Moderna

I received the shot around 0730 on 12/30/2020. Went home and got ready for work. Around 12am 12/31/2020 my arm started to radiate at the injection site and was very tense. I placed a heat pack on the right harm but the pain did not dissipate. My arm continued to be in pain for the rest of the night. Around 0240 I ate dinner, had water and still had some arm pain. Around 0345 my arm started to flare up and sent pain sensations throughout my body. My right arm was increasingly discomforting, I could barely move it. The sensations spread to my legs, numbing them and my throat had felt as if it were closing up. I got up to get the attention of the nurse and was able to flag her down. She said I was pale as a ghost. My vision was very blurry, I could not hear anything because my ears had filled up and everything was muffled. My head had begun to ring and I was on the brink of fainting when a chair was given to me. My eyes had become extremely sensitive to the light, I was given water and spoken to about what had happened leading up to the event. I was greeted by the paramedics who drew my blood, placed an IV and transferred me to the Acute Care portion of the Emergency Department. My vitals were 76/49, 80/50, 90/56, 100/60 before being brought to the ER. On 1/1/2021 My thighs have been sore/tense, my knees and ankles have been stiff and just feeling sickly. On 1/2/2021 much of the same symptoms are present. The soreness in the muscles isn't as prevalent, however joints still are stiff On 1/3/2021, congestion and runny nose are still present, stiffness in ankles and now shins are prevalent.

Developed slight nausea about 10 minutes after vaccine administered. Started having sensitivity to light, lightheaded, dizzy, sweaty/clammy then dry heaves.

11:09 Pt was vaccinated with Moderna vaccine by other RN 11:10 pt honks horn to inform staff that he us feeling unwell 11:12 Nurses to scene with epi kit, EMS called over to pt car, pt pale and diaphoretic. states blurry vision, dizziness and thinks this could be his anxiety 11:15 Pt given juice and crackers. Pt states history of hypertension, anxiety, and that he has recently started a low car diet 11.17 EMS monitor displays HR 50, b/p 216/193, o2 99, blood sugar 109 11:20 HR 40, Tele displays SB 11:26 EKG 12 Lead done also displays SB 11:29 HR 66 B/P 176/157 11:31 Pt was educated to avoid 2nd dose of Moderna and concern expressed to him regarding driving and feeling faint. Pt refused EMS transport to thee hospital, states he will be waiting in his car for a moment, and signed release form.

Shot given at 1330, rash was noticed at 1340, 50mg of Benadryl was given in the right arm IM. Rash began to fade around 1415. Lung sounds were evaluated after Benadryl was given and were clear, itching began behind the ear, rash covered neck back and chest, face was red, blood pressure and pulse were elevated with highest reported at 146/95 lowest at 126/84 at time of release, and tingling of the tongue. Sent to urgent care clinic and received 60mg Prednisone PO, the prescribed 20mg tablets of Prednisone and 25mg tablets Atarax PO PRN. No anaphylactic response reported.

Approximately, 25 minutes after vaccine administration the patient verbalized feeling dizzy. He was transferred from a chair to a nearby cot with feet elevated. The ER was notified and an EpiPen was on standby. Vital signs were: BP 155/69, O2 saturation 100%, and HR 125. Vitals were rechecked 5 min later and HR came down to 76. Dizziness still persisted and he complained of his hands feeling weak but grip strength was noted to be equal bilaterally. There was no indication for EpiPen so it was not used. Patient preference was to be transported to the ER for additional follow-up. In the ER vital signs continued to be monitored and patient was given 1 liter sodium chloride 0.9% fluid bolus after which the patient reported feeling much better. Patient was discharged from the ER.

Patient expressed fear of needles before injection. After injection, suffered syncopal episode, taken to hospital Emergency Room for evaluation. Discharged shortly after.

Difficult breathing, varying in severity; it is sometimes very bad. I had to go to the ER last week, and they gave me an inhaler. Also, tightness in the chest. This has been ongoing for ten days

Pt received his vaccine at 10:35 am and stated that at 11:46 he felt weak and light headed. Pt was clammy and pale his BP was 98/62. Pt states that he did not eat or drink anything prior to his vaccine today. 2 Orange juices given to the pt. Pt states at 10:50 that the orange juice made his head clearer and he no longer felt weak or shaky. Pt no longer looked pale or clammy.

So later that evening around 9:30pm I started with Chills, and a low grade fever lots of body ache and head ache, to the point I did not get much sleep the night of. It lasted the whole next day. But later in the evening of the next day I think to me the most concerning side effect was I started getting some chest pain as if I pulled a muscle around my chest or what not. And it has continued into the next day as well which is now 2 days after second dose of vaccine.

Presented about 60 hours after 2nd moderna vaccine with crushing chest pain and was found to have acute pericarditis and a troponin of 10.

8 min after receiving the vaccination, client was sitting in waiting area. States after he sat down, he thought about being glad the shot was over. He began to get dizzy and blacked out. Fell out of chair. Unconscious for approx. 15 sec. EMS on site and attended to him. States he did not eat today. Had some snacks, but planned to eat after shot. Admits to being nervous prior to shot. Mother was present. States he has never passed out after vaccines or medical treatment. Mother believes that this was a reaction to the vaccine. Ambulance was called, however, family refused further tx. Client received ice for back of head which hit the floor when he fell out of the chair. Client left after being released from paramedics. Client was taken home by family.

After receiving the Moderna vaccine on 2/10/2021, traditionally expected symptoms developed on 2/11/2021 and 2/12/2021 including fatigue, fever, headache, and general achiness. On 2/12/2021 and into the morning of 2/13/2021 I developed a persistent aching chest pain - Saturday morning (2/13/2021) I went to convenient urgent care in for a quick once-over including vitals and an EKG. The EKG showed ST elevations, and I was taken via ambulance to the hospital emergency room. With blood lab value analysis and an echocardiogram performed, the hospitalist and cardiologist determined the diagnosis to be peri myocarditis. I was admitted to the hospital for 24 hours of observation and was released on 2/14/2021.

26 yo Male developed a laboratory confirmed myocarditis on/about 7 February 2021 after receiving the 2nd dose of Moderna COVID19 Vaccine on 3 Feb 2021. His HS-Tropin peaked at 2179. He was admitted to the ICU for care. Discharged at 72 hour admission. Seen today (16 Feb 2021) for follow-up. Reports no sequela other than the development of dry skin that is pruritic. Multiple pending lab studies ordered/collected to identify other etiologies (Lyme, RPR, Coxsackie, parvo ...). Denies any vaping products.

