 100% back to normal as of writing (11:54am). I would say I'm 90% back to normal. This could be a freak occurrence, but since I've never experienced vertigo before, I have a feeling the vaccine I received two days prior may have something to do with it.

Pt started complaining of feeling nauseous and light headed within a hour of his vaccination. He was able to eat a small meal; however, he started using the bathroom around 12:30pm and the diarrhea and nausea increased as the night progressed He denies vomiting, but by today he is very fatigued and possibly dehydrated.

Approx 15 minutes after receiveing 2nd dose of Moderna, patient reported feeling a "lump" in his throat. Symptoms progressed to light-headedness. Pt was administered epi and benadryl and transported by EMS to nearest emergency department.

Symptoms: Extreme pain immediately after injection at site, closely followed by racing heart and winded and dizzy, followed by sweating, blurred vision and confusion. Don't remember hitting horn to alert officials. Got out of car, dizzy and stumbled. Blacked out and fell to pavement. Don't remember falling, woke up with extreme mind cloudiness, drowsiness, and hands were numb to touch but felt extreme pressure on palms. When pressure subsided, finger tips felt inflamed.

Pt claimed that he faints after shots. Pt felt lightheaded immediately after vaccination. Had pt lie on the floor with feet elevated up on the chair. Gave pt ice pack to use on forehead. Pt felt better with 5-10 minutes.

Bloody diarrhea; Ulcerative colitis; Dizziness; Feeling "very sick"; Fatigue; Fever; Chills; Headaches; Nausea; This spontaneous case was reported by a physician (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of DIARRHOEA HAEMORRHAGIC (Bloody diarrhea) and COLITIS ULCERATIVE (Ulcerative colitis) in a 22-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. The patient's past medical history included Asthma and Eczema. On 05-Mar-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 09-Apr-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 09-Apr-2021, the patient experienced DIARRHOEA HAEMORRHAGIC (Bloody diarrhea) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), COLITIS ULCERATIVE (Ulcerative colitis) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), DIZZINESS (Dizziness), MALAISE (Feeling "very sick"), FATIGUE (Fatigue), PYREXIA (Fever), CHILLS (Chills), HEADACHE (Headaches) and NAUSEA (Nausea). On 09-Apr-2021, DIZZINESS (Dizziness), MALAISE (Feeling "very sick"), FATIGUE (Fatigue), PYREXIA (Fever), CHILLS (Chills), HEADACHE (Headaches) and NAUSEA (Nausea) had resolved. At the time of the report, DIARRHOEA HAEMORRHAGIC (Bloody diarrhea) and COLITIS ULCERATIVE (Ulcerative colitis) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): In April 2021, Colonoscopy: abnormal (abnormal) it appeared to be an "ulcerative colitis" on the entire colon. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. Concomitant medication mentioned topical cream NOS for eczema. Treatment information mentioned IV Methylprednisolone and Metamizole. The patient received both scheduled doses of mRNA-1273 prior to the events, therefore action taken with the drug in response to the events was not applicable. Company comments This case concerns a 22-year-old female hospitalized with serious unexpected events of diarrhea hemorrhagic and colitis ulcerative, nonserious unexpected dizziness, malaise, and expected pyrexia, chills, headache, fatigue, nausea. Event onset 24 hours after second dose mRNA-1273. Serious 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 reported excessive sweating, mild confusion, dizziness. Advised to self monitor and seek medical attention if worsening, may treat with APAP, fluids, rest, and diphenhydramine.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Additional Details: after receiving the Moderna Covid 19 vaccine, the patient passed out in the chair. When I got to him, he was unresponsive, but within seconds he became alert. He said he had a history of passing out after medical procedures (when seeing a md after finger surgery). He layed down for about 20 minutes, then sat back in chair. About 30 min after passing out, he said he was dizzy and passed out a 2nd time. He became alert after about 10 seconds. He was here about 30 more min then felt ok and left.

Patient received the first Moderna vaccine. After receiving the vaccination and while waiting 15 minutes, the patient became extremely light-headed and passed out out of the chair. Patient immediately regained consciousness and was helped back into chair by myself and his brother. Patient was still dizzy. I immediately told one associate to call 911 and another associate was able to call for management. Afterwards, I told an associate to go grab the patient a water and some hard candy to elevate his blood glucose. I confirmed that the patient has not had seizures in the past. The patient stated that he had not eaten very much today (just a smoothie) and wasn't adequately hydrated. I stayed with the patient the whole time until the paramedics arrived and were able to test his vitals. The patient was eventually cleared to go home and went home with his brother.

* Tuesday, March 16th, I received my first Moderna shot. No immediate symptoms, felt fine. * Thursday, March 25th (9 days post-vaccination), I was sitting at my desk and experienced some kind of visual distortion (my computer monitor bounced up and down 4 times in quick succession, even though I was perfectly still). Got up from my desk and laid down, and it went away. * Tuesday, March 30th (two weeks post-vaccination), I started experiencing persistent dizziness/imbalance. It was manageable for the first couple of days, and I still went about my daily activities. * Thursday, April 1st, symptoms got noticeably worse. I had a really bad episode of vertigo/dizziness in the afternoon. This spell of bad symptoms lasted until Saturday evening/Sunday morning. I wasn?t falling down, but I would describe it as akin to being on a boat in rough seas or a plane flying through a storm. Pressure in head and ears was intense. I?ve had longstanding tinnitus, but pitch/volume definitely seemed to change somewhat. My neck was incredibly stiff, and my throat felt somewhat ?tight? (tonsils or lymph nodes in neck felt enlarged). Took ibuprofen and Benadryl on and off over next several days. * Tuesday, April 27th, symptoms are ongoing. Still having imbalance, dizziness, and non-spinning vertigo, though less severe than previously.

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

Pt started feeling dizzy, eyes rolled, lost consciousness for a few seconds, lethargic, nauseous, pale, low BP

client received 1st Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine. Client was leaving observation room after fifteen mins when he informed RN he was feeling dizzy. RN had client sit down and began taking vitals. 15:52 vitals: blood pressure 142/84; pulse 64; oxygen 98%. Per client had only an orange all day and no water. RN gave client water. Client informed he would stay an additional 30 mins for observation, client agreed. PHN arrived, client sitting in chair, alert and oriented. Per client no relevant medical history, no medications and no history of allergies. Per client does not follow up with provider and unsure if he has history of high blood pressure. 1557 vitals: blood pressure 138/96, pulse 73, oxygen 98%. Per client starting to feel better. 1602 vitals: blood pressure 141/88. pulse 74, oxygen 98%. Client denied chest pain, shortness of breath, blurry vision, or headache. Client aware blood pressure high. Vitals: blood pressure 146/85, pulse 62, oxygen 98%. Per client headache, pain 1/10. PHN advised to get primary doctor to follow up on high blood pressure. ER precautions also given. Vitals at 1624: blood pressure 143/78, pulse 63, oxygen 98%. No complaints. Last vitals at 1637: blood pressure 139/77, pulse 64. Client left facility with steady gait at 1640.

pt tipped his head back and then fell & caught himself ( maybe fainted for 2 seconds) extremely white, clammy, sweaty, light headed. sat with him and he drank water ,for 15 minutes friend brought him home.

Patient complained of dizziness and light headed and started having numbness in hand including fingers where injection was. Patient reported no pain just numbness patients Pulse 72, R 18, BP 130/88. Gave patient water because he felt warm and flush and fanned him. Patient stated he was feeling better during post-op except the tingling and numbness. Informed patient after 25 minutes in post-vac that he should seek medical attention, go to Emergency Room or contact his doctor if the tingling and numbness do not go away or get worse. Patient left with wife and side he was okay.

Pt got lightheaded just a few minutes after receiving the vaccination. Pt has had this reaction to immunizations & blood draws in the past.

Customer fainted after his 1st Moderna covid-19 vaccine. He felt dizzy then fainted on the floor. There was no head injury. We called paramedic and they came checked his BP and asked him to sit on the chair and relax for 30 minutes. He was not admitted to hospital. He finished his 30 minutes observation period then went home. Before leaving pharmacy, He mentioned that he faint when having blood drawn at doctor's office. Unfortunately he did not tell us this before the vaccine and he selected NO on the Var question that asks about reaction after receiving a vaccination including fainting or feeling dizzy.

Patient has had history of fainting following immunization when he was "little" but hasn't had a reaction recently except for when doing a blood draw. Patient anticipated that if there were an issue it would happen immediately. Patient was for a few moments after administration and was moved from our immunization room to the patient waiting area. About 10 minutes after administration patient fainted and fell from chair to the floor. Patient came around after a few moments and was breathing and had a pulse throughout this time. When patient started to feel better he sat up and waited on the floor for about 10 additional minutes prior to standing up. Patient was feeling better at this time and was able to leave the pharmacy area.

Following the shot I experienced severe inflammation and pain in my left shoulder joint, and loss of range of motion in my shoulder. Symptoms persisted for several days and I eventually had to seek medical care and physical therapy. The is some speculation the vaccine was inject a little bit too high. Treatment with physical therapy has been effective for regaining my full range of motion and reducing pain.

Headache; Chills; Vertigo; Nausea; He threw up for about 20 minutes; He feels odd here and there; Random onset on backpain now, in the lumbar area; He almost passed out; Heart beat was 130; Fever of 100.6; This spontaneous case was reported by a non-health professional (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (He almost passed out), HEADACHE (Headache), CHILLS (Chills), VERTIGO (Vertigo), NAUSEA (Nausea) and VOMITING (He threw up for about 20 minutes) in a 22-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch nos. 046B21A and 037A21B) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 23-Mar-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 20-Apr-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 20-Apr-2021, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (He almost passed out) (seriousness criterion medically significant), VERTIGO (Vertigo) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), NAUSEA (Nausea) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), VOMITING (He threw up for about 20 minutes) (seriousness criterion hospitalization) and TACHYCARDIA (Heart beat was 130). On 20-Apr-2021 at 10:00 PM, the patient experienced HEADACHE (Headache) (seriousness criterion hospitalization) and CHILLS (Chills) (seriousness criterion hospitalization). On an unknown date, the patient experienced FEELING ABNORMAL (He feels odd here and there), BACK PAIN (Random onset on backpain now, in the lumbar area) and PYREXIA (Fever of 100.6). At the time of the report, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (He almost passed out), HEADACHE (Headache), CHILLS (Chills), VERTIGO (Vertigo), VOMITING (He threw up for about 20 minutes), TACHYCARDIA (Heart beat was 130), FEELING ABNORMAL (He feels odd here and there), BACK PAIN (Random onset on backpain now, in the lumbar area) and PYREXIA (Fever of 100.6) outcome was unknown and NAUSEA (Nausea) had resolved. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 20-Apr-2021, Body temperature: 100.6 (High) 100.6. On 20-Apr-2021, Heart rate: abnormal (abnormal) Resting heart rate was 130. Additionally irregular heartbeat reported.. Patient got to the hospital where he was given pain medication and medication for vertigo. He was in the hospital for 6.5-7 hours.When he was discharged nausea went away and it took him 48 hours after ER visit to feel normal. Concomitant medication information not provided. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not applicable. 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 US-MODERNATX, INC.-MOD-2021-114588 (E2B Linked Report).; 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. US-MODERNATX, INC.-MOD-2021-114588:dose 1

Patient received shot in Left arm and after a few minutes became to feel dizzy and warm. Patient felt nauseous. Pharmacist applied Ice pack to patient's head. Dizziness and warmness subsided after 5 minutes.

Patient lost consciousness for under one minute. When he lost consciousness his blood pressure dropped and he fell forward (didn't hit the floor). He was given water to bring up his blood pressure and cool rags to cool him off.

After the vaccine was given, he was escorted to a chair.. Once he sat in the chair he started to faint, he was in and out for a few minutes. The pharmacist went to get cold towels , water and something to fan him. The cold towel was put on his forehead a little water was splashed around his neck and he was fanned for about 15 minutes. A family member came to help him home after he felt better.

patient became dizzy and light headed, took blood pressure with automatic cuff and it was 90/60mmhg. patient then vomitted. patient has a history of panic attacks. patients girlfriend put a wet rag on his neck and pharmacist gave him some water. after 15 minutes patient's blood pressure was back to 108/80mmHg and he was feeling better

Tightness in chest, pain in chest, and shortness of breath. Started late May 13, subsided enough to get some sleep. Awakened by the pain and shortness of breath around 7:30 am May 14. Unable to get out of bed. Called 911 for ambulance. Patient was taken to Hospital Cardiac. EKG showed ST elevation, thus L & R Catheterization was performed. Negative for MI, but diagnosed with Pericarditis, kept overnight in hospital and prescribed Indomethacin (Indocin) 3 times daily for 14 days. Released from hospital May 15. Recovery continues at home.

High fever approximately 12 hours after injection of second shot and drowsiness approximately 4 hours after injection. During the fever, had significant trouble walking and moving any part of body. Significant arm soreness at site of injection. All symptoms resolved themselves within 24 hours of receiving the vaccine aside from the arm soreness which resolved itself within 72 hours.

Felt lightheaded, dizziness, then leaned back passed out and was unresponsive with convulsions for 5 seconds then started responding again. Couldn't see for 15 seconds then threw up. After fluids and crackers waited for 20 minutes and then was fine.

After getting the second Moderna vaccine, patient immediately claimed to be light-headed. I had the patient go to the floor and elevate his legs on the chair. I gave the patient a cold pack. He started feeling better after 15 minutes.

Systemic: Abdominal Pain-Severe, Systemic: Body Aches Generalized-Severe, Systemic: Chills-Severe, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Headache-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Severe, Systemic: Vomiting-Severe, Additional Details: AFTER RECEIVING THE VACCINE, AROUND 3PM, PT SEEMED AOX3, AFTER ABOUT 5 MINUTES, PATIENT BECAME EXTREMELY PALE AND BECAME EXTREMELY FLUSHED, AND WAS PERSPIRING. PATIENT CONCOMITTANTLY BECAME NAUSEOUS WITH ABDOMINAL PAIN, AND HEADACHE, AFTER WHICH (~5MIN) PROCEEDED TO VOMIT. PATIENT LEFT STORE AFTER ABOUT 30 MINUTES AFTER HE BEGAN TO FEEL BETTER. SPOKE WITH PT BRIEFLY THIS MORNING (5/24/2021) AND PT STATED HE IS FEELING MUCH BETTER, AND HAD NO ADDITIONAL S/Sx OF VACCINE REACTION.

Per the nursing supervisor and medical records, this patient developed chest pressure, dizziness and shortness of breath 3 days after his second moderna vaccination.

Very serious aches and pains in my joints. Fever, sore throat, pain in arm. Swollen glands and stiff joints. All started around 9 Pm

Patient got up from seat to get water, begin to see lights, fell forward/ employee caught him, didn't quite remember falling, we had patient lie on ground, elevate feet, placed cold pack on head, and cloth underneath head. Called EMS, they arrived shortly

Three to five minutes following vaccine administration patient was collapsed to the ground then immediately got up and sat on the floor. When I got to him he was sweating and his arms were twitching. Even though he was alert, he was struggling to straighten his arms. I made a 911 call and then administered one dose of epipen then within a minute he thanked me for the epipen and he said he is feeling much better. Finally the paramedics came in and asked him if he still wants to go for further checkups. He agreed and left the store with the paramedics.

PATIENT WAS ADMINISTERED HIS FIRST DOSE OF THE MODERNA COVID VACCINE AND APPEARED TO BE FINE AFTERWARD. HE MOVED FROM THE IMMUNIZATION BOOTH TO A SEAT OUT IN FRONT OF THE PHARMACY, AND A FEW MINUTES AFTER HIS VACCINE HE PASSED OUT AND FELL OVER OUT OF THE SEAT. A CODE WHITE WAS CALLED, BUT THE PATIENT REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS QUICKLY AFTER PASSING OUT, AND WAS MOVED BACK INTO A SEAT WITH ARMS. HE TOOK A FEW SIPS OF WATER AND APPEARED TO HAVE MOSTLY RECOVERED, BUT THE PATIENT LOST CONSCIOUSNESS IN THE SEAT AGAIN A FEW MINUTES LATER. EMS WERE CALLED TO CHECK OUT THE PATIENT, BUT WHEN THEY ARRIVED HE APPEARED TO HAVE MOSTLY RECOVERED AND SHOWED NO MORE SIGNS OF PASSING OUT AGAIN. EMS CLEARED HIM TO GO HOME AND ADVISED HIM TO GO TO THE ER IF HE HAD ANY MORE ISSUES LATER.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Additional Details: Patient got up from observation to ask for a glass of water. On the way back to his seat, he fainted into the aisle and fell to the floor. Upon hitting the floor he immediately woke up and was profusively sweating. The patient was taken out by the EMT after 911 was called. Patient said he felt fine and back to normal after waking up and that he has fainted due to vaccines before.

Extreme Dizziness and Vertigo onset exactly a month after second dose. No seasonal allergies. Antibiotics have not worked.

Approximately 10 min into the post-vaccination waiting period, patient collapsed out of his chair. Patient stated that he started feeling hot and dizzy and that's all he remembers/

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: clenched fists----rigid muscles-Medium, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: pt has anxiety w/ needles---possible panic attack

pt presents to the ED for sore throat, chills and dizziness that he attributes to the second dose of the Moderna vaccine which he received on 29Jun2021 at 1400.

I was sitting calmly as weekend classes were ending. I experienced a rapid heart rate followed by numbness in hands, legs and eventually face. I couldn't walk or breathe. I was transported to the hospital by ambulance and was told by the paramedics that I was having a panic attack.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hypertension-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: He felt lightheaded, tried to stand up and get the pharmacy staff's attention, then fell. He said he doesnt remember the fall. The pharmacy staff helped him to sit up and he asked for water. He felt sweaty and clammy, asked the pharmacist to hold his hands. The LVN came over to check on him and started taking his BP, he then felt nauseated and threw up. The pharmacy called 911, the EMT came and every thing checked out normal. The LVN called his family and he is resting in the LVN's room.

Pt was receiving 1st dose of Moderna vaccine. I noticed he seemed very tense and nervous. I had difficulty getting him to relax his arm. Seconds within giving him the shot he fell forward hitting his head on the ground. He came to within a few seconds with no recollection of what happened. I gave him some water and had him sit down. I asked if he had any previous reactions to a vaccine, he said he hasn't but he does get lgih

Pt.'s grandmother states that after receiving the 2nd dose of Moderna 06/16/2021, started experiencing with extreme weight lost and slight cough. Primary visit (Blood work, X-rays, Chest X-ray) showing Thyroid levels elevated. Specialist seen 06/29/2021, Ultrasound continuing current medications. Follow-Up visit scheduled for 07/16/2021. Still experiencing extreme light-headness, weakness, loss of appetite.

7/6/2021: Hemoptysis, ringing in ears, felt like fainting, shortness of breath -- Right Lower Chest Pain -- EMS called 7/7/2021: ER evaluation showed Acute Pulmonary Embolism --- > Admitted to hospital--- > IV Heparin --- > Xarelto. Also IV Rocephin + Azithromycin. Blood Cultures Negative x 2. EKG Sinus tach 103. Light Hemoptysis continued x 3 days. Venous Duplex Bilateral Lower Extremities Negative for DVT. 7/10/2021: Bilateral Upper Extremity Venous Duplex Negative. 7/12/2021: Discharged Home

Patient described dizziness, decreased heart rate (67 bpm). Thought may be anxiety driven but had patient put feet up and wait an additional 15 minutes. Lasted less than 30 minutes, patient stated fine and left clinic shortly after 30 minutes.

Had vaccine on 1/7/2021 afternoon, the next morning and Saturday and Sunday developed difficulty breathing, dizziness, fatigue, headache and went to Medical Center ER was evaluated and a COVID test was done. Results pending. No blood work, CXR, or EKG was done. Patient reports symptoms are now intermittent seem to be improving. Patient will check on hospital website for COVID results

Patient was found unconscious and smelling salts were used. He did return to consciousness. Reported feeling nauseous and dizzy. Vital signs were taken by EMS. Escorted to ambulance for observation, vital signs were retaken. Decision was made to transport to ED.

PT RECEIVED VACCINE, 30 MINUTES LATER EXPERIENCED LIGHT HEADEDNESS AND FAINTED AT CHECKSTAND. DID NOT HIT HEAD

8pm: Headache, pain at injection site 3am: Woke up with extreme chills, severe night sweats and fever of 10.5 7am: Chills, fever, severe pain when moving arm at injection site 9am: Chills subsided, severe migraine, and fatigue, low grade fever 3pm: All symptoms subsided except for pain at injection site and headache

After 8 days of receiving the vaccine, on Jan 28th at 8am, I developed a dizziness that stayed the whole day with me. On Jan 29th, I still have the dizziness and at 1pm on Jan 29th, I developed a new soreness in my left arm where the shot was taken. I have soreness in my left arm and dizziness still and it is currently 10:55pm CST on Jan 29th.

Dizziness reported. Upon standing felt lightheadedness. BP 131/74, HR 87. Monitored for additional 15 minutes. No further complaints. BP 118.77 HR 93. Released home after monitored for 30 minutes total.

pt c/o of flu like symptoms after receiving 2nd COVID vaccine dose at 1100 02FEB2021. Pt reports fever (tmax 101F), chills, N/V, generalized body aches, h/a, sore throat, and dizziness. Pt states flu-like symptoms after getting 2nd COVID vaccine shot yesterday. Pt states fever, chills, n/v, dizziness, HA, sore throat, bodyache. Pt's left tonsil swollen. Pt states 1 episode of vomiting today 0100 without blood, 8/10 constant bodyache. Pt denies taking medication PTA.

Patient had vasovagal type reaction at 1:59 PM . Appeared pale, felt faint and complained of facial tingling . BP was 164/81 P 102 . Rechecked after 10 minutes. BP 134/84 and P 81. Symptoms resolved after 20 minutes and patient left . Writer attempted contact with client later that day and left messages on 1/29/21 and 1/30/21 . Spoke with patient on 2/2/21 and he reported no further symptoms.

Contractor presented for Dose 1 of Moderna Covid Vaccine. At 1100, contractor reported headache. PMH: undiagnosed hypertension, heart palpitations. VS 1100 BP 129/67 HR j55 02sat 99% RA VS 1118 BP 138/83 HR 55 02sat 99% RA 1215 BP 148/75 HR 53 02sat 100% RA 1144 Headache resolved, reports lightheadedness 1155 Reported nausea 1215- all symptoms resolved. Contractor left observation area accompanied by his supervisor.

Patient reported feeling lightheaded and dizzy minutes after receiving vaccine. Some diaphoresis. No overt fainting. VS: BP 110/66; P82; RR 16; Pulse Ox: 98%

Fever at 7am at 2/20. Fever is 102.2. Extreme fatigue, sore muscles. Hard to walk and keep balance. Dry mouth. Head ache. Numbness in arms

Patient describes becoming dizzy after getting second MODERNA COVID-19 dose about three days after. Patient reports feeling lightly dizzy almost on a daily basis having one to two episodes per day. Usually having the first episode at the start of the day and getting the second one at the end of the day when resting.

Became diaphoretic, pale, clammy, faint B/P 111/71, HR= 50 Stated feeling dizzy, ringing in ears, unable to remain alert/focused. LOC intermittently for several seconds for about 10 minutes total time

I started to feel dizzy throughout the day the day after the shot. I saw that some serious side effects was dizziness but it was the day after which is why I?m not super worried but I am concerned. I?ve tired to lay drink whatever and lay down but once getting up I feel dizzy.

A couple of hours after my fist dose Moderna vaccine, my left arm began to hurt, I also developed headaches, body aches and left arm swelling. At 1am-2am, I could not move my left arm and my fever was 103.3F. I contacted urgent care who told me to take Ibuprofen as pain medication. My symptoms did decrease although I still have today difficulty sleeping and sweat at night which I did not have before the vaccine.

Patient returned to the vaccine room on 15MAR21 at 0315 complaining of fatigue and dizziness. Patient stayed for approximately 20 minutes before going home at 0335. He will follow-up with our onsite nurse as needed.

patient received 1st dose of Moderna Covid 19 shot around 3pm on 3-15-21 and did not feel well right after. patient sat in the rx waiting room chair and asked for help. RPH went out and patient said he felt very very dizzy and that his whole body tingled. Patient stated this has never happened before. patient was given water and proceeded to shortly lose consciousness. Ambulance was called and they fully checked him out and said all vitals were fine and that patient could leave whenever he felt OK to do so. Patient ended up sticking around in pharmacy waiting area for around 1 hour in total and then left around 4pm, stating he felt much better and was fine to drive home.

Patient passed out and slid out of his chair while waiting after receiving his vaccine. The fall was witnessed by NP and aid was provided, immediately. Patient was laid flat on the floor and his Covid mask was removed. Patient returned to conscious state <5 seconds after onset of event. BP was checked while laying down (130/76 HR 80) and patient was given water and a pillow. Patient was allowed to sit after 5-7 mins but began to get dizzy, again. He was taken by wheelchair to clinic and allowed to lay on an exam table. A snack was provided and NP remained with patient until he was d/c'd at 10:05 am. His d/c BP was 128/78 (HR 65). Patient was reminded to alert staff to this event with his next vaccination.

Lightheaded, blurring of vision . Paleness , diaphoresis Hypotensive and bradycardia. Shock . Remained awake BP 58/30 Pulse 40 / min Immediately sent to Emergency Department

Vasal Vagal response. Vitals 72/24 initial and 102/58 at D/C. Placed pt in Trendelenburg No SOB, some dizziness and diaphoretic. After B/P more stable sat pt up pt was able to walk after 15 minutes without any difficulty. Dr. and Dr. assessed patient and ok to go home.

Patient felt faint, dizzy within 2 minutes of receiving first dose of Moderna Covid-19 vaccine. Appeared very pale, slow to respond. Called for medical assistance. Dr. responded. Patient found to have pulse of 68, complained of tightness of chest. 911 called - EMS responded. Patient given oxygen and taken ED with father., 12/01/2020. Dosage No: 1.

5 minutes after shot, pt slid from chair and fell backward; witness said pt suffered from mild seizure; paramedics were called and pt was assessed; pt has no history of epilepsy but did have a fainting episode years ago when giving blood; he also stated he hasn't eaten or drank anything today; he declined transport to hospital but is getting a parent to pick him up; paramedics highly suggested that parent take him to the ER or urgent care

Patient received his first dose of Moderna COVID vaccine at 17:51 and reported at 18:04 that he had a tingling feeling go down his arms to his fingers, then felt light-headed and dizzy. Nurse noted he appeared pale and diaphoretic and took vital signs at 18:07 BP-105/50, P-85, R-18, O2-99%; 18:13 BP-124/59, P-63, R-18, O2-99%; 18:20 BP-142/62, P-81, R-16; 18:30 BP-137/85, P-81, O2-99%. At that time he reported feeling much better and was able to leave the vaccine clinic. RN did suggest f/u with Primary care provider about symptoms

Lightheaded and trouble breathing. Pt was anxious. Had some water, rested with elevated legs and felt better. Ambulated out of facility without assistance

Syncopal episode that occurred within 15 minutes of vaccination. Patient recovered after rest and snacks. No injuries noted from fall. Discharged to home after evaluation and monitoring.

Patient was waiting for a 15 minute observational period. During the observation he started experiencing dizziness, light headedness and loss of hearing. Patient stood up to notify observation staff of his symptoms and had a syncopal episode and was moved to a cot. Patient soon regained consciousness and observational staff took a first set of vital signs with BP 128/72, O2 97% and strong pulse of 108 Bpm. Patient continued having dizziness for approximately 10 minutes after the event occurred. Onsite medical staff offered an ambulance transport to a nearby medical facility and patient reused against medical advice. Medical staff took a second set of vital signs with BP 124/76, O2 99%, strong pulse 78 BPM. Medical staff took patient out on a wheel chair and patient had a relative drive him home.

Faint; Migraine; Dizzy; Disoriented; Joint pain; Fatigue; Muscle pain; Nausea; Slight fever; A spontaneous report was received from a consumer concerning a 23 year old, male patient, who experienced faint (syncope), migraine, dizziness, fatigue, disoriented (disorientation), joint pain (arthralgia), muscle pain (myalgia), nausea, and slight fever (pyrexia). The patient's medical history was not provided. Concomitant products known to have been used by the patient, within two weeks prior to the events, included allergy medication unspecified. On unspecified date, the patient received their first of two planned doses of mRNA-1273 for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. On 10-FEB-2021, the patient received their second of two planned doses of mRNA-1273 (Lot number: 013L20A) intramuscularly in the left arm for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. On 10-FEB-2021, after vaccination, the patient experienced faint, migraine, dizzy, fatigue, disoriented, joint pain, muscle pain, nausea and slight fever. Treatment for the event included Ibuprofen and Excedrin. The patient received both scheduled doses of mRNA-1273 prior to the events; therefore, action taken with the drug in response to the events is not applicable. The event of faint was considered recovered. The outcome for the events of migraine, dizziness, fatigue, disoriented (disorientation), joint pain (arthralgia), muscle pain (myalgia), nausea, and slight fever (pyrexia) was considered 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.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension (BP 88/73, HR 91), Amnesia? Did not remember what occured.-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Additional Details: Pt was layed on floor and feet elevated. BP during incident was 88/73, HR was 91. Pt recovered briefly after, but did not remember what happened.

Patient indicated on consent form that he had never had a reaction after receiving a vaccine before. Pharmacist on duty administered vaccine to patient. Patient walked from the vaccine administration location to the waiting area and sat down. Pharmacist heard a loud thud, and customer yelled "call 911" 911 was called, and patient was given a pillow under his head, and a blanket covering his body. He was unconscious for about 5 seconds, then came to. He was able to answer questions correctly like his name, and what year it is. Management came to help and take care of patient also. EMT arrived and took patient's BP and blood glucose levels. EMT recommended a snack because patient had not eaten yet today. Patient was given cheetos and water. EMT stayed to monitor patient until his vitals returned to normal. Patient told EMT that he has fainted about 8 times previously after giving blood, but never after receiving a vaccine. Came to pick him up so he did not have to drive home. Patient stated he had chipped his tooth when he fell from the chair.

About a minute after the vaccination, the patient's head fell to the side, and he was unconscious. He seized for less than 1 minute. He was placed on the floor at which point he regained consciousness. He felt warm all over his body and fatigued. About 30 minutes later, he was still fatigued, and when he went to stand, he felt lightheaded again. He was taken to the hospital in an ambulance.

Patient had syncope symptoms and gave ice pack and asked him to put his head between his legs to help with the dizziness, took BP and was normal and found out he was pre-diabetic so I gave a coke in case it was low sugar, he felt better 30-45 mins post-vaccine and returned to work, he came back after 5 minutes feeling cold and spinning, so we called EMS and asked him to lay down with feet elevated and covered him to try to keep him warm. EMS arrived and conversed with patient, took vitals, and recommended him to go home and rest as he was finally feeling better; overall, it took roughly 3 hours for symptoms to completely fade.

pt slumped in chair and fainted about 5 minutes after vaccine, was unconscious for about 10 seconds, came to suddenly, very disoriented. Very sweaty and continued to drift in and out of consciousness. No sign of andioedema or swelling of any kind. He was able to communicate mostly, just very drowsy and disoriented. EMT was called and was assessed. He refused going to hospital, remained at store for about 45 minutes after incident. Went home with family still somewhat dazed.

PATIENT RECEIVED THE FIRST DOSE OF MODERNA VACCINE WITHIN FIVE MINUTES PATIENT WAS DIAPHORETIC, LIGHTHEADED , AND HAD COMPLAINTS OF SHORTNESS OF BREATH. PATIENT WAS TRANSPORTED TO ER PER WHEELCHAIR PATIENT REQUIRE BENADRYL, IV FLUIDS, AND SOLUMEDROL. PATIENT REPORTED SYMPTOMS RESOLVED AND PATIENT WAS DISCHARGED FROM ER AND INSTRUCTED TO FOLLOW UP WITH PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN IF NEEDED.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: felt unwell, fell out of recovery chair and hit head. Patient monitored on floor with feet elevated until rescue came and took patient to ER and was monitored. Went home same day and returned to work the next day, feeling better

Patient had nausea, dizziness, shivering, trembling, and sweating, BP 101/51, HR76, RR12, T99.1. Symptoms did not resolve after 25 minutes, ED was called and patient taken to ED. Upon arrival to ED, was hyperventilating and had anxiety. ED BP 121/74 HR77 RR20, T98.2F. EKG normal. Monitored in ED, then discharged once stable.

Systemic: Chills-Severe, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Seizure-Severe

covid vaccine sickness. presents with chills, dizziness, n/, coughing, sore and tenderness on injection site a/f 2nd Moderna on 6 Apr.

Within 30 minutes of receiving the vaccine, the patient felt hot, was dizzy and fatigued. At 2238, the patient was given Benadryl 25 mg po. Patient went home at 2246.

PATIENT STATED HE WAS FEELING REALLY HOT AND DIZZY. PATIENT WAS HOT TO TOUCH. PATIENT THEN STATED HE WAS HAVING DIFFICULTY BREATHING. I HAD HIM LAY DOWN AND ELEVATED HIS FEET. KEPT TALKING TO HIM AND ASKED HIM IF HE FELT LIKE HIS BREATHING WAS GETTING WORSE AND HE SAID YES. I ASKED TO CALL 911 AND I ADMINISTERED ONE DOSE OF AN EPI PEN INTO HIS RIGHT THIGH. WITHIN 30 SECONDS I ASKED HIM HOW HE WAS FEELING AND HE SAID HE COULD BREATH BETTER, HIS SKIN STARTED FEELING COOLER TO THE TOUCH. PARAMEDICS ARRIVED AND TOOK HIM ON TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM.

Pt received the vaccine at 7:15pm and was told to wait in the observation area for the required 15 minutes. The pharmacist started to walk back to his station when he heard a thud. He turned to look at the patient and they were face down on the ground. The pharmacist put his hand on the patient's shoulder to check if they were okay. Patient had urinated and left a puddle on the ground. When the patient awoke, they stated that they were okay except for a sore head. The pharmacist checked their head for any scrapes, bruises, or bumps. None were found and the patient was asked to wait in a chair for an extra 25 minutes. Personally monitored for 5 minutes for additional syncope then had their companion stay close to them. After waiting for 30 minutes, the patient said they felt fine and asked to leave.

Pt present with dizziness. Pt stated that he wanted to go to bathroom and began feeling lightheadedness. Pt stated he has had 10 syncopal episodes in the past. Pt was immediately put into supine position with lower extremities elevated. Vital signs stable: BP 122/70, HR 92, RR 16, temp 97.8, and spO2 98%. Pt felt better after hydrating and laying down. Wished to go home, so went home.