At 4:30 pm patient reported feeling "high", stated he felt like his heart was racing and "waves were going through his body". Vital signs stable; 100% on room air, 124/74, HR 86. Felt tingling at injection site. Most symptoms resolved after about five minutes. Arm soreness remains. Monitored for 30 minutes in room, discharged at 5:00 pm.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: pt was walking out and collapsed on the floor, pt regained consciousness after couple seconds, pt is alert and responsive, and he thinks he just got up too fast, pharmacy gave pt water and he was okay after sitting and resting

Patient felt like he had cotton in his mouth and hard to swallow. He was shaking and said tongue felt numb/weird. After accessing patient blood pressure and heart rate were elevated. Patient stayed an hour and when he started to feel better heart rate was normal and blood pressure had gone done. Patient's physician was called and they felt comfortable with him leaving due to patient history and he had benadryl at home.

Patient described feeling light-headed after receiving vaccination; pt was given a bottle of water; after consuming some water patient appeared to faint, spit-up, began seizing and bit his tongue. After the event resolved the patient commented, "I looked at the needle" (suggesting the cause of the event was his phobia of needles, and not the vaccine itself).

Has had severe nose bleeding since covid shot. Hemophilia center asked caregiver to ask to report as possible vaccine side effect

Tightness on chest would come and go for 3 days Tightness on rear of neck would come and go for 2 days Inflammed Liver for a week

Beginning 3/19/21, experienced over 16 significant nose bleeds (right nostril only) until 3/22/21. Blood flow out of nose was extremely pronounced; looked as if something had cut an artery. The blood was not slowly trickling down, it was pouring out of the nose. does have Severe Hemophilia B (which was check marked on the registration form) so he is very prone to nosebleeds. However, the severity of rate of bleeding and the significant number of bleeds in a 4 day period was extremely unusual. Also, it took a very long time to stop the bleeds. I had to pinch the nose extremely hard for 35 minutes to stop each bleed.

I woke up at 3 A.M. the following morning with a bad migraine and dry mouth. I was also very nauseous so I went to my kitchen to have a glass of water. On the way back to the bedroom I felt my blood pressure bottom out and lost consciousness briefly and regained consciousness lying on the floor and my wife helping me up. I was able to make it to the bathroom and lay against the toilet because I thought I was going to throw up. I had that same feeling of my blood pressure dropping and again lost consciousness and regained consciousness with my head laying on the toilet seat. I also had sever chills and body aches, particularly in the neck area. I also struggled talking and communicating with my wife. She tells me I wasn?t making sense and my words were slurred.

Onset of symptoms occurred approximately 2 hours after receiving vaccine and last for approximately 48 hours. Symptoms included: muscle aches, fever, chills, headache, and rapid resting heart rate.

Patient reported to immunizing technician before administration of vaccine that he had a history of fainting post-vaccination due to anxiety and nerve about needles. Pt stated that previously he had fainted immediately post-vaccination. After discussing patient's medical history the supervising pharmacist advised pt to stay in vaccination seat for direct observation for 10-15min. After about 10 minutes post-vaccination in observation period the pt alerted immunizing tech, "oh, its happening." The tech brought a wet paper towel and placed it on the back of patient's neck and pt replied, "oh, that feels good", then patient's head immediately dropped and he went out of consciousness. Pharmacist witnessed event and rushed over to support patient from falling off chair. Pharmacist was rubbing and patting patients back and chest, yelling his name to arouse him. Pharmacist directed tech to call code white and alert store manager. In total, the patient was approximately in and out of consciousness about 20 seconds. Pt responded to stimulus and recovered without other effects or injury. Patient was fully responsive and aware of event went he became conscious again. We offered him a cold water bottle and encouraged him to remove mask if it helped him to breath better. Pt was able to communicate with pharmacist about the sensations he had leading to the event where he described first tingling in his feet, than dissociation from body, where he felt like he was having a dream but could hear someone yelling at him. EMS arrived at the scene and performed vital check. Based on patient abnormal hypertension at scene and higher BMI, EMS offered to transport patient to the ED for further tests and observation but patient declined. Patient was accompanied by his emergency contact, his father (who also witnessed the events unfold).

Patient was seated in chair for observation. About 10min after injection pt's head hit wall and he was noted to be very pale and did not appear well. Patient was lowered to the ground and rapid response team was called to evaluate. Patient's vitals were abnormal- low heart rate and blood pressure. Patient denied any swelling of mouth or throat or trouble breathing, Patient transferred to emergency department.

Patient seen slumped over by staff, Had syncopal episode Appeared diaphoretic, and fatigued Blood pressure and heart rate low Patient had emesis Ambulance called for medical transport to hospital

Approximately 3 minutes after receiving his vaccine, started to not feel very well. He was feeling warm and was visibly clammy/sweating. He got very pale and the lost consciousness. He is in a wheelchair so we got him out of the chair and laying flat on the ground where he regained consciousness fairly quickly. 911 was called and they did take him in ambulance for follow-up in the emergency room. Vitals were taken while waiting for ambulance to arrive, but those were given to the EMTs.

After injection patient became pale, diaphoretic, and hypotensive. Patient placed on gurney in Trendelenburg position. Serial vitals taken as patient recovered. Water given. When recovered patient went home with family.

Patient received vaccine and had immediate adverse reaction. His eyes rolled to the back of his head and he had complete loss of consciousness that lasted around 2-3 minutes. Assessed patient for heart rate (there) and breathing (unsure if lost breath at first, could not determine with mask on, and when I pulled off it took me a few moments to get his mouth open to hear breathing occur). Elevated legs. Patient lost color and became sweaty and cold in his hands. His wife was in the room with me. I had 911 called, and they arrived within 10 minutes of incident. Patient awoke and was responsive around the 3 m it took me a few moments to get his mouth open to hear breathing occur). Elevated legs. Patient lost color and became sweaty and cold in his hands. His wife was in the room with me. I had 911 called, and they arrived within 10 minutes of incident. Patient awoke and was responsive around the 3 minute mark, and he slowly came to, not remembering incident. Had him wait around 45 minutes to ensure okay before he declined transfer to emergency care and left with his wife. inute mark, and he slowly came to, not remembering incident. Had him wait around 45 minutes to ensure okay before he declined transfer to emergency care and left with his wife.

PATIENT HAD NOT TAKEN HIS BLOOD PRESSURE MEDICATION. AFTER THE INJECTION HE WAS WAITING FOR 10 MINUTES BEFORE HE SAID HIS HEART WAS RACING. CHECKED BLOOD PRESSURE 130/108 HR 83. FILLED MEDICATION ON FILE FOR PATIENT. HAD HIM REST AND RECHECKED IN 10 MINUTES 134/100 HR 85 . PATIENT WAITED AN ADDITIONAL 10 MINUTES SAID HE WAS FEELING BETTER AND WANTED TO LEAVE

Patient fainted after the Shot and regained consciousness .He complained about dizziness and nausea. 911 was called. He was advised to sit and be observed until they arrived

Shortly after injection, pt developed dizziness/near syncope. He was noted to be very pale and was reclined in his chair. He improved after appx. 5 minutes and symptoms resolved. BP 110/80, HR 72, 99%. No signs to suggest anaphylaxis. He felt completely back to normal when he drove home. Symptoms likely consistent with vasovagal response from injection. Pt notes he did not eat much during the day

Patient experience syncope approx 10 minutes following vaccine. Episode was lasted less than five seconds and patient was coherent nearly immediately after losing consciousness.