Patient (002956225) - received Moderna vaccination (Lot # 0011A21A) on 04/16/2021 at 09:02 in the left arm by RN. 0904 Patient began walking from the Vaccine station towards Observation. After approximately 20? feet, LPN in another vaccine station down the line, noticed the patient stumbling towards the wall. She observed him stumble/fall into the wall, hitting his head, then began falling to the floor. LPN came around her partition, called for help and was immediately assisted by LPN. The two nurses assisted the patient to the floor. They reported his eyes were fully dilated and he began having light, full-body shakes. The two nurses turned the patient on his side and held his head. Waters said the patient was able to answer all questions appropriately. The full body shakes lasted approximately 30 seconds. The Patient did not lose consciousness. 0905 Lead Nurse arrived noting the patient was lying on the floor in the prone position exhibiting mild seizure like activity and his pupils were dilated. Patient was rolled onto his side until the seizure like activity subsided, lasting for approximately 30 seconds. 0905 IC/PSC called 911, PD. The site Medical Protocols plan was activated. 0906 Vital signs were obtained: Blood pressure: 96/80, HR 78, 02 at 91% on room air. A neuro check was performed on the patient and he was noted to be alert and oriented x3. Patient stated he had not eaten anything prior to coming in. Patient was assisted to a seated position while still on the floor. Patient was given water, juice, a banana and other snacks. Nurses in the Observation Station noticed the incident from across the arena and brought the EpiPens, AED, Blood Pressure Cuff and med bag. 0910 Vital signs were obtained: BP 104/47, HR 50, 02 98% on room air and respirations 18. Patient remained fully alert and oriented but noted to have mild tremors of both hands. 0915 TFD, followed shortly by EMS, arrived on scene at and assumed care of the Patient. 0926 Patient decided to be transport to the Hospital and was removed from facility via stretcher.

pt became faint after injection, sat in waiting area, cold compress applied, pt ok to leave after 15 minutes

Patient received COVID-19 vaccination (Moderna) at 12:04pm. He sat at the table for observation period ?stood up and turned, stated he was feeling nauseated, took a step forward and then fainted forward onto a different table. Staff responded and lowered him backward onto the floor. Vitals assessed ?BP 100/62, P 72, O2 SAT 98% on room air. Ice pack applied to forehead; patient sweaty but responding, stated hands tingled but no other complaint. Breathing regular, not labored. Admits he had a similar reaction to a vaccination about 3 years ago ?does not recall type of vaccine but agreed not life threatening reaction. Denied having any allergies that he is aware of. Admits he did not eat recently. Patient stated he did not hit his face when he fell onto the table, denied physical injury. Assisted to sit up while on floor for a while, then to stand and sit back onto a chair. Given bottle of water and granola bar. Orthostatic blood pressure checked at 12:25pm ?sitting blood pressure was 110/72 and standing 108/62. Patient stated feeling well; had him wait out a 30-minute observation period rather than 15-minute period. Walked out of building with staff and his sister; encouraged sister to drive them home, and for him to eat.

patient almost fainted in waiting area. technician had to catch him before he fell. He was feeling woozy , We gave him some water and candy and he started feeling better and father came to pick him up . pt also stated this happened before with other injections,

Pt fainted, fell off his chair onto the floor where he was convulsing. He then regained consciousness shortly after. Sweaty, clammy, pale, did not remember what happened. Asked "what happened?". 911 was called, the paramedics came. Took vitals. They administered IV fluids and wheeled him out on a gurney in a neck brace.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Additional Details: Patient recieved the vaccine (sitting) and was instructed to sit for 15 minutes post vaccination.After about 5 minutes, patient stated that he was feeling light headed. Patient was seated when he fainted and was out for about 12-15 seconds. Patient came back and was able to speak with us.We provided him some water and called the EMT's. EMT's looked after patient/checked vitals and everything was okay. Patient states he has a fear of needles. Called patient a few hours after the incident to check

Patient received vaccine. Within 2 minutes, he felt lightheaded and sweaty. He stood up to go to the observation area. We had him sit-down and place his head lower than his chest. He almost immediately felt better. He had flown in. He mentioned he had not drank much water since, but he had eaten. He was fine after the observation period and left.

c/o lightheaded, diaphoretic, placed in recliner, BP 110/64 P 60, cold cloth to forehead and behind neck. Back to baseline post sitting BP 122/78 p 88, standing Bp 121/78 P 93, ambulated to exit with Mom

After sitting about 15 minutes, patient said he felt lightheaded. He was pale and a little clammy. Gave patient water & stayed with him, because "he might faint". Blood pressure was taken. Initially was low, subsequent readings improved. No Epipen was given. He was talking & seemed to be improving. He was nervous, so 911 was called. He was much better by the time the EMTs arrived. The entire event including EMTs was @ 20 minutes. He felt well enough to shop in the store after.

Pt reported feeling light headed, clammy and pale. Placed in semifowler's position, given a bottle of water to drink and felt better. VSS and within acceptable parameters.

Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Breathing-Medium, Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Swallowing, Throat Tightness-Mild, Systemic: Chest Tightness / Heaviness / Pain-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Additional Details: Approximately 5 minutes after getting Moderna Covid Vaccine, pt complained of chest pain, throat tightening and shortness of breath. I Administered Generic epinepherine auto injector to his right thigh, and within minute or two, his breathing normalized but pt still had throat tightness. EMS arrived at that point and examined the pt and transported him to local hospital.

Within 5 minutes post-vaccination, the patient began to feel dizzy and requested some water. He looked pallid, felt cold and clammy. I helped the patient out of his chair and onto the floor. I retrieved an instant cold pack and prepared it. When I returned to the patient 45 seconds later, he said the coolness of the ground helped. He did not feel dizzy anymore but his fingers were still tingling. I gave him the cold pack to place behind his neck and provided him a bottle of water. I had him lie prone for another 5 minutes. When I re-assessed, he was no longer feeling any negative symptoms and he no longer looked pale nor felt clammy.

patient passed out 15 minutes after receiving shot. fell out of chair onto floor. helped up and sat in chair. pt was pale, tunnel vision and could not answer questions. gave some water and a granola bar because patient had not eaten since night before. called squad, pt refused treatment. stayed for another 30 minutes until determined ok to leave on his own volition.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Systemic: Weakness-Mild, Additional Details: 5 minutes after vaccine was given, patient complained of blurry vision, lightheadedness, dizziness and L arm tingling and weakness extending to the digits. Resolved within 10 minutes after oral fluids and feet elevation. No lingering effects >2 hours after this event.

Patient fainted after receiving his dose of the vaccine. Pharmacist was alerted by another customer that patient fell out of his chair. Patient was responsive as soon as pharmacist arrived. Patient states he does not think he hit his head. States he has fainted from needles in the past, but failed to inform pharmacist on VAR sheet. Patient denied emergent medical treatment and left 15 minutes later with his father.

Approx. 5 minutes following vaccine administration the patient developed a transient loss of consciousness resulting in a fall causing a small abrasion to his left forehead. The patient regained consciousness immediately. He was alert and oriented. No witnessed convulsions were reported. He denied any further neurological symptoms. He reported that he did eat breakfast. He denied symptoms of anaphylaxis or severe allergy symptoms. By this time, paramedics arrived and the his blood pressure (and orthostatics), pulse, blood sugar, pulse oximetry, EKG findings were all within normal limits. He refused to be taken to the Emergency Room as well as treatment for the head abrasion. There were no physical signs of fracture. The patient ambulated out of the clinical without difficulty, accompanied by his girlfriend. S/sx of concussion were discussed w/ patient and he or his family members are instructed to call 911 should he development further syncope or other neurological symptoms.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Additional Details: Patient received the vaccine and fainted 3-5 minutes later. Patient was standing when he fainted and upon fainting fell down backwards and hit his head on the floor. Paramedics/911 was called immediately. Patient was unresponsive for about 5-10 seconds. Upon waking up, patient seemed dazed at first, but quickly realized where he was and was responsive to questions. Paramedics took patient's blood pressure - it was low - and patient was taken to emergency room for further assessment/monitoring.

Patient began to feel dizzy with headache almost immediately after receiving vaccine. Patient approached counter to let us know of symptoms and then fainted, hitting his head. Paramedics were called and arrived shortly after. Patient was given ice pack. Patient remained responsive throughout encounter. Patient did not go to the hospital and instead went home with family after paramedics took vitals.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Vomiting-Mild

Individual stated he was anxious about needles and the vaccine. Within 10 minutes of receiving the vaccine, he stated he was lightheaded, fatigued and slightly nauseated. He did not faint. He was given cold water and we had him lay down. We observed him for 30 minutes after onset of symptoms. He was too fatigued to go back to work. He was escorted home. We checked on him 5 hours after the vaccine. He stated he was still very fatigued but was not lightheaded or nauseated. He was able to eat and drink.

Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Systemic: Weakness-Mild

patient started feeling light headed in the chair after the vaccination, then he started to faint and fall out of the chair. our cashier caught him, we then got him onto the ground. he was very pale, sweaty, nauseous, and dizzy. he fainted a second time while sitting on the floor. we got him a garbage can in case he got sick, and an ice pack and bottle of water to help cool him down. after 10 minutes he stated he felt much better, and he went back into the chair. we asked him to wait another 15 minutes to make sure he was okay because he had to drive himself home. after that period of time i took his blood pressure and it was normal. he said he was going to go get something to eat here in the store before driving and he would come back to let us know if he started feeling sick again.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient slumped on chair at observation area within 5 minutes of vaccination but quickly regained consciousness when rph attempted to assist patient. Patient did not hit the ground and was unconscious for less than 30 seconds. patient urinated on self. blood pressure reading was 107/75mmhg and temperature was 97. Patient was monitored for more than 30 minutes afterward and left with a family member.

Lightheaded,dizziness, nausea. seen by onsite EMT. pt. released at 13:00. B/P 122/74. O2:100% ARA HR:86 Recorded by RN

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Additional Details: Patient reported feeling lightheaded and dizzy. patient sat in chair, removed mask to get air and drank some water. 911 was called as a precaution. a cool compress was placed on back of pt neck as directed by 911. vitals were within normal limits. pt reported feeling normal and walked to ambulance to sign paperwork as he reported not needing to go to the hospital.

patient was seated in chair in waiting area about 2-3 minutes after vaccine. he started seizing and straightening up his body and began falling out of chair. i ran over and caught him before he fell all the way out. i supported him in the chair for about 10 seconds and he came to. the whole ordeal only lasted about 15 seconds. he said he felt weird and remembered dropping his phone. he stated he did not eat that morning. i gave him water and a snack and we watched him while EMS was called. they showed up in about 5 minutes. took vitals, everything came back normal. pt did not have hx of any disease states. parent picked him up from pharmacy.

after receiving 2nd dose of covid vaccine, pt was told to sit for 15 min. once patient got up he felt dizzy and fell. Ambulance came and provided first aid. Then patient left with caregiver . He will go to a hospital.

lightheadedness/ tingling sensation in head, fatigue, loose stools, sore throat, nasal congestion, dry itchy skin. all started about a week after vaccination. patient evaluated one week after symptom onset. no concerning findings

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

10:25am feel nauseated Vital signs 122/82 Pulse 67 pulse ox 99%; 10:35am patient reports feeling very anxious and dizziness; 10:50am pt reports chest pain; 911 called; BP 136/86, Pulse 77, Pulse ox 98%. 10:55 am EMS arrives patient monitored, glucose 83; no abnormalities in cardiac monitoring. 11:03 released by EMS - instructed to rest and take deep breaths.

The evening of vaccine, patient started experiencing ringing in both ears and loss of hearing. The next day, hearing and ringing had not improved. Patient began vomiting and experienced extreme vertigo. On the third day, condition had not changed. Patient's urine is dark and he cannot keep down any food.

Arm soreness/aches started about 6hrs in (though injection sight was tender/sensitive to the touch pain became mostly localized around the armpit and shoulder area. Where the pectoral connects under the arm), then around 8hrs a headache and chills started. Chills and headache progressed and got significantly worse throughout the night. By around18hrs headache had progressed to a migraine and nausea started (likely due to the migraine). Simply sitting up in bed was enough to push nausea to vomiting at which the migraine subsided for about 30min-1hr. Chills and aching arm persisted. By 24hrs headache/migraine was nearly completely gone and chills had subsided. Arm pain persisted and got worse. Noticed around this time that there seemed to be mild swelling in the armpit. Around 48hrs in armpit area is still feels slightly swollen and causes a good bit a pain depending on how arm moves/rests. Injection sight still lightly tender. (currently the only symptom persisting)

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fell over after a few minutes after vaccine. Pt was standing by pharmacy, declined sitting. Patient reports feeling a little dizzy, heard thud and fell over. Awake right after falling over, didn't black out. Pt hit back of head, reports no HA so far, hurts a little, but not dizzy. Pt called advice nurse, waiting to hear back. Pt reports don't need to go to urgent care or emergency. Will follow-up with primary provider. Spoke to pt about importance of seeing dr, make sure no bleeding/SE.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: As per the patient: Passeed out before from different things (when he gets nervous).

Within hours of vaccine, patient reports dizziness, fatigue, neck and shoulder pain radiating down arm, headache. Symptoms have persisited since immunization 5/10/21.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Additional Details: Light headed, dizzy, vison issues, drop in blood pressure

At 7:57am, Patient came in to clinic to received Covid 19 vaccination given by Medical Assistant. Patient was in sitting position and fainted after receiving vaccination. Fell and hit left side of face on stand. I Medical Assistant ran out to get provider on site. Blood pressure, pulse ox and assessment was done by medical doctor. Ice pack and orange juice were ordered by Dr. and given to patient. Patient remained sitting for 15 minutes and left clinic. This patient had same reaction during the first dose.

Patient did not state any problems prior to getting immunization. Patient stated "just fine" for the few minutes immediately after receiving immunization. When patient attempted to walk he got dizzy and fainted. After event, patient stated he had previously been very anxious and not reported it. He stated he was very anxious and fainted for that reason.

Complaints of constant chest pain after 2nd COVID vaccine. No known history of any health conditions. Pain does not radiate but is worse with exertion and movement. He reports dizziness, fever, HA and cough. He tried ibuprofen and tums without improvement. pain is a 7 out of 10. Admitted to the hospital 5/16/21.

Myocarditis with troponin I HS 31,561, wall motion abnormalities, LV dysfunction, Improved with high dose IV steroid.

Patient was sitting in observation chairs and was observed leaning over the side of the chair. Pharmacist went to check on patient who regained consciousness and was able to talk. Patient requested emergency services when asked. He then proceeded to lose consciousness again for a few seconds and was held in his chair. He regained consciousness and was lowered to the ground. He continued to report dizziness, sweating, and shakiness. He remained conscious and talking until the paramedics arrived and assessed him. He was able to leave on his own and did not require any medical intervention.

Tingling and numbness in left pinky and ring finger, feeling of discomfort in elbow, lower arm like hit funny bone, left hand gets stiff and trembles when trying to extend. Mild symptoms first 2 days, but now significant and unable to type or use left arm without discomfort so have been resting it. Over 3 weeks with no improvement.

Systemic: Joint Pain-Severe, Systemic: Lymph Node Swelling-Severe, Additional Details: PATIENT'S MOM CAME TO THE PHARMACY AND REPORTED THAT PATIENT WOKE UP THE NEXT DAY WITH A SWELLING PAINFUL LEFF ANGKLE. PATIENT EVEN CAN NOT WALK. NO PAIN OR BRUISING AT THE INJECTION SITE

9 days after 2nd dose experience sudden onset vertigo and hearing loss in left ear. Vertigo went away over next 48 hours, but hearing loss has persisted.

after leaving pharmacy area , patient became very light headed but did not fall. was able to get on floor. patient called family doctor .. i spoke to patient later in the day. he was feeling fine, believes it happened due to sever fear on injections and watched girlfriend get hers

Patient was administered vaccine around 11:15 am. patient was seated for about 10 minutes then when he walked over in front of the pharmacy counter, we heard a sound that appeared to be the sound of someone falling. I along with my technicians walked outside of the pharmacy and found the patient lying face down on the floor and bleeding from a cut on his chin that happened as a result of the fall. patient remained on the floor until EMTs arrived about 10 minutes later

Shortness of Breath, fever, chills, "blacking out," difficulty breathing, dizziness, nausea, vomiting, weakness; starting after vaccination approximately 40 minutes. patient was at home at symptom onset

within 5 minutes, became light headed and very sweaty. blood pressure 78/50 taken twice on our automatic cuff. got pale, felt weak. got some color back by the time the medics arrived.

Heart inflammation (diagnosis myocarditis from one hospital & pericarditis by the other) Chest pains, trouble breathing, cannot move easily without pain., heart palpitations (those ended). Started off being told to take Advil every 6 hours. That didn?t help, went to a new ER, they gave me colchicine. It?s helping but I still am pretty much bedridden.

Patient presented with chest pain, elevated troponin, peaked at 57.12. Echocardiogram showed normal but with definite lateral wall and apex mildly hypokinetic. LHC revealed normal coronaries. Assume thrombus, myocarditis.

PATIENT FAINTED AND FELL DOWN ON THE FLOOR INFRONT OF PHARMACY AT THE END OF HIS 15MINUTE WAITING PERIOD AFTER THE 1 DOSE OF MODERNA COVID-19 VACCINE. IMMEDIATELY ONE OF THE PHARMACY STAFF CALLED 911 AND THE PHARMACIST WENT OUT TO THE PATIENT TO GIVE MEDICAL HELP AND PATIENT REGAINED HIS CONSCIOUS IN A MINUTE AND SLOWLY HE STARTED TALKING. WHEN ASKED HOW HE IS FEELING,HE SAID THAT EVERYTHING BLACKED OUT AND HE IS FEELING LITTLE WEAK AND SWEATING. IN THE MEAN TIME EMS CAME AND TOOK HIS VITALS AND HE PASSED OUT AGAIN, EMS GAVE HIM MEDICAL ATTENTION AND THEY IMMEDIATELY TOOK HIM TO ORANGE PARK MEDICAL CENTER.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: Patient experienced syncopal episode within 5 minutes of administration of second dosage of Moderna Covid-19 vaccination, patient was unconscious less than 30 seconds, spontaneously awoken, and was fully recovered within 15 minutes.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Medium, Additional Details: about 6 minutes after 1st dose was administered, pt complianed of lightheadedness, dizziness, nausea and sweating. His BP was 113/61, pulse was 46. he lay on the floor and elevated both feet onto a chair and immediately after doing so, the symptoms began to improve. his BP was re-checked at 11.32am 132/73 pulse 58. i reached out to the patient at 12.02pm and he noted that he was not experiencing any symptoms.

Vaccine was administered and patient was instructed to remain seated to 15 minutes for monitoring. About 1 minute later, patient fell from seated position, bracing himself against table and wall. Patient was already regaining his seat when I approached to assess if he had injured himself. Patient didn't report hitting his head and declined emergency services. Patient requested water to drink, which was provided as needed. I remained seated next to patient for about 5 minutes, before having my technician take over monitoring him. Patient reported that he had been working out and had not eaten anything previous to arriving at pharmacy. Once patient felt able, he was allowed to move to a chair outside of the vaccination area, where remained seated for another 15 minutes. It was noted the he was visibly sweating when he moved chairs. I instructed patient to remain seated as long as he needed. i periodically checked on him visually while he remained seated for a total of 20 minutes until finally got up to leave.

Patient received vaccine in the left arm around 5:30 pm. About 2 minutes later, patient complained of feeling hot and lightheaded and was sweating. We gave the patient some water to drink and continued to monitor his symptoms. After about 2-3 minutes, the patient said he was feeling much better, though he had a "tingling sensation" in his hands. We continued to monitor for another 15 minutes, after which the patient stated he was feeling much better.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Nausea-Severe, Additional Details: Pt laid flat on the back at event then recovered in about 10-15 minutes

Patient received the vaccine around 2:50PM; checked in around 2:46PM. He was seated during his monitoring phase when the nurse reported that the patient was complaining about: ? Dizziness ? Lightheadedness ? Weakness of extremities & general overall weakness ? Fast heartbeat ? These were noted to be part of the signs of severe allergic list for the vaccine. Upon assessment around 3PM, the nurse noted that the patient said he felt some of the symptoms were improving; no shortness of breath noted or facial swelling or rashes. Patient offered juice and crackers and advised to stay and continue monitoring. Patient compliant with plan. Around 305PM patient reassessed and patient started complaining of increasing weakness and dizziness and racing heartbeat. Patient also noted to have labored breathing, pale, clammy and tripoding. Vitals taken = 101/64; 100% in room air; HR = 80; RR = 32; lung sounds clear to auscultation. Patient kept on vital sign monitoring and noted that saturations started decreasing to 90%, then 80%, then down to 70% in a span of several minutes + HR = reduced to 55. Patient also stated he was feeling faint & started feeling very weak & stopped talking & having difficulty breathing. MERT called and patient placed in a wheelchair & oxygen administered. Patient continued to look worse and not as responsive. MERT arrived around 317PM and took another set of vitals and brought patient to ED.

Developed fever less than 24 hours after vaccination. Fever resolved on 01/21/2021 @ time of office visit. He was having symptoms at time of office visit. The symptoms were chills, headache, nausea,lack of appetite,light headiness,congestion & dizziness.

Dizziness lasting a few minutes. Vitals; 12:42 pm: BP= 123/75, HR= 70, O2 sats RA= 97%. Temp= 36.3 C, RR=18; 13:13 pm: BP= 135/81, HR= 63, O2 sats RA= 98%. Temp= 35.7 C, RR=18

01/21/2021 11:22am HCP #2 Triage for COVID 19 SEVERE post Vaccine Reaction VAERS reportable Contact #: Your concerns: Dept: Have you missed work? #shifts: today Did you seek emergency care? yes Date and Time of Vaccine: 1/20/2021 @ Age at time of vaccination, ____24____ years Sex: m Was the vaccine received at facility? yes Site of vaccine (LD or RD): LD Type of Vaccine Pfizer ( X) Moderna ( ) Other _______________ 1st or 2nd dose: 2nd When did your symptoms start? 1/20/2021 Please note reported symptoms yes or no, these symptoms are considered mild to moderate and are NOT VAERS reportable Injection site pain yes Tiredness yes Headache yes Muscle Pain yes Chills yes Joint Pain yes Fever (note temp if known) no Injection Site Swelling no Injection Site Redness no Nausea no Feeling Unwell yes Swollen Lymph Nodes (lymphadenopathy) no Other: Patient reports THE FOLLOWING SEVERE post vaccine ADVERSE reactions (reportable): Difficulty breathing no Swelling of your face and throat swelling of the lower lip A fast heartbeat relates heart rate greater than 110 A bad rash all over your body no Dizziness and weakness If COVID-19 symptoms persist and/or worsen beyond 48 hours consider COVID-19 testing Treatment/Advise: Plan: Consulted with HCP, patient sent to urgent care clinic for further evaluation. If patient was vaccinated at another facility, they need to contact that facility , it is an expectation that the facility that gave the vaccine complete the VAERS report. Patient verbalizes understanding and agreement with plan. VAERS report is completed electronically if vaccine given at facility. Signed by HCP on 1/21/2021 at 11:22am

Dizziness, nausea, backache soon after, but went to work 1/31/21 woke up and had palpitations, dizziness, vomiting, chills, body ache, headache, runny nose intermittently all day 2/1/21 continued to have palpitations into the evening 2/2/21 no further palpitations today

Moderna covid-19 vaccine EUA. Night sweats, body aches lasting 72+ hours, body shakes, hallucinations at night, headaches, dizziness lasting 72+ hours, extreme fatigue lasting 72+ hours, sore throat, joint pain, nausea , pain at injection sight lasting 72+ hours

About 8-10 minutes after injection, he was talking with a colleague in the observation area and became dizzy and sat down. Then got "really hot", then everything went black". Next thing he remembers is 2 colleagues assisting him to ambulate to ambulance. States his vitals were fine in the ambulance and at the hospital. IVF were given en route to hospital. Reports he "never eats breakfast". He was observed for ~ 2 hours at the hospital and released.

Patient received his vaccination. Remained seated in the waiting area after receiving the vaccination for monitoring. Patient reportedly became light headed a few minutes later after receiving the vaccine and was helped to the ground to lay down. Patient remained conscious but reported feeling a little cold and light headed. EMS arrived and helped the patient up to his feet.

I did not feel anything shortly after the injection, but later in the evening, started to develop a normal post-vaccine soreness. I thought little of it and went to bed. I woke up just after 3am with chills, fever, and worsened arm pain, to the point that it restricted my arm's range of motion and speed of motion. Interestingly, the arm is not red or swollen, but is painful near the injection site, and the area around my clavicle on that side is somewhat swollen, but not red or painful (likely a lymph node). I was unable to get back to sleep due to these side effects (primarily chills and fever). After a few hours of trying to get back to sleep, I took some Tylenol and tried to eat breakfast. I was unable to keep much down, and had to arrange a day off of my internship, and was finally able to sleep on and off for the next few hours. The symptoms have somewhat lessened, but have not resolved, after about 22.5 hours post-injection. I fully expect this to resolve or mostly resolve by the 48 hour mark. I mostly found this unusual due to the severity of the reaction and after only the first dose, and wondered if my young age could have something to do with the clearly robust immune response so soon after inoculation.

Patient received 1st dose of Moderna Covid-19 immunization at around 3:10pm on 3-4-21. Patient stood up fine after receiving it, but when he reached over to the counter to grab his keys and phone, he collapsed and hit the counter, breaking the counter off the wall on the way down. Patient remained conscious and sat up and leaned against the wall for around 20 minutes. He was sweaty but did not want us to call an ambulance. After around 20 minutes of resting, the patient looked much better, was no longer sweating, and was able to stand up just fine. He said he felt totally back to normal now, he absolutely did NOT want us to call an ambulance or a family member to help him. He said he was more than fine driving home. He looked much better and then left.

Patient received a COVID-19 vaccine on 05MAR21 @ 1600 at our onsite clinic. He became light-headed, he was seeing "spots" and had cold sweats. He laid down on a cot. His blood pressure was 126/82, heart rate 64, respirations 14 and oxygen saturation 95% at 1615. He slowly sat up, drank some water and was monitored an additional 30 minutes by our onsite nurse. He was instructed to follow-up with our onsite nurse with any additional concerns.

Immediately after vaccination, patient felt dizzy, lightheaded, and nauseous. Immediately laid down. Observed to be pale and diaphoretic. No loss of consciousness, alert and oriented throughout. Patient reported that he has previously had fainting episodes associated with blood draws but not previously with injections. Patient was evaluated by staff and EMS. After 5-10 minutes lying down, felt better and was able to ambulate. Vaccination occurred at 1:35 pm; BP at 1:40 pm (lying down): 90/62. BP at 1:50 pm (sitting up): 110/78, HR 70, SpO2 100%. Patient felt better and refused transport to ED for further evaluation.

Pt experienced fainting sensation shortly after receiving vaccine. Pt was sweating and reported temporary loss of vision after getting up after the vaccine. Pt informed pharmacist of 2 previous incidents of vasovagal syncope and was instructed to receive the vaccine while sitting on a cot. Pt was instructed to lie down flat on the cot for 30 minutes to be observed by pharmacists. Blood pressure and pulse monitored (normal range 126/66mmHg and 76BPM). Pt fully recovered after 5 minutes. Pt was instructed to seek emergency help if any new symptoms develop or worsen.

T+4hr: Tenderness at injection site T+12hr: Tiredness, Ibuprofen 200mg T+24hr: Dizziness, confusion, drowsiness, fever (37.5C), Ibuprofen 200mg T+36hr: Neck stiffness

Waking up the day after my vaccination, my right arm was so sore I could barely lift it over my head. I also had minor chills and fever but that cleared up after I took acetaminophen. By Friday (two days after my vaccination) the soreness had reduced but I had developed a 4" x 3" rash around the injection site. It was both itchy and slightly painful, but not enough that I felt the need to take a painkiller. Today (five days after my vaccination) it has finally receded away.

Patient had reported onset of symptoms 03MAR21 @1900 following 1st Dose of Moderna on 02MAR21. Patient reported to Emergency Department at 0000 04MAR21 with the symptoms of Vertigo, Lightheaded, Nausea, Chest Tightness, and SOB. EKG, UA, and Chest X-ray ordered by ED Provider. ED Provider notated that "CXR and ECG Normal". ED Provider diagnosis: "Acute Pleuritic Chest Pain, Dizziness, Immunization Side Effect". Patient received APAP and Ibuprofen in ED and reported that chest/pleuritic pain improved following administration but complete resolution did not occur for another 24hrs. Patient discharged from ED on 04MAR21.

Client found on floor assisted to floor by brother. No trauma found. EM services on site . Refused transport to hospital.

Earlier today, a Moderna patient at 3213 experienced a 15-30 second seizure after receiving his 1st Moderna vaccine. Shortly after sitting down for his 15-minute post immunization observation period, patient X began seizing resulting in him falling to the ground from a seated position to his left side and seizing for about 15-20 seconds. Patient was positioned in a left lateral recumbent position. Code white was called and EMT arrived on site within 10 minutes. Patient's immunization questionnaire did NOT have any contraindications that would warrant he should not receive the vaccine. Patient reported no allergies to medications/past immunizations/foods and reported no seizure and/or neurological condition. Once recovered and at baseline, patient reported having a light breakfast this morning and also having a needle phobia that may have played a role in his adverse response. Shortly after recovering, patient was coherent and aware of person, place, and time. He remained weak and fatigue and BP readings from EMT indicated hypotension. EKG was normal. Patient's mother happened to be waiting outside in the car. One of my associates was able to call her in and we updated here on the event. EMT recommended, and patient agreed, to be taken to the hospital for further examination.

After receiving vaccine pt felt dizzy. On site EMS came over to assess. BP:160/80, P:70, RR:18, T:97.3, Spo2:98% RA, FSBS:96. Pt alerst and oriented x4, no acute distress, dizziness resolved, Sent home Ambulatory.

The patient became dizzy and felt as if he might pass out after 15 minutes. He then was instructed to lay down and elevate his legs. After 15 more minutes he felt fine and was able to walk out of the store. Later in the evening he called the pharmacy and told us his arm and tongue were tingling. He was instructed to seek medical treatment if the symptoms became worse. We spoke to him later and he stated that his symptoms went away without the use of medications.

10:55 - complains of dizziness and nausea Immediate assessment by onsite EMS and NP 10:57 - VS 102/63; 76;O2 sat on RA97%. Provided a fruit and cereal bar, and cool water 11:15 VS- 107/72;P 84. Felt better after eating snack and drinking water. Admitted to not having much to eat or drink prior to coming to clinic. 11:15 - discharged home. Nausea and dizziness gone.

Patient got dose #2 of vaccine on 02APR21 at 1552. At 1740, patient complained of headache, dizziness, nausea and warm to touch. He laid down on a cot, had snacks and water. B/P 136/69, HR 70, O2 sat. 97%. He was observed by an RN for an additional 30 minutes before sitting up for 10-15 minutes at which time he stated he felt better. At 2000, he returned to the vaccine room complaining of nausea and extreme fatigue. He was given Benadryl 25 mg po. O2 sat. 98%, HR 94. Patient sent home.

PATIENT FELT DIZZY AND NAUSOUS AFTER VACCINATION. PATIENT SAID HE LOST COLOR IN HIS VISION. PATIENT'S HEAD ROLLED AND THEN HIS WHOLE BODY BECAME STIFF BEFORE COMING BACK TO CONCIOUSNESS. PATIENT SAYS THIS HAPPENS WITH ALL VACCINATIONS AND DRAWING BLOOD.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: patient has no medical condition and is not on medication. he had anxiety attack in the past. He passed out after covid administration and recovered a minute after. He did not have any other symptoms (i.e., shortness of breath, vomiting, swelling, vision changes, or so.) We gave him a 25 mg benadryl. We called 911 and his vital signs were normal when 911 checked. They admitted him to the hospital for monitoring the symptoms.

THE PATIENT PASSED OUT AND HIT HIS NOSE ON THE FLOOR FOLLOWING ADMINISTATION OF THE VACCINE. HE CUT HIS NOSE AND HIS EYEBROW. THE EMS CAME AND HE REFUSED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL. HE LATER WENT TO THE EMERGENCY ROOM WITH HIS FAMILY AND HE WAS RELEASED. HE IS RESTING COMFORTABLY AT HOME. HIS FAMILY SAYS HE DOES NOT HAVE A PRIMARY CARE PHYSICIAN TO REPOT THIS TO

The patient fainted 10 minutes after his shot and fell from the chair he was sitting in. He had a brief seizure while on the ground and someone called for help. I ran over and yelled for someone to call 911. He stopped seizing and stood up when he came to. I supported him and asked him to have a seat. He sat down and I asked how he felt and if he would like food or water. He said he felt okay but accepted the food and water. At that time, firefighters that had been shopping in the store arrived and started interviewing the patient. They took his pulse and blood sugar levels. Medics arrived and he continued to be monitored. After several minutes, he refused the ambulance and said he was feeling good enough to leave.

Patient reports that within 2-3 minutes (10:06 AM) after receiving the vaccine that he felt dizzy and light headed with blurry vision. PT pulse was 50 with BP 90/60. EMS called and evaluated patient. BP was 88/52 when EMS arrived and pulse was 60. Before EMS left BP was 100/74. Patient reported feeling better prior to EMS arriving but was still evaluated by EMS.

I received dose #1 of COVID and planned to walk through the store to shop. While walking passed the observation chair, I began to feel dizzy and decided to sit down. After I took a seat, I immediately began to feel numbness in my arm which spread to my entire body. I was also feeling a piercing headache with ringing in my ears and my dizziness was extreme. At this point I called for help to the individual who had administered my shot as I had feared I would have fainted. I was in this extreme state for approximately 3-5 minutes. The individual at the pharmacy then checked in on me, gave me a bottle of water and after drinking it I began to feel better. I was then able to walk around and buy some food. Approximately 20 minutes after that event and eating and drinking some food, I felt like I was back to normal. I am writing this 5 hours later, and I currently feel normal, with some soreness in my arm I received the vaccine in.

At 3:15 PM, pt entered observation immediately after receiving his second dose of the Moderna CV 19 vaccine. Pt reported to the RN that he was feeling dizzy (Client reported feeling dizziness after receiving his first dose as well.). Pt also complained of piercing headache above his left eye and pain on the right side of his neck. The pain radiated down his entire left side of his body. The pt also felt tingling in the arm he received the vaccine in. Vitals were initiated and water was provided to the pt. Ice packs were applied to the patients forehead and nape of the neck where he felt the pain. Vitals NOT within normal limits. O2 saturation fluctuating and blood pressure was a bit elevated. Pt reports having a history of hypertension, but could not accurately recall having taken the medication that morning. EMS was activated at 3:35 PM because the pts O2 saturated was fluctuating dangerously and interventions were not successful in relieving the patients symptoms. Vitals were taken approximately 10 minutes apart. Vitals were not WNL. Pt continually reported that the pain was increasing and beginning to feel unbearable. It was noted that the patient had increasingly poor circulation in the arm he received the injection. O2 was taken on the opposite arm and saturation levels appeared normal. EMS at 4 PM. Vitals were taken, all WNL. Patient left with EMS at 4:05 PM and was transported to Hospital.