Written by Doctor: April 7, 2021 2:09 p.m. DOB 2/07/1995, male, received his second dose of Moderna Vaccine (Lot 019B21A) at 1:13 p.m. He stood up and walked to the usher?s table to have his vaccine card completed. Approximately one minute after receiving his vaccine, he had a syncopal episode falling directly backwards striking his head on the floor. I, MD did not directly witness the fall, but everyone who witnessed the fall said that he fell completely unimpeded to the floor. I was notified and immediately assisted the patient who was with his girlfriend. Patient initially appeared ?out?, but almost immediately opened his eyes and asked what happened. His skin was cool and clammy. A pulse oximeter was placed on his finger registering 98% o2 and a pulse of 53. I kept him lying on the floor until he was completely awake and aware of his surroundings. At the time he said his neck was not sore, but his head was sore. Approximately 2-3 minutes later, we were able to assist him in standing to immediately sit down in a wheelchair. He was taken to the cot in the hallway just outside the Medical Observation where I was able to help him to stand and then lie down. An icepack was provided to put on the back of his head, he was provided water, Gatorade, and two cookies. Patient said that he hadn?t eaten all day and had been feeling slightly hungry prior to his vaccination. I had patient move all extremities and asked his questions to verify that he was full awake and oriented to person, place, and time. Patient girlfriend stayed with patient while he ate his cookies. I addressed my concerns about patient striking his head on the floor and the possibility of a closed head injury. Girlfriend felt that patient was now completely back to his normal state of mind. I had patient remain lying down for 20 minutes. When I returned to check on him, he was sitting up and wanted to leave. I told him that he needed to be able to walk up and down the hallway before I would feel comfortable letting him leave. He stood up and walked halfway down the hallway before saying he was lightheaded. I immediately went to him to lead him back to the cot, but he insisted that he needed to use the bathroom to urinate. Both girlfriend and I stood in the doorway to assist patient if he needed, but he was able to finish urinating, then returned and sat in the wheelchair. I spoke to both Doctors via a phone call and had spoken to someone earlier. After letting them know that patient did not want an ambulance called, but I was going to strongly recommend he go to the nearest ER before returning home, I returned to the patient. Vital signs at 1:53 were Pulse Ox of 98%, pulse 78, and blood pressure sitting of 140/75. Again, I strongly recommended that girlfriend drive him to an ED for an evaluation and possible cat scan. Patient also now had some paracervical neck pain which I also said should be evaluated. Patient and girlfriend both insisted they didn?t want an ambulance called and girlfriend felt comfortable taking patient out of the clinic. Patient said he was hungry, and they were going to get food first. Girlfriend gave me her phone number (xxx)xxx-xxxx and I gave her my phone number (xxx-xxx-xxxx). I told her I was going to call her every hour to check on patient and told her to call me at any time. I recommended acetaminophen for the headache and other vaccine symptoms but no ibuprofen because of the possible head injury. I recommended to immediately call an ambulance or go to an ED for nausea, worsening headache, confusion, or drowsiness. Girlfriend is not to let patient sleep longer than 30 minutes at a time. Patient was able to walk out of the clinic easily under his own power without any assistance. He stated he was feeling much better.

Patient felt nauseous and lightheaded. He felt very warm and was pale. Patient was given cool cloths and an ice pack to cool him down. Patient was monitored and felt better shortly after.

patient reported feeling dizzy and faint 5 minutes after vaccine while sitting donw. water was offered. 3 minutes later, patient was still feeling dizzy and requested to lie down. upon helping patient to a place to lie down, they fainted in the store. paramedics were called and personnel stayed with patient until paramedics arrived

faints during medical procedures. 9:55 patient had tonic clonic movement of both upper extremities and lower extremities almost immediately after the vaccine was injected for approximately 30 seconds. patient vomited and reported feeling light headed and nauseous. patient appeared pale and was diaphoretic. vitals BP: 102/60, SPO2: 98%, HR 68, RR 24. patient placed on cot and in recovery position. juice provided, vitals remained stable. patient reported feeling better and requested to leave at 10:15. Patient A&O x3.

Fever (Tm 102.5), headache, malaise/fatigue, and body aches along with non-reproducible, non-radiating, left-sided chest pain.

Stood up, sat down and got light headed before blacking out. Nurses on-site said I had a seizure. Rushed to hospital. Blacked out for 1.5 minutes

Patient noted on form that he had a severe reaction to peanuts which causes him to have anaphylaxis. He stated that he does carry an EpiPen and any time anything with peanuts touches his mouth/lips he immediately notices his throat starting to close. He also is allergic to cats. Before administering the vaccine, the patient noted that he does not like needles and was not going to look. I administered the vaccine and the patient and I exited the vaccination room. I explained that he should sit in the waiting area for about 30 minutes due to his severe allergic reaction in the past. By the time that I walked back into the pharmacy, the patient's wife shouted "He's not breathing!". My technicians called 911 while I grabbed an EpiPen and rushed to the patient. I immediately administered a 0.3 mg dose of epinephrine and observed that the patient had passed out, was not breathing, but had a pulse. A few seconds later he regained consciousness and his breathing was erratic. I gave him water and he stated that he felt very lightheaded and dizzy. I instructed him to remain seated. He also noted that his vision was blurry and he saw a black dot. His wife was fanning him to cool him down while I tried to obtain the patient's blood pressure, but could not get a reading. The paramedics came and evaluated him thoroughly. His blood pressure, heart rate, EKG, and blood sugar were all within normal limits. They determined that the syncope was most likely due to the patient not eating during the day and not liking needles. The patient was feeling much better and declined further medical treatment, including going to the hospital. He was instructed to go home and relax.

Per provider notes, 26-year old male was brought to the emergency room after he had an out of the hospital cardiac arrest/seizure. Mother of patient provided initial history. Patient received his first COVID vaccine 2 days ago and the next day he started complaining of some chest pain. Patient woke up on the 15th, mother made breakfast and acting normal. Mother went up to room and found him unresponsive foaming at the mouth and may have been shaking. Paramedics arrived and started CPR and noted he was in V fib and shocked once into an organized rhythm. Patient experienced another seizure in the ED. Patient's family was positive for COVID in January. Patient was tested then and tested positive at hospital. Cycle threshold was 39.9. Patient was intubated initially yet extubated on 4/16/2021

About 2 minutes after vaccine he became very pale and diaphoretic and he lost consciousness for several seconds and had bilateral body muscle spasms. Lifted his legs and put him on a gurney, applied ice to neck. Gave ammonia whiffs. Stat team was called and he was taken to a treatment area for further care.

Dose 1, no reaction. Dose 2, woke up at 2am to use bathroom and Passed out. Took a whole minute to come to. Called ambulance. Taken to hospital and kept for 12 hours. Head, both legs and back hurt so bad. Fever stayed at 100.3-100.6. Sent home slept for a couple hours and fever finally broke 36 hours later.