Lightheaded, numbness bilateral upper extremities getting better. BP 103/62 HR: 72 Refusal form signed for ER transfer. Seen and cleared by EMS

A 24 year old male who has completed a 15-minute observation period with the following signs and symptoms of an adverse reaction: loss of consiousness and other - dizziness. Pt endorsed he is very anxious about the vaccination. Had a hx of fainting spells during vaccinations. Pt endorsed that while he was on the chair, he felt anxious and dizzy, then tried to take deep breath and passed out. Pt was found on the ground for 5 seconds but regained consciousness right away. No headache, chest pain, SOB, swelling of lips/tongue/throat. Denies any urinary/bowel incontinence. PMHx: none Pt was sent to examination via wheelchair. Vital signs check. Given water for hydration and apple juice. Felt better. vital signs stable Have abrasion on right knee and left dorsal wrist. Physical exam unremarkable. No hematoma or laceration on the head Observed for additional 30 minutes More likely syncopal episode vasovagal This is not an allergic reaction to the vaccine

After patient got vaccinated. He was sitting down then stood up and felt faint, fell and hit his head on the concrete wall. He stated he tried to use his hand for balanced but missed and fell. Paramedics responded. Pt has laceration on right side of his forehead. Briefly out for a few seconds. Vitals are stable. Blood sugar normal. Paramedics stated he will need stitches. Paramedics advised him to go to hospital to get stitches but patient said he is okay. Pt stated his girlfriend will take him home.

Patient was light headed, dizzy and stomach hurt. Patient then fainted. We offered to call the ambulance but patient and girlfriend refused. After questioning the patient we found out the patient hadn't eaten or drink water in the past 12 hours. we gave the patient water and snacks and some ice to cool him down. we also found out the patient has a fear of needles. once the patent started to eat and drink more he started to look and feel better.

Lightheaded 18hrs of the second vaccine, developed over the next 4 hours into a bad headache, minor nausea, light sensitivity. I think it may have been a fever but I couldn?t find a thermometer. I just remember feeling really hot.

pt complained of light-headedness, chest tightness, and nausea. symptoms lasted about20-30 minutes, then pt mostly complained of nausea, gave pt cold washcloth, water and meclizine 12.5mg. about 10-15 minutes after taking meclizine, said he felt good enough to walk out of store

Shortly after vaccine was administered, patient appeared to have vasovagal response and fainted from chair in waiting area. Patient's legs were lifted as to bring blood flow back to the heart, patient started recovering within minutes. Patient did not sustain any injuries from fall.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: After vaccination around 4:30 pm, patient fainted briefly and became alert again after attending to him. Patients says he sometimes feels dizzy after giving blood or other vaccinations. He said he felt okay after we gave him water and candy, and elevated his legs when he lied down. No epipen was given. Patient felt ok to go home without any assistance.

About 5 minutes after the patient received their injection, they fainted. After about 10 minutes, they fainted again. EMS was called on the scene for evaluation, pt was escorted to the ambulance. Prior to leaving the patient mentioned he was fasting and had not had anything to eat or drink. Patient denied the use of any medications, any health conditions, and past adverse reactions to vaccines. SCRT report was filed with Walmart concerning the . incident. Patient denied any injuries, only dizziness was reported post-event. BP was checked prior to him being take for evaluation in an ambulance.

APPROXIMATELY 5 MINUTES FOLLOWING ADMINISTRATION, PATIENT FAINTED WHILE SITTING IN THE OBSERVATION AREA POST-VACCINATION. PATIENT WITHIN A FEW SECONDS OF FAINTING. WAS HELPED BACK UP TO CHAIR AND GIVEN WATER. MONITORED CLOSELY FOR AN ADDITIONAL 30 MINUTES. PATIENT WAS FULLY AWAKE AND ALERT WITHIN A FEW MINUTES WITH NO OTHER REPORTED EFFECTS. FOLLOWED UP WITH PATIENT VIA THE PHONE A COUPLE HOURS LATER AND PATIENT STATED THEY HAD EXPERIENCED NO OTHER EPISODES OR SIDEEFFECTS UP TO THAT POINT.

pt received first moderna covid vaccine and was seated in our observation areas and complained to friend that he felt uneasy and then fell to ground and began to seize. Pt roommate states that this has happened to the patient before and has been seen by md however no clinical diagnosis of epilepsy was given nor is the patient being treated with any pharmaceuticals

Patient after the vaccination during the waiting period started having vision changes, dizziness, shortness of breath, itching, paleness, sweating, throat a little tight. 911 was called, and patient monitored very close with Epipen out and ready to use if needed. 911 team arrived to store patient had some water and was starting to feel better. Patient ended up feeling fine and it was thought after all tests to be an anxiety attack. No medication was given. Patient did not go to ER.

Pt became dizzy and light headed shortly after receiving his Moderna shot today. He sat down, then dizziness became more intense and vision was becoming affected. Immediately gave him some water, symptoms were worsening so we moved him to the immunization room so he could lay down. Started fanning paper to cool him down and got ice packs. He started feeling better about 5 minutes later. He also received some almonds, chips and water, as he stated he did not eat breakfast and did work an overnight. He left without incident about 45 minutes later, felt fine and back to normal. He did mention he gets lightheaded previously giving blood.

Patient developed nausea and dizziness. He then had a witnessed syncopal event. HR was noted to be in the 50s. BP was noted to be 60 systolic initially. He denied any skin issues, mouth swelling, SOB or any other signs to suggest anaphylaxis. After several minutes, patient improved. Repeat BP 100/60, HR 56, SP02 99%. He recovered completely and elected to go home with family. Symptoms likely consistent with a vasovagal response to the injection.

Inability to sleep and racing thoughts throughout the night - treated with melatonin at 4:30 AM after not having slept. Slept from around 6 AM to around 11 AM Cramping joints and stiffness- untreated, stretched throughout the following day. They have mostly gone away Freezing extremities - treated with hot bath and blankets; even after treatment, freezing feeling and chills still persist Dull headache - treated with 1 200mg ibuprofen at 4:30 AM, came back after ibuprofen wore off

30 seconds after receiving the Moderna Vaccine patient passed out; Fell to floor after passing out; Body was stiff when fell to floor; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (30 seconds after receiving the Moderna Vaccine patient passed out) in a 24-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 013A221A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. Concurrent medical conditions included Drug allergy (Cephalexin). Concomitant products included VITAMIN B COMPLEX (VITAMIN B CO) for an unknown indication. On 03-Apr-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 03-Apr-2021, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (30 seconds after receiving the Moderna Vaccine patient passed out) (seriousness criterion medically significant). 03-Apr-2021, the patient experienced FALL (Fell to floor after passing out) and MUSCULOSKELETAL STIFFNESS (Body was stiff when fell to floor). On 03-Apr-2021, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (30 seconds after receiving the Moderna Vaccine patient passed out), FALL (Fell to floor after passing out) and MUSCULOSKELETAL STIFFNESS (Body was stiff when fell to floor) outcome was unknown. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. Reported mentioned that ambulance was called after the events and paramedics monitored the patient in the ambulance, patient had stable vital signs and it was offered it take him to the emergency room, but patient declined.; 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.

Pt was sitting in post-vaccination area for his 15 minute observation time when he passed out after a few minutes. He had fallen onto the floor beside his chair. I immediately went out to pt. His eyes were fluttering. I shook pt and asked if he was okay. Pt opened his eyes and sat up seemed disoriented and said that he felt nauseated. I told pt to lay down on his back and elevate his feet on the chair, and told my technician to grab a bucket, an ice pack, and to call code white. We applied the ice pack to pts head. A member of management and an EMT who happened to be in the store reported over very shortly. Pt said he did think that he hit his head and his head did hurt. We asked the pt if he wanted us to call an ambulance. Pt said no, he was feeling a little better and he just wanted to wait a little bit and then finish his shopping. Pt was feeling better and was able to get back into the chair and sit. Pt appeared pale and we got him a drink of water. Pt sat and rested for sometime and after about an hour he said he was okay and was going to finish his shopping.

Lightheaded, sweating Seen by onsite EMT ICE pack on neck, pt. laying on stretcher Pt. released at 09:28 A.M. recorded by RN

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Vomiting-Medium, Additional Details: Patient received first dose of moderna vaccine and within about 13 minutes he started vomiting and sweating. I had him wait for an additional 15 minutes seated until he felt well enough to leave. He refused me calling the ambulance. Someone came to pick him up. Called patient 30 mins later to check up and he said he was okay.

A few hours after receiving the vaccine the patient felt dizzy. It subsided and the patient fell asleep. Upon waking up it was much worse and resulted in the patient almost falling down the stairs.

Patient was in vaccine waiting area. Fell forward off the chair and hit his head on the floor after decent. Patient was alert but groggy when I made my way over to him. Called EMT and continued to stay with the patient. patient became alert and oriented x3 within 2 minutes. Emt accessed patient and let patient go home.

-patient requested water then he started feeling dizzy and almost passing out a few minutes after getting the vaccine. Ems came and took patient to hospital for evaluation

About 10 minutes after the injection, patient passed out and fell face down onto concrete floor. Pt stood up to get someone's attention and dropped.

When vaccine was administered patient stared off into the distance and started to fall forward. I caught him and sat him up, checking respirations and pulse which were normal. Patient came back to in about 1.5min and felt better. Stated that this "always happens when I get shots or IVs". I double checked the consent and this was not disclosed to the pharmacist prior to injection. Held patient for 45 min, he refused an ambulance or more medical care, and he left. At time he left he stated he felt back to normal completely.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted about 5 minutes after vaccination. Came to within one minute. Took blood pressure 125/76 pulse 64. Patient layed down for 5 minutes and then sat for 15. He drank some gaterade.

Systemic: Diarrhea-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild

Patient was seated completing the15 minute observation period and at 1349 was witnessed by clinic staff dropping his phone, leaning over to pick it up and falling down onto the floor. As nurse approached, patient laying on his right side below the chair with full body convulsions lasting approximately 15 seconds. Patient's head supported and protected, eyes rolled back, skin appeared pale, incontinent of urine. Patient appeared to regain consciousness for a few seconds and then began to convulse again for 5 seconds. Patient then regained full consciousness with no postictal confusion.

After ~5 minutes the patient got up and said he was feeling dizzy. We ran out and patient collapsed. They never lost consciousness, but were dizzy, pale, and sweating. We called 911. He started to feel better; however, paramedics took him away.

Patient said he could "really feel the shot" after he sat down, I asked him what he was feeling, and he said he felt a little bit dizzy, so we decided we would go ahead and lay down on the floor and put his feet up in the air just in case he fainted. He said he felt normal shortly after, I monitored for another 10 minutes, then tried sitting upright in a chair again for 10+ minutes, felt fine before heading out.

Systemic: syncope-Mild, Additional Details: pt was okay after shot. he blacked out and fell face down as he was lowering himself to sit in chair for observation. his face hurt and was bleeding from hitting and rubbing the carpet, and his glasses broke. he stayed on the ground for about 15 minutes, then called girlfriend to come be with him. then he called some other friends to come help drive his car back.

Pain in arm at injection site started about 3 hours after injection. Full muscle pain and painful to lift or move arm for next 3 days. Dizziness/lightheaded starting around 7PM after moderate walk, then persisted for next 3 days. Fever of 99.5, strong chills and shaking, and mild nausea started at 10PM as I prepared for bed, persisted through the night, but chills and nausea gone in morning, and fever mildly subsided. Took NyQuil before going to bed to treat fever. Chills returned next night, but much milder than before and for shorter. Took ibuprofen, 2 tablets twice a day for next two days. Dizziness and mental fog persisted until 3 days after injection.

After having received his first dose of COVID vaccine, shortly after pt went to bathroom, and after leaving the bathroom experienced syncopal episode. Pt fell forward and hit his forehead. staff responded immediately, pt regained consciousness quickly and said he felt ok. no other notable injuries. Charge/manager notified, EMS called, vitals taken. pt safely escorted with EMS, cleared to go home.

Patient fainted 15 minutes after receiving vaccine; based on witness report, patient regained consciousness right after falling (patient was caught and did not receive injury from fall).

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: passed out 1 minute post injection. pt recovered consciousness immediately. he had glasses on, which caused a cut on his nose because he fell forward. we called 911 and ems came and checked him out. he was feeling fine other than his nose was sore. ems felt he experienced a vagal response. bp was fine, so he went home.

A few seconds after shot, pt became pale and immunizer asked if he was ok. His muscles tensed and shook a little and he passed out, falling slightly to the right. The technician was able to place herself between him and the floor and slowly lower down, leaning against the wall of the pharmacy. By this point, about 30 seconds at most had passed, and pt was awake and cognitive, but had no recollection of passing out or how he had gotten to the floor. He did know his name and where he was, but was breathing heavy. We took his blood pressure at this point and it was 82/46 with a pulse in the 40's as well. Pt refused ambulance and we had him continue to sit on the floor. Patient mentioned he had this type of reaction in past to other vaccines (not stating what), though only telling us prior he had "slight dizziness once". He also stated he had not had anything to eat or drink that am so we got him a snack and some water. Patient continued to breath deeper as we suggested and stay on the floor as we called mgmt from the store. We took blood pressure about 10 minutes later and it had gone up to 117/71. and then again 10 minutes later and it was 121/69. After 30 minutes total, pt asked if he could stand and leave. He stood with no dizziness and said he felt "fine". We called patient approximately an hour later at his residence to make sure he got home ok and patient stated he had no other symptoms at that time and continued to feel "normal".

I?ve been having palpitations, headaches, tremors, no longer can drink coffee, or any other stimulant, cannot do any sort of physical exercise except for walking a short distance. As soon as I carry anything I immediately start having palpitations. This has been happening for more than a month now.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: patient passed out after about 7 minutes. Was unconscious for about 2 minutes. had a pulse and was breathing but Paramedics were called but patient recovered and denied further treatment

Patient received the shot. Within a few minutes he became light headed, chest pain, and was hot. We gave him a cold pack and water to drink. We checked his BP which was elevated. We contacted EMS, they advised us to give him four 81mg ASA. The EMS came and evaluated him and he was feeling much better.

He got the vaccine, mom received her shot and the pharmacist said they were done, and he told his mother that he was feeling a little dizzy and anxious and wanted to sit down. They were going to the car and he got in first as he was going to drive, and mother got in the car, and he acted like his head was spinning, had a blank stare and started making weird sounds like he could not breath, started foaming at the mouth and then he passed out. She called 9-1-1 and when they got there he was coming out of it. They checked his VS and said that everything was OK, and felt that he did not need to go to the hospital but it was their call. He didn't want to go either. She drove him home and he slept OK, he had a bad headache and felt extremely tired and lied down. He seemed to be OK the next day other than his arm being sore, but no other issues and he's been fine since. The pharmacy did not have them wait before leaving to make sure they were OK, the pharmacist told her they were fine and they could go, but the incident occurred within 5 minutes of the vaccine.

Patient received moderna vaccine at 12:45 pm and at 12:47 after he went to sit down in the observation chair he passed out. Patient fell to the ground on his stomach and I rushed over to turn him on his back. He tried getting up and looked like he had no strength and kept falling back and trying again. The other pharmacist raised his legs while I supported his neck and checked for pulse. Initially we thought it was a seizure but patient was saying he just could not raise his head up and kept going in and out of consciousness. We stayed with the patient for 30 minutes and he felt perfectly fine. Gave him an ice pack for his forehead, but the shoulder took the brunt of the impact.

Patient experienced nausea, dizziness, light headedness, sweating, ringing in the ears. I gave the patient an ice pack and he put it on his neck. Adverse events all resolved within 5 minutes of the ice pack.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: patient felt lightheaded. Pt thought he wa going to faint. Pt never fainted but we called 911. They said his vitals were fine. Pt and EMT both agreed he should go to ER for observation.-Mild

An intense fever began around 10:30 PM, about nine hours after injection into the upper right arm, with an intense headache accompanying it. OTC flu medication was taken at that time. In the morning the headache persisted (with light sensitivity) and extreme mental cloudiness was experienced. I was also light-headed and irritable. The fever had ceased by the morning but the whole day was characterized by being constantly physically and mentally fatigued. As I write this, (20 May, when the shot was administered 18 May), some mental cloudiness remains and some physical fatigue remains, but the other symptoms have abated.

Severe flu-like symptoms. Woke up at 4am with a splitting headache, my ears ringing loudly, and my whole body aching like crazy. Severe dizziness any time I stood up. Slightly short of breath. High fever and chills. I?ve been taking ibuprofen every few hours and drinking lots of water, and I have felt better as time has gone on. Right now I?m still slightly achy but I don?t have a fever anymore and the dizziness and chills are gone. My appetite is starting to come back too.

Onset of lightheadedness shortly after vaccination. Brought to medical screening to lay down . No other interventions. Left in stable condition @9:38. Recorded by, RN. Medic.