Approximately three minutes after receiving the vaccine the patient fainted. Complained of feeling a little warm, otherwise no other complaints. Recovered quickly and had no sequala.

3/31/21 26YM admit with Acute issue: myocarditis, chest pain, extreme fatigue, body aches, SOB; Moderna (first dose on 3/28). No known prior COVID. Patient admits that approximately a month and a half ago, he was drinking a significant amount of alcohol with a 24-pack of beer daily and 5 drinks at night. He quit this approximately 2 weeks ago when he got back together with his girlfriend. He has had stress in his life with the death of a cousin approximately 2 weeks ago. The patient had been feeling well over the last week or so and received the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on 3/28 Sunday. This was his first dose. Approximately an hour and a half after receiving the vaccine, he had symptoms of feeling dizzy with position change. He went home from work. He developed fevers, chills, rigors, diaphoresis, and headaches. He slept a lot due to these symptoms. On 3/30 Tuesday, he woke with mild chest discomfort that he described as a pressure sensation in his anterior chest. He states that it was bothersome, but not too significant. He woke up 3/31 at approximately 0200 hours with a stabbing left anterior chest discomfort. He notes that it felt like a hot knife stabbing him. He admits that over the last couple of days, he had a cough when he would lay back in bed. He admits to feeling more short of breath when flat and feeling like he had to put pillows behind his head. He came to the emergency department due to these symptoms. He was given a dose of acetaminophen and promptly had nausea and vomiting. He received a dose of aspirin 325 mg and states that his symptoms resolved shortly after that. 3/31 He now feels well and denies any further chest discomfort. He denies any dyspnea.

Patient received dose 1 of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Approximately 5-10 minutes after administration, the patient's mother alerted me that the patient was feeling faint and sweaty. I came to check on the patient. He appeared pale and diaphoretic. Patient said his vision was narrowing and he subsequently lost consciousness for approximately 10-20 seconds. I checked the patient's blood pressure and initial result was 88/64. Upon regaining consciousness, patient reported immediately feeling better. His blood pressure was still low at 94/70. He remained seated and drank some cold water and a cool compress was applied to his forehead. I questioned the patient to determine if he was experiencing any other symptoms that may indicate anaphylaxis (skin itchiness, tight throat, stomach upset) and he denied any other symptoms. I continued to monitor the patient for approximately 30 minutes. During monitoring, the patient told me he is nervous of needles, and has fainted trying to give blood in the past. After 30 minutes of monitoring, diaphoresis had resolved, color returned to patient's face, blood pressure recheck was 116/84, and patient self-reported feeling fine. He was escorted home by his mother.

syncope, fainting. patient mentioned he felt nervous when getting vaccine and felt better after taking xanax prescription

Vasovagal syncope. Patient passed out, fell out of chair and hit head hard. When he was turned over he was shaking and then came to. He felt nauseous and vomited. Paramedics arrived and took him to hospital . Stated his temp and BP were fine but his heart rate was low

t 1510 client received Moderna Covid-19 vaccination. At 1512 client reports syncope. Client is clammy to touch, pale, and reports blurred/loss of vision. Adverse reaction protocol initiated. EMS called at1513 and arrives on site at 1521. Vital taken prior to EMS arrival are as follows: 1. 1514 BP 120/70, R 16, P 68. 2. 1519 BP 110/68 R 16 P 72. Client reports not eating prior to vaccination. Client given drink and consumes entire beverage within about 5 minutes. Client also consumes a pack of cheese crackers and two bottles of water. Client refused epinephrine, benadryl, and EMS transport to hospital. Client reports feeling better and being very nervous about needles. Client reports feeling fine.

Administered a Covid-19 vaccine and after 2 minutes of administration the patient fainted falling off his chair. Once the father notified me and I arrived to check on the patient he was conscious, breathing normally and stood right back up to sit back down on his designated seat. His father explained that this does occur when he receives vaccinations. After 20 minutes the patient did leave the pharmacy with no complications. We called 911 but they did not arrive since the patient was able to get off the ground with no complications. Patient recieved the shot at 12:47pm and fainted on 12:49pm. No treatment was administered

About 5 minutes after administration, patient experience brief syncope (recovery within 10 seconds). When sitting, patient experienced confusion and pallor. Patient denied history of DM, but mentioned history of hypoglycemia. Provided 15 grams glucose tablets and water. Monitored patient until cleared by EMS. No additional ADRs.

Pt was nauseous, sweaty and skin became pale. Pt also experienced lightheadedness and felt weak. P:54, BP: 140/80, 96% room air. When EMS arrived the vitals were BP: 110/72.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: patient has a fear of needles and administration of injections. Patient was anxious and possibly overheated in warm store. Patient fainted when attempting to sit down, No visible injuries, refused trip to hospital.

Patient received the vaccine in the vaccination room and was instructed to wait 15 minutes to monitor for a reaction. The pharmacist returned to the pharmacy and shortly after was notified by another customer that someone had fallen down. The pharmacist arrived at the aisle to find the person laying on floor unconscious. The patient quickly regained consciousness and had no breathing or swelling. He was assisted to a chair and was responsive to questions. A few minutes later, he lost consciousness again and emergency services were contacted. He was taken to the hospital.

Pt fainted to the floor. Woke up was fine after sitting 15 more minutes. Ems came and checked him out. Pt left with wife

Pt received the Moderna dose 1 vaccine today and 5 minutes post vaccine administration, reported feeling very sweaty/clammy. Pt appeared pale upon assessment. VS as follows @ 0915: BP 114/54, HR 48, O2: 98% 0920: 130/75, HR 64, O2: 98% 0925: 127/95, HR 62, O2: 98% 0930: 109/72, HR 59, O2: 98% Pt was observed for approximately 25 minutes. Symptoms improved and pt discharged home in stable condition.

Severe chest pain - went to ER. EKG irregular and high levels of troponin found. Doctors believe vasospasms is what is occuring. Currently taking verapamil daily for the spasms and nitroglycerin for the pain as needed

Started getting heart palpitations. Feels like the blood is building up in my heart then shooting through. Kind of like taking a giant gulp of water.

Patient ended up feeling lightheaded and passed out for about 5 seconds and then came to and was given water. Patient remained on site for 10 more minutes afterwards. Patient stated they have felt this way before and get nervous around blood and needles and queasy.

client had syncope episode after receiving 1st Moderna Covid Vaccine. Vaccinator gave injection. Within seconds client fainted. Another RN attended to client and immediately transferred to anti gravity chair. Lead PHN informed. Upon arrival client was being put in chair. Pale, diaphoretic, awake. Per client felt was going to vomit. PHN handed client nearest trash can. One vomit episode at 1354. Worker brought client water. Per client already feeling much better. PHN asked client if he recalled what occurred. Per client stated "everything went blurry and when I woke up there was many people around me". RN stated client did not get injured, staff able to intervene. At 1357 vitals: blood pressure 130/70, pulse 70. Per client lightheaded improving, mild nausea. Per client only had breakfast, minimal water intake and had been working outdoors all day. Client stated also having history of fainting with needles. 1404 vitals: blood pressure 110/50, pulse 62, oxygen 97%. Per client feeling much better, able to sit straight on gravity chair. PHN advised client to have someone pick him up. Vitals 1409: blood pressure 112/50, pulse 73, oxygen 99%. Per client does not follow up with provider. Client advised to follow up with provider and ER precautions given. 1416 vitals: blood pressure 100/50, pulse 69, oxygen 99%. Per client all symptoms resolved, waiting on ride. Last vitals at 1424: blood pressure 115/50, pulse 65, oxygen 96%. Client able to stand up with no dizziness. Client left facility at 1429 with steady gait.

pt warned ahead of time they are not good with needles. Patient waited in front of the pharmacy in a chair like they were asked. Witnesses say patient fell out of the chair on his right hand side. I came out of the pharmacy to find him unconscious face down. I could see he was breathing. I went to get the BP monitor and by the time I go back he was awake. I had him lay on his back with feet elevated. I took his blood pressure (144/78). I brought him a water. He had a red mark on his upper right temple from hitting the floor. He said he had a dull headache but was otherwise fine. I offered him tylenol and he refused.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Additional Details: PATIENT FAINTED WITHIN FEW MINUTES OF RECEICING THE VACCINE WHILE IN THE OBSERVATION AREA. I GRABBED THE PATIENT BEFORE HE FAINTED AND LAYED HIM ON THE FLOOR. HAD THE PATIENT SIT FOR ADDITIONAL 15 MINUTES FOR OBSERVATION, A TOTAL OF 35 MIN. HE FELT FINE AND LEFT THE STORE ON HIS OWN. PATIENT DID ADVISE THAT HE HAS A HISTORY OF FAINTING WHEN GIVING BLOOD.

After receiving COVID-19 immunization administration, within 2 minutes patient complained about feeling dizzy, tingling in headsweating and looked pale. Administering Pharmacist and staff phamacist accessed the patient condition, asked him to relax on the chair. Patient continued to have the same symptoms. Pharmacist asked him to lie on the floor with fet raised up, if he was comfortable. The patient did lie down on the floor with the feet up. In about 15 minutes patient felt better, the pharmacist asked him to stay until he felt completely better and kept monitoring for another 30 minutes. The patient felt normal and was accompanied by his brother to his home. Pharmacist called at 7:32 pm to check on patient's status. Patient stated that he was feeling well .

Patient had second vaccine on 4/29/21. He started having fatigue, body aches, headache, chest pressure, nausea and shortness of breath on 4/30/29 that continued through 5/2/21. He started feeling somewhat better the night of 5/2/21. Symptoms have resolved today.

Brain fog, confusion, heart palpitations, hot flashes, jittery muscles, weakness in arm opposite of injection site, numbness in lips, flashes of light in peripheral vision, slight chest pain, wobbly gait, difficulty remaining conscious.

-Fever of 103°F 18 hours after vaccination -Difficulty breathing 0.5 hours after vaccination and continuing for the next 48 hours -Rapid heart rate 4 hours after vaccination and continuing for several hours -Extreme fatigue 12 hours after vaccination and continuing for 24 hours

Approximately 10 minutes after vaccine, patient was feeling "odd" and asked for water. He had sweating and then a chill. Checked his BP and it was low, systolic 99. After about 5 minutes of speaking to patient, re-checked BP and it was 113/89. Patient was feeling much better.

patient began to feel dizzy, and began to shake after immunization. Attempted to assist patient to more comfortable chair and they went total limp at which point I laid them down on floor and called for assistance. 911 was called and BP kept dropping so epipen was administered. Patient skin was cold to touch reported loss of hearing temporarily. Let paramedics take over when they arrived. Patient was ambulatory and was cleared by paramedics, then left under his own power after about 20 minutes

Patient was sitting down in chair along with his wife and she noticed him pass out for just a few seconds. His wife called for the nurse practitioner in the office closest to their chairs. The patient was cool and clammy, pale in color. The nurse checked his vital signs, applied a cool compress to the back of his neck, and fanned him with cool air. After a few minutes the patient's skin color returned to normal, his temperature improved and he was back to himself. He was advised to sit for an additional 30 minutes since the event so that the nurse and pharmacist could monitor him.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: PATIENT FAINTED 20 MINUTES AFTER ADMINISTRATION AND WAS UNRESPONSIVE FOR ABOUT 30 SECONDS. CALLED EMTS WHO RAN A SERIES OF TESTS, DETERMINED PATIENT WAS STABLE. PATIENT REFUSED FURTHER MEDICAL CARE AFTER EVALUATION.

PATIENT BECAME SWEATY, FELT LIKE HE WAS GOING TO PASS OUT. I CHECKED BP AND PULSE AND BOTH WERE REALLY LOW (AROUND 59/39 AND 30). I CHECKED IT AGAIN A FEW MINUTES LATER. IT HADN'T CHANGED AND PATIENT WAS NOT FEELING BETTER. I CALLED 911. BY THE TIME THE EMTS ARRIVED, BLOOD PRESSURE WAS CLIMBING AGAIN (112/57 AT 12:26PM AND PULSE 52 BPM). THEY ASSESSED HIM AND LET HIM GO.

About 7 min after my shot I stood up to walk into the next room and became very light headed and was ready to pass out. They immediately put me into a wheel chair but I wasn?t getting better until they laid me down in the stretcher. My lips turned blue and I think I was having an allergic reaction to the shot. It was hard for me to breathe before laying down on the stretcher my heart rate dropped and my blood pressure. It took me 30-40 min to come back to stand up and slowly walk out. My arm was super sore afterwards and I would have little shocking pain flashes in my chest. I felt tired and run down/ sensitive the rest of the night. The next day my arm was still super sore and I still feel very tired and run down. The doctor on site took care of me and they put the stickers on me just in case they needed to revive me. I was sinking quickly but luckily when I laid down I got better.

At around 7:05 pm, patient loss consciousness and fell in front of the pharmacy. 911 was called immediately. Patient had a right temporal laceration and a laceration in the mouth. Pressure was applied to temporal laceration. Cold compress was applied on an stabilized neck / head. Pharmacy staff stayed with patient until EMS arrived. Patient facial color was a greyish yellow. and patient was taken to the hospital for observation.

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

Patients fainted and lost consciousness multiple times approximately 5 minutes after vaccination. Patient was cool to the touch and clammy. He could not form words or answer questions for quite some time. Automatic blood pressure arm cuff took reading of 81/51. Patients skin lost color and he became very greenish in color. After a few minutes patient could speak again and was very dizzy. 911 was called.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Pt says he felt "odd" after standing up from his sitting position in the observation area. He had sat for the required 15 minutes. He thought that he would be fine to walk/leave the store. He was at the front of the store when he felt dizzy and doesn't recall falling. He recalls being on the floor after the fall. When I approached him, he was holding an towel to his chin, which was bleeding. currently in ER for stitches. Spoke to him on phone and he said he was feeling much better. Girlfrien

pt received covid vaccine at 15:49. at 16:02 he developed chest tightness, shortness of breath and sensation of throat swelling. pt reports similar effects happened with anaphylaxis to Bactrim. pt was given epi-pen 0.3mg IM, 25 mg PO Benadryl, and 50 MG IM Benadryl. pt was monitored for a total of 51 minutes.