The afternoon following the vaccine (5/7/21), he began to have a hard time breathing, at work, switching breathing between mouth and nose and felt warm. He is a dishwasher. By 5:00 pm, both of his arm muscles and stomach was cramping. He was having bigger problems breathing, and becoming woozy. The paramedics were called to his work, and he was transported to the ER as they felt he was having an allergic reaction. He had an IV, Tylenol for a fever, Atavan to relax, Benadryl for antihistamine as they could see his arms were red. The ER did urine and blood tests as well as a Covid test. He was also given oxygen to bring his oxygen levels back up

passed out; dizzy; moaning; gasping; foaming in the mouth; headache; tired; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (passed out) in a 24-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 002C21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 11-May-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 11-May-2021, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (passed out) (seriousness criterion medically significant), DIZZINESS (dizzy), MOANING (moaning), DYSPNOEA (gasping), FOAMING AT MOUTH (foaming in the mouth), HEADACHE (headache) and FATIGUE (tired). At the time of the report, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (passed out), DIZZINESS (dizzy), MOANING (moaning), DYSPNOEA (gasping), FOAMING AT MOUTH (foaming in the mouth), HEADACHE (headache) and FATIGUE (tired) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 11-May-2021, Vital signs measurement: normal (normal) normal. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. The patient had a severe reaction when he was getting in the car to leave. He was dizzy first then had a blank stare. After that he started moaning and gasping and foaming in the mouth then passed out. They called the paramedics. Vitals were normal and the patient was given the choice to go to the hospital but declined. Patient felt very tired and had a headache later. No concomitant medications were reported. No corrective treatment 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 event, a causal relationship cannot be excluded. However, medical history and concomitant medication details are required for further evaluation. Most recent FOLLOW-UP information incorporated above includes: On 18-May-2021: Follow up included correct DOB was confirmed; Sender's Comments: Based on the 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. However, medical history and concomitant medication details are required for further evaluation.

Patient became light headed and passed out. Lost consciousness for less than 5 seconds and then sat up. Was sweaty but quickly felt better. Gave patient orange juice as he had had nothing to eat or drink since last night. He would not allow us to call the ambulance for him. told him to wait around for 30 minutes after he stated he as feeling normal allowed him to leave. Spoke with patient today and said he was feeling fine.

Felt very cold for most of the day, from when I woke up to when I went to bed. Had a headache and felt a little dizzy when standing up right.

Onset about 1 minute after vaccine, patient was dizzy, nauseated, cold sweats, and low blood pressure. After drinking some water, sitting for a few minutes, and eating some lunch, patient was feeling 100% better.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted and fell off the chair in front of the immunization room for post-vaccination monitoring. There was about an one-inch long rug burn on his right forehead and a quarter-inch burn under his right eye. First aid was immediately applied. According to patient and his mother, previous history of post-injection faintings has occurred. Patient declined hospital and emergency care.

Site: Redness at Injection Site-Mild, Site: Swelling at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Allergic: Swelling of Face / Eyes / Mouth / Tongue-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Medium

patient got extremely dizzy immediately after administration, I had him place his head between his legs and he fainted. I then applied a cool compress to the back of his neck and called his name and he responded almost immediately. I gave him a bottle of water and sat with him for 15 minutes at which time he stated that he was feeling much better. I then had him remain in the post-vaccination area for an additional 15 minutes for observation. He was feeling well when he left the pharmacy

Patient received their dose of the Moderna vaccine , shortly after they began to feel sweaty., dizzy and lightheaded so emergency services were called

Numb in hand, pain in arm that radiated to jaw and across the chest. Having trouble speaking, balance issues, extremely confused most of the time. Symptoms of heart attack or stroke.

After receiving the Moderna vaccine, the patient was sitting in a chair in the pharmacy waiting area. About 5 minutes afterwards, he fell out of his chair. Upon asking the patient if he was okay and what happened, he reported he felt dizzy with racing thoughts on his mind. Then he lost his balance, slipped out of his chair, and fell to the floor. He stated he has dizziness after every vaccine he has received in the past. He sat back in the chair and rested, and also reported he felt better. The supervisor on duty provided the patient with water. About 15 minutes after falling, the patient stated he felt fine and wanted to leave. He was stable upon standing up from the chair. I informed him if he experiences any other symptoms, that he should call my pharmacy, or if he experiences anaphylaxis, he should call 911 and seek immediate medical attention.

Felt lightheaded and diaphoretic. Given juice and crackers. No juice or crackers...no difficulty breathing. Patient felt better. VS WNL> Lightheadedness resolved. Only had 1 egg for breakfast - counseled patient on eating meal.

patient experienced dizziness and light headed as well as sweating. patient was seated. blood pressure checked and monitored. breathing and heart rate were normal. resolved within 10 minutes.

Patient refers dizziness after standing up from observation area. Approximately 25 minutes after vaccination. V/S WNL

I started experiencing some sharp chest pain on the left side that started around a week or less after the shot. I?ve been stubborn and pushing it off (not currently insured so I didn?t want to get checked up). I?ve been experiencing the sharp pain on the left side of my chest off and on a few times a week at least. I?ve never experienced this but figured it would go away eventually. Last Sunday (July 11,2021) The chest pain was more severe than usual and I was very lightheaded and nausea and it didn?t get any better so I visited the ER. The EKG, chest x-rays, troponin levels, and other tests came back normal according to the physician assistant.

Pt had a syncopal event a few minutes after receiving his COVID-19 Moderna vaccine. He was seated in a chair for a 15 minute observation period. He fell off the chair onto his side. He regained consciousness within about 10 seconds of falling off the chair. He was placed in a supine position with legs elevated. He was given water. He denied any pain associated with fall. Denied any symptoms of itching, swelling, cardiac, or GI complaints. He was alert and oriented x4 with color and temperature within normal limits. After 10 minutes lying down, he was assisted into a chair for further observation. He denied any further symptoms and was discharged after an additional 15 minute observation. He was advised to seek emergent care if he experienced any worsening symptoms.

Beginning roughly May 15th, I began tapering off of diazepam to stop taking the medication at 0.5 mg a week (from original 5 mg dose); beginning around the week of July 5th, I started experiencing significant fatigue, balance issues, and memory problems. This has not resolved, but has not gotten worse. I strongly suspect this is due to withdrawal, but got the CDC phone call and decided it was worth reporting anyway, in case the vaccine increased the severity of my withdrawal symptoms.

Patient started feeling dizzy, hot, and nauseated then his vision started to "black out." He vomited and his heart rate was elevated. He laid down on the floor for a few minutes. Then he sat down for about 20 minutes and he said he felt a lot better.

Patient received his first dose of the Moderna Covid vaccine and was advised to wait for 15 minutes after the vaccine for monitoring. Immediately after the vaccine, patient reported feeling light headed and blurred vision. He also stated afterwards that he had previously fainted after a blood draw. A certified pharmacy technician administered the vaccine and immediately notified the pharmacist once patient reported symptoms. Patient was given a bottle of water and instructed to remain seated and take deep breaths. He refused offer to call an ambulance. After about 5-7 minutes, patient reported feeling nauseous and vomited. Immediately after vomiting he reported feeling much better. He was instructed to remain seated and stay for observation for another 15 minutes. Patient remained stable and stated he was okay to leave. Followed up with patient in an hour and he reported feeling just fine.

weakness; difficulty breathing; unable to move his legs; Lung problem; neuromyletis optica; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of NEUROMYELITIS OPTICA SPECTRUM DISORDER (neuromyletis optica), ASTHENIA (weakness), DYSPNOEA (difficulty breathing), HYPOKINESIA (unable to move his legs) and LUNG DISORDER (Lung problem) in a 24-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) for COVID-19 vaccination. No Medical History information was reported. 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) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On an unknown date, the patient experienced NEUROMYELITIS OPTICA SPECTRUM DISORDER (neuromyletis optica) (seriousness criteria death, hospitalization and medically significant), ASTHENIA (weakness) (seriousness criteria death and hospitalization), DYSPNOEA (difficulty breathing) (seriousness criteria death and hospitalization), HYPOKINESIA (unable to move his legs) (seriousness criteria death and hospitalization) and LUNG DISORDER (Lung problem) (seriousness criteria death and hospitalization). The patient was hospitalized on 09-Jun-2021 due to ASTHENIA, DYSPNOEA, HYPOKINESIA, LUNG DISORDER and NEUROMYELITIS OPTICA SPECTRUM DISORDER. The patient died on 08-Jul-2021. The reported cause of death was Neuromyelitis optica. It is unknown if an autopsy was performed. No concomitant medication was reported. The patient was placed on ventilator and had a tracheotomy tube. No treatment information was provided. No laboratory data was provided. Very limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time. Reporter did not allow further contact; Sender's Comments: Very limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time.; Reported Cause(s) of Death: Neuromyelitis optica

Extreame left arm pain. Tender to touch and movement. Unable to sleep at night due to discomfort and pain. Unable to lift arm above head due to pain level. Pain has not decreased at all.

Pt states "I woke up, ate breakfast and around 8:30am I started feeling dizzy and having blurred vision. I was working at the time and went to my local EMS station to get checked out. They checked my blood pressure and blood sugar. Blood pressure was normal but my blood sugar was low, around 68. They gave me a coke to drink and I went back to the Sheriff's office and about an hour later my blood sugar was around 90. I took the rest of the day off and come home. I took Extra Strength Tylenol and rested. I did have a headache a few hours later. I feel fine now but I have a mild headache."

Patient received covid vaccine and went to observation room for 15 minutes. While sitting in observation room patient began c/o of dizziness. Staff RN in observation room elevated patient's feet on a second chair. Patient had normal pulse ox, HR and RR. After another 10-15 minutes, patient began c/o of chest pain and EMS was called. Ambulance took patient to ED.

I (patient) experienced mild to moderate vertigo starting around 9pm that did not resolve after food and water intake. The vertigo was not exacerbated or improved by a particular movement or position. The vertigo continued for 3h, and resolved 1h after I took meclizine 25mg p.o . The vertigo resolved with meclizine but my balance was altered, but without impairment, until around noon the following day.

Dizziness, Headache, numbness in the head, hands; feeling cold, sensitive to temperature, tired. Narrative: The employee stated that he will not need to see ED provider at this time. He will, if sx get worse. Was advised to seek care from PCP, and alert Occupational Health if any changes. The employee in agreement.

Became pale and lightheaded. Vision faded to almost completely black, but was remedied by lying down. After lying down I heard a static/white noise sound in my ears that progressively got louder. It hit a peak volume then slowly started to get quieter until it went away. Muscle soreness in injected arm.

Minutes after receiving the vaccine he developed dizziness, nausea, and migraine. Symptoms did not subside patient sent to Emergency Room

Patient received his 2nd dose of the Moderna vaccine prior to hospital admission at unknown site. Patient reported generalized body aches and that his whole body hurts and feels likes he's "being poked with a knife." He endorsed associated symptoms of fever, nausea, back pain, and shortness of breath. The patient denies any sore throat, headache, cough, or vomiting. His back pain is at the tip of his shoulders, in the middle of his spine, and near his kidneys. The patient adds the abdominal pain is worst in the lower left quadrant. Patient admitted for bilateral lower extremity weakness limiting him to ambulate and to rule out Guillain-Barré. During admission, had fevers, photophobia, phonophobia, and nuchal rigidity. On physical examination patient was able to minimally wiggle toes, had no plantar/dorsiflexion, unable to move hip joints or knee joints bilaterally, lift his legs against gravity.

Patient was feeling dizzy and had a low blood pressure, looked very pale, he claimed to have blurry vision. After sitting for a while he started to feel better and blood pressure rose to his normal value. Patient stated that this type of reaction to a vaccine had happened before.

Almost 12 hours post-injection, I experienced a rapid onset fever, soreness, muscle aches, dizziness, high blood pressure, headache. Upon awakening the following day (today, 20 hours post injection) severe allergies around eyes. 24 hours post injection, all day today, fatigue, severe dizziness, soreness, headache, high blood pressure, loss of appetite, and labored breathing.

Fever of 101°F for over twelve hours, only slightly ameliorated by acetaminophen, body aches, soreness in shoulder, dizziness, trouble walking, hot and cold periods.

Patient became light-headed, pale immediately following covid vaccine injection. He then stated he's always had trouble after vaccines. Cold compress applied. No loss of consciousness noted. Water given, seat reclined. Slowly raised head to upright over the course of 30 minutes. Monitored VS every 5-10 minutes.

On March 8, 2021 @ 1438 1st dose of Moderna vaccine was given to patient in right deltoid. At 1446 patient beckoned for nurse due to feeling nauseous and lightheaded. He was lowered to the floor and assessed. Alert and oriented x3. Denies pain or discomfort. Patient is sweaty and skin pale. States he did not each anything today. Denies having medical problems. Reports having social anxiety and panic attacks. Reports allergies to cashews and nickel (metal). Denies need for EPI pen in the past. Vitals obtained and WNL. Patient offered water and given protein granola bar to eat. Stayed with patient until symptoms subsided. VS reassessed and continues to be WNL. Patient voices no other needs or concerns. Patient left vaccine site @ 1507 ambulatory, alert, oriented x 3, and without medical concerns. 1446 VS: O2: 98% RA, R: 18, BP: 132/78, P: 67 1505 VS: O2: 100% RA, R: 18, BP: 122/70, P: 76

Pt was in seated position in a chair and slumped over to right side and fell to floor. Pt appeared to twitch slowly for aobut 20 seconds. Pt was brought to seated position on floor. Appeared pale and diaphoretic. Pt verbalized he did not realize he fainted and loss consciousness for about 20-50 seconds. BP: 67/27. HR: 36. MDP doctor called over to assess situation. 2nd set of vitals taken. BP 51/27. HR 41. Pt given water. States he feels dizzy and light headed. Vision is "weird." Sees colors more vibrantly. The Dr. recommends pt go to ED. Pt transported via wheelchair by the Dr and clinic NP with Anaphylaxis kit. In ED, pt's BP was 86/60. Blood Sugar 91. Pt admitted for fluid hydration and monitoring.

Patient developed throat swelling, chest tightness, dizziness, and headache ~30 min after vaccine administration. Benadryl 50mg was given (11:00am) , throat swelling continued and Epi pen was administered 35 min afterwards (11:35am). Advil given at 11:50am. Vitals remained stable

I started feeling lightheaded and dizzy. They kept me for an extra 30 min. They brought me a chair to put my legs up. My heart started beating fast. I couldn't stand up and was scared to walk, so I was put on a stretcher. My throat started to close up. I was put in an ambulance and my throat swelled more on the trip to the ER. They gave me Benadryl and Prednisone. I was there for about 4 or 5 hours. I was okay after that. I checked the CDC site and it said I couldn't take the 2nd dose.

Patient describes dizzy from panic attack/anxiety and lowered himself to the floor. Patient said he would be okay, it has happened twice before (before Dr. appointment). We helped him to a chair right next to him, I took his blood pressure (around 99/70). It was normal range, but low for the patient, he reported. We waited about 15 minutes and he said he was feeling okay and did not want EMS. We had the manager of the store take him home.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: PATIENT RECEIVED MODERNA COVID-19 VACCINE AND IMMUNIZER DESCRIBED HIM AS WANTING TO FAINT OR HAVING A SLIGHT SEIZURE. THE PATIENT WAS RESPONSIVE AND HE DID KNOW HIS DATE OF BIRTH AND TODAY'S DATE. PATIENT DID SAY HE HADN'T EATEN ALL DAY OR ATE A LIGHT SNACK ALL DAY. WE CALLED THE AMBULANCE AND THEY SAID IT COULD OF BEEN DUE TO LOW BLOOD SUGAR OR MAYBE HIS BLOOD PRESSURE DROPPED. WHEN THEY CHECKED HIS BLOOD PRESSURE HE HAD PERFECT BLOOD PRESSURE.

Patient was feeling dizzy and then fainted. The patient was unconscious for a few seconds and then regained consciousness. We kept the patient hydrated and he felt much better.

Minutes after vaccination patient reported feelings of lethargy, light headedness, and unable to focus. He instructed patient to sit and relax for 30 minutes. Prior to completion of 30 minutes, patient felt he might lose consciousness and we administered an ammonia smelling packet. Patient was more alert but still feeling symptoms. We had patient eat crackers and orange juice. After 15 additional minutes patient reported feeling normal and okay to leave.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: vasovagal reacion-Mild

Within 5 min of receiving vaccine, pt had syncopal episode in which he did lose consciousness. Pt placed on the floor in Trendelenburg. Pt recovered after approximately 2-3 minutes and immediately stated that he was dehydrated and had a little too much alcohol the night previously. Pt reports feeling lightheaded and noted to be diaphoretic. BP 123/67, HR 64 and O2 sats of 97%. Pt remained in Trendelenburg for approximately 10 min and then assisted to sitting position and then eventually assisted to stand and sit in chair. RN monitored patient for additional 30 min and patient returned to baseline.