Patient received COVID vaccine dose #1 on 05/20/2021 @ 1310. At 1315, while sitting in a chair, pt had a syncopal episode, fell onto the floor without warning. No head injury. Syncopal episode lasted ~20 seconds. Pt was alert and oriented x 4 immediately following episode. Vital signs taken: patient remained hypotensive, mildly diaphoretic and pale in color despite laying down. Oxygen saturation dropped to 92%. O2 @ 4L via mask started, and O2 level improved to 97%. EMS was called, patient was then taken to Medical Center Emergency Department for further workup @ 1343. Patient was called on 05/20/2021 @ 1645 and reports he was now home from the hospital. Pt reports EKG was within normal limits, but no laboratory data was done. Pt reports feeling fatigued at the time of call, but denies dizziness or other symptoms.

26 y/o male came to covid clinic today for first dose Moderna. Pt denied any hx of allergies or adverse rxn to vaccines in the past. After 10 minutes of vaccine administration, pt became dizzy, pale, and clammy. Pt said he didn't have breakfast. Primary RN gave 4oz apple juice. 2min later primary RN reported trembling of extremities and head. LOC for <1min. VS as follows: BP 109/75, HR 84, O2 98%. Blood sugar 109. BP standing 111/75 then 101/62 after 5min. Pt briefly assessed by MD; OK to go home; MD Recommendation: eat breakfast before second dose.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Headache-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Seizure-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Systemic: Weakness-Mild, Additional Details: Patient passed out within 5 minutes of receiving the shot. He had some convulsions and 911 was called. BP was 106/70. Pt stated he felt weird, his arm hurt, everything went white, and he felt numb before passing out and had a headache. Pt has history of passing out when giving blood and did not disclose that information. Pt was taken care of by paramedics that sent him home.

10 days after the second dose, experienced minor chest pains, eventually almost fainted. Went to the ER and found troponin levels that peaked at 5.78, eventually trended down to 3.55 by the next morning. MRI revealed myocarditis in the left ventricle.

Starting the night after vaccination, had a rapid heartbeat, sweating, and anxiety that I have never experienced before. I did not sleep at all for about 7 days. After day 3 of no sleep, I sought treatment for the issue. I was prescribed Ambien to try to help me sleep. It did not help at all. Day 4 of no sleep I went to the ER where they ran blood tests and performed an EKG. All tests were normal. Day 7 of no sleep I was admitted to a behavioral health inpatient facility to help me sleep. I finally was able to sleep with the help of an antipsychotic drug. I was there for 4 days and then discharged. I left with a script for Remeron to help me sleep. Some days I have slept well and others not so much.

Fever, fatigue, myalgia (for 24 hours) Frequent premature ventricular contractions (3-4 per minute) (peaked after 12-16 hours then subsided. Some residual still present but not as frequent) Headache (peaked around 12-16 hours) (still present with sneezing coughing or during chaining in head position (standing up or laying down)

Notes from my visit with him: May 17th 2021-- "Got his second dose of Moderna vaccine a week ago. Had some SOB afterwards, and then felt improved. But then yesterday started to have similar symptoms, as well as chest pressure, hurts to breathe all the way in, feels a twinge feeling on the inside. Also noticed a muscular pain as well in the same area, hurts to move down the middle of his chest. Also having pain on the right side. Symptoms are persistent, will wax and wane slightly but doesn't go away completely. Feels better when he is standing if feels better, has not noticed food triggers, no difficulty eating or swallowing. A few weeks ago also started a higher fat intake diet. No fevers or chills, no diarrhea, no rash, no sore throat, no runny nose. No known muscular injury that he can think of." May 20, 2021-- "Today is feeling some decrease in symptoms, but still feels like he needs to take deep breaths. Feels like "something is erratic" once in a while. Not feeling increased improvement. Laying down does seem to make it worse. One time he was leaning forward and then sitting up made it worse." May 26, 2021 -- "he reports that he is still feeling some chest pain, but overall is feeling better, symptoms are up and down. Feels like a "tiredness" in the chest wall area. The most pain is from twisting. Not worsening with acidic or greasy foods. Feels like pain is mostly in the muscle now. No SOB at all with increased exertion."

1 day after vaccination developed new HA and nausea 2 days after vaccination developed new SOB, pleuritic chest pain

I was very nauseated, shortness of breath, vertigo, tachycardia, body aches. I went to ER the following morning after my vaccine.

Patient just got the shot and immediately feel a weird sensation. He sat on the chair to be observed and passed out almost immediately. We rushed to him and called out for him. He opened his eyes and slowly told us that he thinks he fainted. I helped him elevated both legs on the chair and talked to him if he's hurt or any other weird feeling. He told me he's feeling fine again. I have him lay down with his legs elevated for another 5 minutes and helped him sit up. He was able to get up by himself and sat back on the chair. A couple minutes later, I took his blood pressure and it was 129/85 and pulse was 61.

Sudden cardiac death. After vaccine patient experienced headache, chills, fatigue, chest pain and did not seek medical care. He had a witnessed cardiac arrest less than 3 days after vaccine #2.

patient received Moderna vaccine approx 1 week prior, developed chest pain x 2 days, presented to ED with elevated troponin I, possible STEMI on EKG, appears to be myocarditis

Approximately 10 minutes after receiving the injection, patient states that he felt hot, lightheaded, and had stomach pain. As he was moving to a recliner, patient passed out. The pharmacist called 911, and raised patient legs onto a chair. Patient woke back up, and the pharmacist said that his eyes were "not normal". Paramedics arrived, and transported patient to the emergency room. Patient states that he was at the ER for approximately 2 hours, and then discharged. While at the ER, he received IV fluids and blood work was performed. He has not had any other complications besides a sore arm at the site of injection.

Pt was given vaccine after all DURs were verified. After vaccine patient stood and walked to waiting area with out issue. After 5-7 minutes patient lifted his arm getting our attention. Came out to patient were he said his vision was getting very blurry. Said he could not read the sign 6 feet in front of him. I touched his shoulder as a precaution and asked if he could see me. He stated yes and proceeded to put his head back and take down his mask and close his eyes. I asked pharmacy staff to call a code. His forehead and back of his neck were visibly wet from sweating. He moved his head forward and hung it down for 3 seconds before lifting it saying his vision was back. I asked if he had any blurriness or faintness still and he verbally said no. I asked if I could get some water for him and he said yes. I also gave him a granola bar and he said that it helped a lot. We also brought paper towel for his forehead and neck. He then stated that he hadn't eaten all day. He felt embarrassed that we had to call a code and get more people involved. His color came back 3-5 minutes after he initially lifted his head and said his vision was back. Pharmacy made pt sit another 15 minutes after his color came back. Watched patient stand up after the 15 minutes and pt said he felt good. Told patient we would be sending reports about what happened and if it was okay with him to provide his information to be contacted if needed, he agreed.

At 10 pm last night I blacked out while in the bathroom at my home. I had finished urinating, flushed my toilet and blacked out. The last thing I remember was the feeling of falling forward. I woke up sometime between 10 seconds to 2 minutes later feeling exceptionally dizzy and tired. I?ve never had any event happen like this before and was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Today I am still feeling slightly dizzy and not quite right.

Seizure like activity 10 min after injection x 10 seconds, then fatique/weakness, dizziness, chills, hypotension, and patient stated shortness of breath. 911 was called and transported to ER

COMPLAINED OF DIZZYNESS, TROUBLE HEARING, BRIGHT LIGHT. PATIENT PALE AND DIAPHORETIC. PATIENT GIVEN AN ICE PACK. PATIENT DRANK WATER.

Pt was very nervous about vaccine. Tried to pull away during administration. After shot was given pt was alert and talking. Minute later pt put his head down to look at what the pharmacist believed was his phone. Caregiver alerted team pt was not responsive. Pt had fainted. Pharmacist rushed out and revived pt. Pt was again alert and talking and answering questions. Pt was given orange juice and monitored. Pt was alert and able to function under his own power at the end of the observation period.

What feels like anxiety attacks (Heart racing, Throat feels closed up) happen everyday usually. sometimes occur multiple times a day usually at night or late afternoon. After the first dose they started small and got bigger and more frequent after the second shot they have become smaller and a little less frequent but still occur. I should note that I used to have anxiety attacks 5 or so years ago just like this but have since stopped having attacks all together up until my first shot

The patient presented 2 days after receiving the 2nd Moderna Vaccine with worsening acute onset right-sided lower chest pain and right upper quadrant abdominal pain associated with shortness of breath. CT pulmonary embolus protocol showed subsegmental pulmonary embolus with evidence of pulmonary infarcts for which the patient was started on an anticoagulant. An echocardiogram showed a mild to moderate decrease in LV systolic function with global hypokinesis. Cardiac MRI findings were consistent with acute myopericarditis with underlying non-ischemic cardiomyopathy disproportionate to the degree of myocarditis. The patient was discharged on a beta-blocker.

I woke up feeling a slight pain on my left side of my chest near my heart. When I breathed in too heavily, I experienced that pain. Throughout the day, it continued and slowly got worse. As of now, I can feel that there is a slight discomfort at rest and I am unable to inhale too deeply or laugh without having that pain return. I don't think it could be a result from anything else, as I wasn't sick recently and do not have any conditions or take any medications. I'm waiting to see if it continues through the night into tomorrow to schedule a doctor's appointment.

Experienced fever, body aches and chills 3 days after receiving the 2nd dose. Around 9 o'clock in the evening I started having palpitations. Heart rate reached 170 bpm, tracked by my apple watch. Went to the ER. I was diagnosed with sepsis. Fever was 102.7, HR wouldn't drop below 105bpm. Procalcitonin and lactic acid were all elevated. I was given 5 liters of fluids that night. Was then started on Vancomycin and cefepime the following morning. I was in the hospital for 2 nights.

PATIENT REPORTED THIS MORNING THAT HIS CHEST GETS HURT WHEN BREATHING . HE CONTACTED PCP . HE FELT SLIGHTLY BETTER IN THE EVENING.

The flu like symptoms dissipated very quickly. I was sent to the Foot Hill Presbyterian ER after a trip to urgent care. They took an X-ray and blood work. They ruled out myocarditis. I think my heart was elevated for 2 days after that. It would skyrocket for 120-130bpm. My heart rate would respond oddly depending on sitting down or laying down. No stimuli and it would still be odd numbers. I was getting weird readings each time I looked up my heart rate. I thought it was normalizing. I have been getting these tachycardia heartbeats as I am sitting down. It will be up to 120bpm after 2 hours. Now it stays at 90-100 bpm and palpitations keep happening. Sometimes when I get up, it will start skyrocketing. My BP jumped to 150/120 and my ER doctor prescribed me beta blockers (metoprolol 25mg). I am scheduled to see a cardiologist on Monday. I have had multiple EKG readings. I have noticed a strange cycle pattern for the past few days and no reason for it. It's almost like its playing its own beat.

Over the course of the day I felt numbness in my arm and by the evening I felt excruciating heart pain

4 weeks following 2nd Moderna Vaccine, I started having symptomatic Bigeminal PVC's that lasted approximately 45 minutes. Symptoms included dizziness, near syncope, palpitations, and shortness of breath. After 2 ED visits, I was referred to a cardiologist who ran tests to include a Holter monitor, and echocardiogram. I followed up with a Cardiac Electrophysiology Doctor who prescribed Flecainide to control the PVC's. I have been on Flecainide since early March, which has controlled the PVC's to a tolerable level (roughly 100/day). Before the Flecainide use, I was having roughly 1,000 PVC's a day, and had multiple episodes of Bigeminy.

Following administration of the vaccine, the patient and his wife were seated and I requested they remain seated for 15 min after because I had recently had someone with a fear of needles collapse after their shot, at which point I had already counseled on the things to expect afterward but the patient stopped responding and slumped over. I was unsure if he was breathing as his wife was cradling his head, so I shouted for a technician to call 911. I heard a sound that I perceived to be wheezing and administered an epipen at which point the patients limbs began to contract so I then suspected it was a seizure. We lowered the patient to the ground and shortly after he became responsive. He was able to state his name and date of birth and breathing was unlabored. Pulse ox was 98 and HR was 88 BPM before EMS arrived. They examined the patient and determined it was "anxiety induced response" but also noted that the bloodpressure was "very low" which is consistent with anaphylaxis, but I did not examine the patient at that time. He was sent home afterward.

Chest pains. Was given morphine to help subdue pain. After being discharged from hospital, I was prescribed indomethacin and colchicine to help with chest pains

2 weeks after first covid vaccine, chest pain occured in left upper chest of vaccinated patient. Sharp pain randomly. Difficult to breathe full lung of air and difficult to release full lung of air.

Presented to emergency department on 6/5/2021 with chest pain. He was found to be COVID-19 positive at that time and was treated for pneumonia. During admission, he was found to be in atrial fibrillation and possible myopericarditis. Patient improved clinically and was discharged to home on 6/14/2021.