1st dose: sore arm, redness and swelling at injection site. 2nd dose: Fever for 36 hours, rose above 104 for several hours, diarrhea, sweating, pain at injection site, lighted headed, headache, difficulty breathing,

: Approximately 5 minutes after administration of first Moderna COVID vaccine, patient lost consciousness while sitting in chair for approximate 15 seconds. Fell onto floor, denies hitting head. Patient was placed prone on mat with feet flat. Given orange juice, wet cloth to head. Appears pale, cold, clammy skin initially. Improved quickly. Denies vomiting, nausea, difficulty breathing or headache. Girlfriend states he has passed out in the past, cause has frequently been due to anticipation of medical procedures, such as dental work or discussions of medical procedures. Witnesses included patients girlfriend and clinic staff. VAERS report to be submitted due to syncope with loss of consciousness

Member presented with profuse sweating and said he did not feel well at all. Because I do not have aassigned to the clinic, I went to ask an to do a physical examination on the member. The went retrieved water for the member to help him cool down and another patient was in need of my assistance. As I returned I saw the conducting his physical examination of the patient where he started to examine the member where the member did not present with any hives on his body but his tongue was slightly larger than normal and he started to clinch his stomach and he could not physically drink the water and he then fell over gasping for air and eyes bulging(you could hear him

Patient became unconscious and fell out of his chair about 5 minutes after receiving his first Moderna vaccine. He came too but loss conscious two more times. He was clenching his arms and fist like someone having a seizure. When he came too he was not aware of what happened but he knew his name. Blood pressure was taken several times and each time was low. 911 was called and paramedics arrived about 15 minutes after he first loss consciousness. Paramedics took blood pressure and started IV fluids and took patient to hospital.

Patient received vaccination at site and came to pod as elevate employee Patient reported feeling lightheaded and right hand pain with mild rash Patient provided with water and seen by medical team Patient refused medical transport and signed form Patient stated symptoms improved, Patient is an elevate employee and will be sent home early

VASOVAGAL REACTION: PATIENT BECAME EXCESSIVELY WARM WITH DIPHORESIS AND FAINTNESS. PATIENT REMAINED CONCIOUS AND SYMPTOMS RESOLVED WITHIN 30 MINS AFTER TREATMENT WITH FANS, AIR CONDITIONING, WATER, AND GLUCOSE (CANDY) PRN.

Patient sat down to wait 15 minutes after the vaccination. other patients observed that he appeared to fall asleep then his eyes rolled back in his head and he went rigid and his body flexed straight out. another patient prevented him from falling out of the chair. i went out immediately to check on him and he came out of it. it lasted about 30-45 seconds. his color was not good so i instucted my technician to call 911. he was taken to the store directors office and the paramedics examined him and said everything appeared normal. he suffered no more reactions.

Patient felt lightheadedness and dizziness. EMS standby crew took vital signs which were all within normal limits for patient. Patient was given a bottle of water and started to feel better quickly.

patient became very dizzy and light headed and began to pass out several times over a 10 minute period. 911 was called and patient was taken to ER

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA Lightheadedness, pale skin, low blood pressure, low heart rate Sweating in left armpit prior to adverse event, starting immediately after vaccination

Approximately 2 minutes after COVID-19 Moderna vaccination 0.5ml injected, patient fainted in the chair located in our 15 minute waiting area. RPh was called to respond. Patient was unresponsive upon arrival. Pulse present and strong, breathing appeared normal. Patient was aroused by touch and voice. Upon arousal patient was lethargic but could indicate name and DOB. Patient verbalized feeling warm, faint, and nauseated. Care was administered by visual monitor, cold compress to neck and forehead, water, and fan placed near patient. Patient's girlfriend was present and was a diabetic and took patient's BS reading with her own glucometer. BS was 98. Patient vomited x 1. Took approximately 50 minutes for patient to be fully awake and ready to try standing. Upon standing patient was steady on the feet. Patient was advised to discuss reaction with primary care provider and was assisted, when ready, to the door.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: PT DID NOT LOOSE CONSCIOUSNESS, BUT FELT LIGHT HEADED AND FELL TO FLOOR, BLOOD PRESSURE AND PULSE WERE NORMAL, NO FEVER.

Dizziness, unable to walk, swelling of the throat, chest pain, shortness of breathe all within 10 minutes after vaccine was administered

PT started feeling dizzy , seeing a blinding light, turned pale and started sweating felt like passing out

Pt received vaccine and went to sit in observation area. Stated did not feel good, lost consciousness and fell out of chair. Another party stated that pt appeared to be convulsing. Pt regained consciousness within < 1 minute, and was seated in chair, given water. EMS was called and responded to evaluate patient. Further course by EMS is unknown.

5:08 pm - finished vaccination and sitting in chair. 5:10pm found slumped in a chair. VS 57/33 P 52. Immediate evaluation by EMS and NP. 5:15 pm BP 95/61 p 67. Patient placed with head down and feet up. EKG showing sinus bradycardia and junctional block 5:17. BP 98/68, HR 73. Remained in observation additional 15 minutes until he felt better and orthostatic BP changes no longer were present Discharged at 5:55 pm 110/57, p. 62 R 16. Sats always above 98% Patient discharged home via transportation service.

Five minutes following vaccine, patient felt light headed, was noted to be pale and diaphoretic, helped to the floor to lie down. 136/84 P 84 rr 20, provided oxygen. After resting for several minutes returned to stable condition. Able to walk out of clinic on own accord.

Patient complained of feeling anxious a few minutes after receiving the vaccine, while he was just about to walk up stairs to the observation area. . Stated, "I could not see, my eyes went black, and my fingers were tingling. I almost passed out". Clinician immediately sat patient on a chair and gave him water, which he drank. Medics were called to see patient. Vital signs were WNL. Once cleared by medics, patient was escorted to the ground level observation area. He soon reported that he was back to baseline. Medics cleared him as being medically stable. Patient reported that he no longer was light headed and had no visual disturbances. {Patient did say that he often gets anxious with needle injections.

Patient felt faint around 5 min after vaccination. He was sweaty, pale, and dizzy. He was given monitored and was here with a friend who sat with him. Patient laid flat on the ground for 20-25min and began felling better. He left on his own shortly after that.

Patient became very pale, shaky, and said he felt as if he were going to faint immediately after receiving vaccination We had patient lie down, checked his blood pressure which was a little low We gave patient some glucose tablets, a coke to drink and placed cool damp towel on his head Patient stated he had not eaten anything since the day before and was very nervous about getting shot/afraid of needles when he got to pharmacy Patient began to get his color back and felt well enough to sit up in a chair We then gave him some peanut butter crackers to eat Patient stayed in pharmacy area for 30 - 40 minutes until he felt better and wanted to leave We offered to call an ambulance for him if he felt like he needed to seek medical attention but he stated he did not

The patient fell off from the chair and laid on the floor with face down about 5 minutes after receiving Moderna Covid-19 vaccine. He gained conscious a few seconds later and asked for water. EMS staffs checked his vital signs about 10 mins later. His BP, oxygen saturation and EKG were normal. His friend picked him up about 45 mins.

Probable vasovagal syncope. I had no anxiety up to and during the vaccination. Immediately after being vaccinated, I grew dizzy and felt my vision fading. I asked for some water and waited. Three minutes after vaccination, I lost consciousness and forcefully fell on the floor, scraping my head and biting the front of my tongue. I was immediately wheelchaired over to a nearby bench and tended to by a nurse and two doctors. I was sweating profusely, had a low heart rate and chills, and felt tired. After forty-five minutes, a bottle of water and a can of orange juice, I had recovered and was dismissed. I already had a ride waiting to take me home.

Pt has received second dose of the Moderna series. He had completed his fifteen minutes of observation and after standing to leave, he collapsed onto the floor hitting his head at 1152. Myself,RN rushed over and began to evaluate condition. Pt was oriented x4 and stated he had become light headed after standing. Stated that his head hurt from hitting it on the floor. Began monitoring vital signs. Initial VS showed BP of 138/82, Pulse of 83, and respirations at 14. Applied oxygen per nasal cannula until we could monitor oxygen level which was found to be 96%. After continuing to talk with pt, he again passed out while still laying down. We were able to awaken him and he was still oriented x4. . Second VS at 1159 showed BP of 130/82, P 82, and 02 of 96. Pt reported his history of seizures. Continued to monitor. Third set of VS at 1204 were BP 124/78, P 78, R 12, 02 96. Police arrived at 1205 and ambulance arrived at 1209. Pt refused to be taken in by ambulance and continued to converse. We sat pt up to sitting position. At 1207, BP was 124/80, P 79, and 02 96. He was then moved up to sit in chair but after sitting there at approximately 1215, pt again passed out but was supported by the EMT. After regaining consciousness, he then agreed to be transported to hospital via ambulance.

Patient fainted approximately 3 to 5 mins after receiving the first dose. They were standing and fell to the ground during the 15 min mandatory observation period. EMS was called and checked his vitals. Patient refused to go to the ER. He was advised to continue to monitor his symptoms and call EMS or his doctor immediately if symptoms worsen. Patient advised to download mobile CDC reporting app. EMS checked his vitals and all were normal.

After I administered the vaccine, the patient left the shot room and sat down with his mother on the bench. A minute or two later at most, we heard his mom yelling for us and I could see him kind of slumped over while she kept him sitting up. I ran out with an EpiPen and saw him on the bench, slumped forward but coming to - he was able to speak with us and answer questions (his name, DOB, today's date, where he was). He was dizzy and his face was pale and sweaty, but he said otherwise he was okay. We provided him water and Gatorade, which he drank and said it helped. We had them stay for 30 minutes from that point to monitor for improvement, and there were no further issues. We checked in with them before they left, and the patient said he was fine and back to normal.

Systemic: Allergic: Anaphylaxis-Medium, Systemic: Confusion-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hyperventilation-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Systemic: Shakiness-Medium, Systemic: Weakness-Medium, Additional Details: immediately after first dose pt head started to lower, eyes closed, slid down in chair. respiratory rate decreased for several seconds then panic breathing occured thereafter. pt was sweating profusely and skin was cold and clammy. could not verbally respond for 30-45 seconds. after a minute pt could talk and answer question. blood pressure was taken 3 different times 5 minutes apart 75/43, 87/46, 93/52. Pt was feeling fine a half hour later and was called 4 hours later to follow up.

Patient is a 25 year old male A & O x4 with a chief complaint of a syncopal episode. Patient was sitting in a chair in the observation area approximately 10 minute post vaccine. Patient struck his head when he fell and presented with a small abrasion on the top of his head complaining of neck pain 1/10. Cervical spine immediately immobilized and EMS activated. Patient stated that he has had similar events in the past when he had his blood drawn. Patient denied any other medical history, no allergies and stated that he takes no medications. Vital signs obtained with all vitals within normal limits. Patient stated that he felt slightly dizzy but denied any other complaints. Negative chest pain, SOB, weakness, blurred vision, tinnitus, nausea and no sign of allergic reaction. Patient had equal grips and pushes with no signs of stroke. Medic Engine with EMT arrived and assumed patient care. Patient went via ambulance Hospital.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Additional Details: Checked in on patient within 5 minutes and he reported some dizziness. Directed patient to place his head between his legs for several minutes. Checked in on him again in another 5 minutes and he said he was feeling better. He continued with his head between his legs. After 15 minutes, patient was seated and stated he was no longer dizzy. Told him to stay seated longer if he would like and to get up slowly when he was absolutely sure he was fine. Patient got up within another 5 minutes.

Patient reported feeling unwell shortly after receiving the covid 19 Moderna vaccine. He was seated in a chair and had flushing, seating, dizziness, and nausea. The paramedics we called to assess the situation. We gave him a bottle of water and monitored him for approximately 10 minutes until the paramedics arrived. He was assessed for blood pressure and vital signs. The Paramedics determined he was ok to leave on his own after he felt able. he remained in the waiting area for approximately another 10 minutes then left.

At approximately 12:45pm on 4/27/2021, patient received his first dose of Covid19 (Moderna) vaccine, given by Pharmacist on duty. During the 15 minute observation period following the vaccine, the patient's father asked the pharmacist to check his blood pressure. While the pharmacist was checking his blood pressure (approximately 2-3 minutes following the vaccination), she notices the patient was starting to look pale and shut and squint his eyes as if he was having trouble focusing his vision. The pharmacist questioned the patient to make sure he felt ok, and the patient said his vision was going black and he was getting dizzy and lightheaded. The pharmacist moved nearby objects out of the way to prepare to lay the patient on the ground. When returning to the patient, he was staring blankly, hunched over, unresponsive, no pulse felt on a 5 second check, and had rheum dripping from nose and eyes. At 12:50pm the pharmacist instructed technician to call 911. Patient was lowered to the floor in the supine position where he remained unresponsive and no pulse could be felt on a 10 second check, but chest rise could not be evaluated as patient started to have convulsions. Convulsions ceased after approximately 15 seconds and patient started groaning and moving his head and said he could hear but he couldn't open his eyes yet. Patient remained supine and the Pharmacist continued to carry on conversation with patient until EMS arrived at 12:57pm to evaluate patient. EMS attributed the instance to syncope related to the vaccine. The patient denied ambulatory care to the hospital for any further evaluation. Patient denied history of fainting expect for ?one unprovoked episode at his grandmother's house when he thinks his blood sugar got too low.?

After approximately 15 minutes of receiving the vaccine, patient experienced dizziness and hypotension. He appeared pale, sweating and cold. At 10:21AM, patient's blood pressure was 85/44. We called paramedics and they arrived at 10:29AM. Patient refused to go to the hospital. At 10:41AM, patient's blood pressure was at 119/66. He was stable and left our clinic.

About 5-10 minutes after the shot was administered, patient complained of some dizziness, nausea, lightheadedness. Few minutes later. some tingling of the lips. Patient was given about 50mg of diphenhydramine about 10 minutes after the shot, some water to drink and his blood pressure was checked. BP was 114/78 and heart rate was 68. Patient was allowed to sit for about an hour and felt better over that time and was able to go back to work cautiously

I woke up with pressure on my chest and pain on my left arm around the elbow. After a couple of minutes, I began to have a lot of cold sweat, and both the pressure in my chest and pain in my arm began to increase. Then I began feeling a tingling sensation on my neck/chin. After that, I felt lightheaded and decided to go to the hospital. At my arrival to the ER, I was given aspirin and heparin. I got a couple of EKGs and a chest X-Ray, as well as some blood work. I was then transferred to the medical center, where I had some more blood tests and EKGs done. I was also treated with Indocin, Lipitor and Aspirin. At around 9PM, I began feeling the pressure on my chest again, although with decreased intensity. I was given morphine and the pain went away. This event repeated at around 10AM next morning with the same outcome. After that I got an Echocardiogram, and began to be treated with Metoprolol. No other pain events happened for the rest of my stay at the hospital. On the next morning, April 26th, I was taken to an angiogram to rule out Coronary Dissection. After the test, I was discharged with a prescription for Metoprolol.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Severe, Additional Details: Patient became lightheaded due to fear of needles. Was sitting in observation chair when he passed out & fell forward hitting his face on the floor. His nose began to bleed profusely but after a few seconds he regained consciousness and sat up on his own. Emergency services were called to make sure he was ok (ie. no broken nose). Patient was assessed by EMT and found to be okay (blood pressure, blood glucose, pulse)We observed him for a full hour before allowed to leave.

Within two hours, I started feeling slightly nauseous and lightheaded. Overnight, I woke up with a 100.5 degree fever. I had chills at the time and a sore throat. By midmorning the next day the nausea and fever went away. I felt very fatigued the whole next day. By the second day after the vaccine I felt fine.

Shortly after receiving the vaccination the patient began to feel light headed. He stood up and fell back to the floor, landing in a sitting position and not striking his head. He was helped into a chair by a bystander and I was alerted to the situation. He appeared pale and diaphoretic, then he became unresponsive with his eyes up and his arms tensing up. After about 10 seconds he became responsive again. EMS had been called earlier and arrived a few minutes after this and he was evaluated and left with EMS. It was unclear if he had simply passed out or if he had a seizure. He had no previous history of seizure, though the presentation seemed somewhat atypical for just passing out.

Patient felt like fainting about 10 mintues after dose. Sweating, ears ringing, . Patient fell as a result of dizziness and suffered a few lacerations to arm, bumped his head and complained of pain. 911 was called and patient was sent to Emergency room per ambulance for a checkup.

Prior to administering the vaccine, the patient had expressed an intense phobia of needles to pharmacy staff, and this was communicated to the pharmacist. After administering the vaccine, the patient stated that they felt lightheaded. The pharmacist then asked the patient if they wanted to remain seated, and the patient lost consciousness for approx. 60 seconds. Per Pharmacy protocol, code white, (indicating injury) was declared over the stores radio system. The patient was lowered onto the floor, legs were elevated and cold compress applied as per protocol. Following the patent regaining consciousness, they declined paramedic assistance and was provided with an electric cart to aid in leaving the premises.

Patient received 2nd moderna vaccine, patient was seated waiting his 15 min post vaccination. Patient fainted and fell out of chair onto floor. Patient hit his head when he hit the floor.

Patient received second dose of medication after not concerns or issues with first dose. After approximately 25 minutes the patient started experiencing chills, dizziness and tightness in chest. The patient stated no issue with breathing but was provided water and was monitored with bedside care following concerns. Patient started experiencing labored breathing at approximately 11:50AM. Explained that his throat was feeling tight but was fine. Coached through breathing techniques and color was changing to more pale. Benadryl and Epi prepared. Patient was provided Benadryl as he was stating his throat did not feel "tight" rather he was feeling weight in his chest when breathing. 50mg of liquid Benadryl was administered at 11:52AM. Within 3 minutes patient color was returning and breathing was coming with more ease. Patient seemed more relaxed and stated he was feeling better. More water and close monitoring. Patient stated chills still present and fingers were cold 12:00PM. Provided blanket. Patient stated on sight from 11:00-1:00. Patient was feeling no concerns with breathing, chills were subsiding at 12:30pm. He was provided Benadryl, Tylenol and water to go home to father's care. He was provided option to be taken to walk in clinic or ER for further evaluation but stated that he felt comfortable with going home as he felt like himself.

Side Effects: Headaches, Dizzness/ Syncope, Opposite arm pain, wrist pain, (R) shoulder blade pain and stiffness. Painful non healing rash on buttocks, Rash on (L) arm, large lump on (R) side lower back of head DR's Visit ER Visit

client complained of dizziness and headache after receiving 1st dose Moderna. Client had already completed 30 min observation, had walked outside to vehicle, felt dizzy and returned back to EMT station. EMT took vitals at 1635: blood pressure 148/104, pulse 74, oxygen 100%. RN and PHN joined EMTs. Blood pressure rechecked to confirm first value: 148/104. Per client had just had coffee, lunch and no hydration(water) all day. Per client history of asthma 10years ago, no medications, no known allergies. Vitals 1645: blood pressure 141/91, pulse 66, oxygen 99%. Per client feeling nauseous and blurry vision. EMT gave emesis bag and water. Vitals 1650: blood pressure 138/87, pulse 62, oxygen 100%. Client stated nausea resolved. At 1653 client stated headache worsened. At 1700 client stated vision improving. Vitals: blood pressure 138/90, pulse 75, oxygen 100%. Per client all symptoms had resolved. Client left facility with steady gait at 1735 after completing 1hr observation. At 1746 client returned to EMT station, stated once he began to drive he felt nauseous again. Vitals at 1750: blood pressure 148/90, pulse 65, oxygen 98%. Vitals at 1756: blood pressure 129/92, pulse 70, oxygen 98%. Per client nausea about the same. Vitals 1800: blood pressure 133/95, pulse 64, oxygen 98%. Per client nausea slightly improved, light headed, and slight vision changes per client. RN Thong offered client paramedics for further assessment, client denied, would like to stay longer in observation. Vitals at 1809: blood pressure 140/92, oxygen 72, oxygen 99%. Per client feeling hungry, still nauseous. 1820 vitals: blood pressure 136/98, pulse 66, oxygen 96%. Nausea and vision improving. 1831 vitals: blood pressure 134/87, pulse 69, oxygen 98%. Per client vision same, nausea improving. Client had family member come and pick him up. RN advised client to follow up with provider regarding reaction. ER precautions also given. Client left facility with steady gait at 1840.

Vaccine administered 8:32am. At 8:36am VS BP 74/51, P 40, R18 T98. pt sitting on chair and fell on right lateral side. Pt noted with bump to right forehead. Pt A&O verbalizes feeling dizzy and nervousness. Pt diaphoretic with brief episode of seizure-like eye twitching. Pt denies any chest pain. 8:39am VS BP 90/40 P50, R18, T98 O2 Sat 98%. Lead nurse made aware. Md on call made aware. As per MD notify EMS. Orders carried out. Applied cold compress to forehead while pt sitting up. Wife present. VS 8:42am BP 128/76, P74, R18, T96.8, O2 98%. Pt under no distress. 8:52 EMS arrived to site. Pt evaluated by EMS and offered to be taken to hospital for further evaluation. Pt refused. Advised pt of consequences for leaving AMA. Pt verbalizes understands. 9:01am pt signed AMA. Instructed pt to seek further medical assistance if signs/symptoms persist at home. Assited pt to exit site on wheelchair accompanied by wife.

Per the observation nurse, the patient was sitting down in a chair, looking down on his phone, when he suddenly fell from his chair to the floor on his left-side. Patient was unresponsive for about 4-5 seconds with convulsion-like movements, while he was on the floor. He then regained consciousness, he independently stood up and assisted to sit in the chair. Patient was pale in color, cool and clammy to the touch at this time (while alert and oriented). Two doctors were at the patient's side to assess him. Vitals were taken. Patient was alert and oriented (answering all questions from the MD). Patient continued to be monitored and he was given water to rehydrate for an hour after the incident. He was sent home with his wife. Prior to leaving, the patient was alert and oriented. He stated he felt better.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Additional Details: GAVE WATER AFTER PATIENT EXPERIENCED DIZZINESS-PT WAS DEHYDRATED. PATIENT RECOVERED SHORTLY AFTER RECEIVING WATER. WE HAD PATIENT WAIT FOR ANOTHER 15 MINUTES AFTER INITIALLY DRINKING WATER.

Arm was very sore when waking up , 9/10 pain and weakness. Tylenol was taken and dulled. Range of Motion extremely limited for days to follow- continued taking Motrin. Extremely limited foor days to follow continued taking tylenol for pain. Pian is less, and now more rom, but still having difficulty with arm, In addition to arm, sweats, chills, aches, fever 102.1 Follow up with PCP ruled out DVT. Got RX for muscle relaxers, but not filled but felt better over weekend. Will go get medication filled and start

Patient felt dizzy after getting the shot. As he walked to the chair and fell down as he was about the sit on the chair. He got up and sat on the chair with help of his Dad. He also got sweaty and pale. After he sat for a while and got some water he said he felt better. He waited for 30 minutes and felt better and went home.

Patient passed out around 5 minutes after receiving the second dose of the Moderna vaccine. He hit his head hard on the ground and felt dizzy and lightheaded for about 15 minutes after the fall.

Muscle aching and sometimes twitching. Dizziness of the head and stomach. Extreme nausea of head and stomach. Vomiting. Suppressed appetite. Great pain in head and stomach. Extreme fatigue and weakness. Symptoms peaked 24-36 hours after injection and were mostly gone after 3 days. Fatigue and weakness took a week to fully disappear. Seemingly no lasting symptoms.

Waking up at 4:30 AM I went to urinate. Feeling weak I started to slouch and have trouble standing while urinating. Upon returning to my room I fainted. I suddenly lost consciousness and fell on my clothes/bed. I drank about 1.5 liters of water and felt better after about 15 minutes.

9:25 am BP 119/80, p- 75, o2 98%, c/o dizziness and vision blurred. Mint given. Left hand also numb. 9:34- 119/72, p-63, 02 100%DIzziness better, vision better. 9:41 sitting bp 118/76, no complaints, feels good sitting. 945- standing , bp 115/71, p- 70, o2 99%, "doing good". 9;50 vision fully returned, denies dizziness, nausea or numbness

Patient came for second dose of Moderna vaccine and upon reviewing PQCF the patient indicated that for his first dose during the 30 mins observation period he experienced difficulty swallowing and dizziness. The patient has a history of anaphylaxis with sulfa drugs. Patient did not inform of adverse event to his PCP nor the staff of the pharmacy. He was very nervous. He was advised to consult with his PCP the risk vs benefit of receiving his second dose and to inform us of the final decision for documentation. Second dose of vaccine was not administered until further communication between patient and PCP.

5/22/2021 - evening time, right side of body went numb, knee locked up, collapsed on floor, chest pain, could not move whole body for 30 seconds then couldnt move right side for another 10 minutes, last 10 minutes called 911, dizziness conscious whole time 5/23/2021 - Hospital said had TIA mini stroke, prescribed blood thinner, have to follow up with Dr

Lost vision, lost ability to move, collapsed on floor, one side of body regained movement, dizziness, chest pain

patient got light headed, dizzy, placed on ground elevated feet gave fluids and a salty snack, observed for additional 15 minutes

motion sickness in car; micro movement of the eye; lack of focus of the eye; prolonged dizziness; intense headache; Dropping blood pressure; Myalgia; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of MOTION SICKNESS (motion sickness in car), EYE MOVEMENT DISORDER (micro movement of the eye), OCULAR DISCOMFORT (lack of focus of the eye), DIZZINESS (prolonged dizziness), HEADACHE (intense headache) and HYPOTENSION (Dropping blood pressure) in a 25-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 040B21A) 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 MOTION SICKNESS (motion sickness in car) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), EYE MOVEMENT DISORDER (micro movement of the eye) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), OCULAR DISCOMFORT (lack of focus of the eye) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), DIZZINESS (prolonged dizziness) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), HEADACHE (intense headache) (seriousness criterion hospitalization) and HYPOTENSION (Dropping blood pressure) (seriousness criterion hospitalization). On an unknown date, the patient experienced MYALGIA (Myalgia). At the time of the report, MOTION SICKNESS (motion sickness in car), EYE MOVEMENT DISORDER (micro movement of the eye), OCULAR DISCOMFORT (lack of focus of the eye), DIZZINESS (prolonged dizziness), HEADACHE (intense headache), HYPOTENSION (Dropping blood pressure) and MYALGIA (Myalgia) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On an unknown date, Blood pressure measurement: mmHg (Low) Dropping blood pressure. On an unknown date, Cardiac stress test: (Inconclusive) Inconclusive. On an unknown date, Magnetic resonance imaging: (normal) had a cyst but nothing that would cause symptoms. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. Treatment medication includes antibiotic for cyst, 25mg 3xday meclizine for inner ear, and Midodrine HCL 10mg for dropping blood pressure and 10mg Pregnisone for inner ear inflammation. Patient underwent VNG test had no inner ear inflammation and noticed micro movements of the eye No concomitant medication information were reported Caller wanted to report adverse event. Callers first dose was on 12apr21, LOT#040B21A, Expiration date 10/2/21. Caller said his life has been upside down since he got the shot. First week had intense headache and dizziness. Second week he had muscle aches and dizziness with limited headaches. Third week he is having a focusing and dizziness issue. Caller said he seen doctor and specialist. Caller had MRI and Stress test. Caller said MRI came back clean. Caller said they had a cyst but nothing that would cause symptoms. Caller said Brain scan came back negative. Caller said he was completely heathy. Caller said he also gets motion sickness now since he had the vaccine. Primary care doctor gave antibiotic for cyst. PCP thought had something to do with inner ear, 25mg 3xday meclazine, then the gave Midodrine HCL 10mg for dropping blood pressure. Caller said he got relief for 3 days then he started getting sick. Caller went to ER and they took him off the medicine. Caller when to a ENT doctor. Caller said took VNG test. He was prescribed 10mg Pregnisone for inner ear inflammation. The VNG test proved he didnt have inner ear inflammation. Caller said his symptoms have been going on for 32 days as of yet. CAller said he cant go to restaurants because of dizziness and sickness. Caller said during his VNG test they noticed micro movements of the eye. His ENT thinks this may be causing the dizziness and lack of focus. Caller said he will travel to anywhere to get help.; 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. Further information regarding detailed medical history and diagnostics will help in assessment.

Pt said he was disoriented , lightheaded and dizzy. We had him sit to observe him. He was flushed all over body and cold to touch. He stated he was feeling nauseous. I led him to a private space and had him lie down. He stated that his lips were tingling. I gave him 25mg liquid diphenhydramine and continued to observe. He said throat was very dry and feeling worse. I contacted 911 and they came to the clinic to evaluate the patient. They checked blood pressure, blood sugar, heart rate and rhythm. At 5:25 he decided he was feeling a little better and he refused transport by the ambulance. We arranged for an emergency contact to come pick him up.

Pt. stated he felt light headed while sitting in observation area. He stated it happens after injections. Pt A &0X3, water given and pt. tolerated well. EMT's observed. Left in stable condition at 2:48 p.m.

Patient compliaing of lightheadedness and headache after receiving the 2nd COVID vaccine Moderna at 13:12. Two EMT's reported to Hospital on site of similar reaction to 1st dose of Moderna. At 13:32 Client complains of lightheadedness and headache, after 20 minutes in observation. Clients vitals blood pressure: 144/86, heart rate: 79, respirations: 14. oxygen saturation 97%. Client mentions history of lightheadedness nausea and headache during his first Moderna vaccine. Client is alert and oriented to person, place, time and date. Client denies nausea, chest pain, abdominal pain, shortness of breath, or any noticeable rashes or itchiness. At 13:38 Client states headache worsens rating at a 6/10 pain scale, and lightheadedness, Client states "head feels fuzzy" and had breakfast at 1100am. Clients vitals blood pressure: blood pressure: 131/86, heart rate: 70, respirations: 14. oxygen saturation 98%. Client was given water and juice and had client move to anti-gravity chair. At 13:44 Client states headache continues to be a 6/10 and "comes in and out", clients vitals blood pressure: blood pressure: 142/87, heart rate: 64, respirations: 14. oxygen saturation 98%. At 13:54 Client stated headache worsens to 7/10 on pain scale and still feels lightheadedness. Client stated that he has a driver that will take him home. Clients vitals blood pressure: blood pressure: 131/80, heart rate: 66, respirations: 14. oxygen saturation 97%. PHN on site advised client to contact emergency medical services or follow up with primary care provider if conditions worsen. Client agreed and verbalized understanding about information provided. At 1402, clients vitals blood pressure: blood pressure: 127/85, heart rate: 66, respirations: 14. oxygen saturation 97%. Client was escorted to parking lot with EMT at 14:08 with a steady gait.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: Patient stated he felt light headed. We were able to have him lie down with feet elevated and stated that doing that made him feel much better. Had him lie down for a total of 30 minutes after injection. Was stable, did not want EMS called and was able to walk with him out of the store. I also followed up with him 30 minutes later and he stated he was feeling fine and laying down at home.

Patient was walking in waiting room, passed out, fell backwards and hit his head on a chair. When I came to the waiting room patient was actively seizing and bleeding from a laceration on the posterior part of his scalp. Patient moved from under chair and placed in recovery position. Active seizure time from my arrival was 30 seconds. Patient was minimally responsive and postictal for approximately 5 minutes and diaphoretic. Vital signs taken and oxygen placed on patient. Color returned to normal, and VSS. BS was 108 on glucometer. EMS called and patient transported out of facility. Patient is a 35 yo M with no sig pmhx presenting after syncopal event after receiving his COVID vaccine. Fell from standing, denies dizziness, SOB, CP, or other symptoms prior to the event. He hit the back of his head when he fell. He presented to the ED, at which time he felt very nauseous and per notes he was confused and perseverating. Admitted to the SICU for R frontal IPH and R frontal SDH.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Additional Details: Patient never lost consciousness just felt extremely dizzy and light headed.

Dizziness, nausea, chills lasting 20-30 minutes tightness in chest / light pain near heart, lump/swelling in throat lasting 5-6 hours then tapering down for the next 4 hours

Patient received second dose of Moderna COVID 19 vaccine on 6/4/21. During this same time, patient also had URI diagnosed as bronchitis at an urgent care and provided albuterol inhaler. Cough and URI symptoms subsided on approximately 6/12/21 but developed SOB, lightheadedness, and palpitations thereafter prompting presentation to ED on 6/15/21. Patient was started on digoxin, heparin, and furosemide by cardiology team. Work up in progress.

Mild Chest pain began to occur roughly a week after vaccination. Two weeks after vaccination it had processed to severe bouts of pain accompanied with dizziness and fatigue. After about a week of severe pain, the pain began to taper off and seemed to move from my chest more into my armpit and arm. A swollen and painful lymph node occurred in my left armpit roughly 2 weeks after severe pain had started. The lymph node is currently still swollen but it's getting mildly better. Chest pain is not entirely gone but it's also getting better slowly.

Patient became dizzy/loss coordination and collapsed after completing 15 minute observation period. He was able to stand back up and walk to a chair with assistance from family members. At the immediate time of him sitting down after fall, he was unresponsive when asked his name. Approximately 5 minutes after initiation of episode he began to communicate and regain responsiveness but stated he continued to feel dizzy, sweaty, and had some difficulty breathing. At this time EMS arrived on the scene and took over the care of the patient.

After 2-3 minutes given the shot, patient reports feeling ill, nauseous, dizzy and sweaty all over. He denies difficulty of breathing, hyperventilation, or rashes. He asked to use the bathroom facility in case if he vomit. He did not vomit. He splashed water onto face and reported that made him felt better. He rested on a sofa in the pharmacy and was given a cup of water. After 3-5 min, he reports all symptoms have subsided and thought maybe he was too anxious due to anticipation of severe reactions after the second shot. Patient continues to deny trouble of breathing nor rashes throughout the 20 minutes resting in the wait area. Benadryl & Epi-Pen were not needed nor given.

Syncope. Patient experienced Nausea, sweating, pain, and dizziness. Patient was told to sit down, given and ice pack, and water

Patient sustained syncopal episode following vaccination administration, falling and striking head on the floor. Injuries to mouth, nose and left side of the face. Neurologic and vital signs stable. Transported for further evaluation to the ED.

Pt was administered Moderna on 07/14/2021. Pt called on 7/20/2021, left a Voice Mail stating he would like a call back to discuss side effects to the vaccine. I called patient back the morning of 07/21/2021, the patient states to me that two hours after the vaccine was administered he started to shake uncontrollably and was very cold, then he blacked out (Patient states he may have had a seizure.) Pt woke up outside behind his vehicle in a pool of his own vomit. I asked if 911 was called and the patient said no because he could not move or walk. The patient also stated that he felt bad all day, Thursday (07/15/2021), the day after the vaccine was administered, woke up on Friday (07/16/2021) feeling relatively normal still feels the urge to vomit when eating certain foods.

Pt reported not feeling well. He looked pale, sweaty and appeared to be breathing normally. He reported not having difficulty breathing but was feeling light headed and thought he may vomit. Monitored patients blood pressure and respiratory rate--both were normal (114/76; 93bpm; 19rpm). Called ambulance who arrived in about 7 minutes and took over his care. He was still not feeling well and was light headed/dizzy and feeling like he could throw up.

After injection, patient complained of feeling "light headed" and like he "might pass out". Patient stated he had not eaten all day. Crackers, water, and an ice pack given to patient. Patient recovered and was released.