Pt is a 26 yo M w/ a PMH of COVID 19 infection (resolved), seasonal allergies, and head trauma (2019). He arrived at Facility on 6/15/21. On 7/8/21, pt had his tooth extracted (#30) at 0930 without complication. At 1200 same day, he received the first dose of the COVID-19 Moderna vaccine. At 1323, the pt was found lying on couch in dorm c/o pain in dental area, dizziness, and lightheadedness (BP 150/77, HR 91, RR 18, O2sat 99%). Heart sounds normal, breath sounds absent on auscultation. Pt was confused and in distress. (unable to respond verbally). His eyes were red and tearing. Tongue and lips appeared red and were mildly swollen. RN was unable to visualize throat in dorm. Epipen was administered at 1340 which resulted in an immediate decrease in symptoms. Pt was calmer and in less distress. Normal uvula with some narrowing of airway noted. He was then taken to clinic and was calm but shaking with an open airway and mild swelling noted; VS wnl. He left via EMS in stable condition to ED at 1400 for evaluation. Pt returned from ED same day in no acute distress but still c/o dental pain (5/10). He was last evaluated by provider on 7/9/21 and is asymptomatic. Denies swelling, SOB, or fatigue. No bleeding or swelling at dental extraction site noted. Pt evaluated by dental on 7/12/21. No swelling, erythema, exposed bone, or signs of infection noted. Area appears to be following normal post-operative course. Pt remains asymptomatic. ED summary- Medical Center (7/8/21): Pt sent to ED for allergic reaction/near-fainting (vagal reaction); Assessment: ?Most likely the syncopal episode was due to vasovagal syncope. Cannot rule out allergic reaction to the COVID 19 vaccination?. Drug screen negative. Discharged on 7/8/21.

Fever for approximately 8 consecutive hours. Sweating, shivering, headache, sore throat, palpatations, and tachycardia. Fever ended, still have headache, sore throat.

During cardiac workup for unrelated symptoms, low normal/borderline decreased heart function seen on echo (LVEF 50.7%). Began treatment with diltiazem. Began noticing SOB with mild exertion (walking <100 yards) and heartrate stayed above 100bpm despite medication. Mildly elevated blood pressure. Followup cardiac MRI performed 7/6 corroborated echo findings (LVEF 52%) and showed patchy areas of subacute pericarditis and myocarditis inflammation with changes to tissue noticed. Visited urgent care with pericardial chest pain 7/21, received indocin as short term replacement for nabumetone NSAID treatment. Currently waiting on stress test scheduled for 9/16.

Patient experience a brief moment lightheadedness while waiting in the waiting area after the shot was administered. He appeared to faint briefly dropping his phone, and almost immediately regained coherence. Patient sad he felt fine. 2 or 3 minutes later he asked for a cup of water. He appeared pale at the time but a few minutes later looked normal. He was anxious about the vaccine. We were about to call the ambulance and he refused to let us saying he was fine. He expressed that he didn't want any medical attention. He also reported after the event, that he hadn't slept the night before or eaten anything that day. We would not let him drive himself home. He had his brother pick him up. We explained what had happened, and will follow up with him to see how the patient is.

32 hours after my vaccination I fainted. When I came to my body felt weak and heavy and I felt like I could not move my limbs. It took about 45 min before I felt strong enough to get up off the floor and into my bed

Myalgias in bilateral thighs, left shoulder, and right shoulder- Worst at 24 hours later. Headache-24 hours later. Poor thermoregulation with near vasovagal syncope while in the OR-24 hours later.

Patient sought treatment in the ED. Chief complaint includes chest pain, body aches, headache, and generalized fatigue all beginning 25 minutes after vaccination. Symptoms resolved and patient was discharged from ED.

Patient reports that the next morning he woke up with fever, body aches, headache, fatigue, shortness of breath, fatigue, congestion, dry throat and he feels his HR is elevated(never measured above 100BPM).

Approximately 6 hours after injection, fainted 4-5 times. Struggled with consciousness for about 10 minutes. Had low blood pressure and required emergency medical attention.

Since receiving my first dose of the COVID vaccine, I experience a heavy feeling in the chest and tightness in the heart at least once per day, ranging from 15 minutes to 3 hours. The pain is not excruciating, but is worrisome as I've never experienced the symptoms before.

(Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA) Several minutes after receiving the vaccine patient had a loss of consciousness for <45 seconds. Patient was pal, diaphoretic, BP 158/80. Patient reports a history of syncopal events after other vaccines. Patient declined further admission to hospital and returned to home.

Pruritic body rash starting approx 24 hours after the second dose of the COVID Moderna vaccine. Rash started in chest/upper torso and progressed to bilateral arms, back, upper buttocks, and thighs. Rash feels like a sunburn in that it makes the subject feel warm. Rash is blanchable and fully pinpoint-macular, no papules or plaques. At approx. 36 hours post-vaccine, the rash had spread down both arms and up the neck, sparing the face. The rash gets intensely pruritic when scratched or itched. There is no pain, shortness of breath, altered mental status, or other compromise of the subject's health or well-being.

Fever, chills, fatigue, headache developed on 1/28/21 after receiving 2nd Moderna vaccine. 1/29/21 began vomiting. 1/29/21 treated in the emergency department for dehydration and hypotension.

Bell's Palsy, went to Emergency department in Feb 4th 20201, was monitored and given corticosteroids and I had a negative COVID test. I was also experiencing loss of taste, fever, muscle pain, join pain, chest pain, chills, drowsiness.

AFTERNOON POST VACCINATION PT EXPERIENCED LIGHTHEADEDNESS AND FATIGUE AND DIARRHEA, SYMPTOMS PROGRESSED AT NIGHT TO COLD SWEATS, FEVER. NEXT DAY PT FELT MORE DIZZY AND LIGHTHEADED, SEVERELY FATIGUED, DIFFICULTY BREATHING, SWOLLEN LYMPH NODES, BODY ACHES, PAIN AT SITE OF INJECTION. SWOLLEN TONSILS AND DIARRHEA. SYMPTOMS WORSENED THROUGHOUT THE DAY UNTIL PRESENTING TO THE ER, VITALS WERE ABNORMAL INCLUDING FEVER OF 101.8, TACHYCARDIA, RESPIRATION RATE OF 22 PER MINUTED, BP ELEVATED. PT WAS TREATED WITH MOTRIN/TYLENOL, IV FLUIDS WITH NO IMPROVEMENT OF SYMPTOMS POST DISCHARGE FROM THE ER. DAY 2 POST VAX STILL EXPERIENCING THE SAME SYMPTOMS AND PT STARTED DEVELOPING ULCERS IN THE MOUTH. PT SEEN IN ER SECOND TIME FOR SAME SMYPTOMS NOT IMPROVING, WAS GIVEN IV FLUIDS, TYLENOL, MOTRIN, THROAT LOZENGES AND NUMBING MOUTH WASH. ULCERS HAD TO BE CAUTERIZED THE WEEK FOLLOWING THE INJECTION. OVERALL SYMPTOMS LASTED APPROX. 2 WEEKS

Patient experienced seizure aura, lost color, began to sweat, eyes rolled back, and was mildly unresponsive within 5 minutes of vaccine administration. Called 911. Placed patient on left side per direction of EMS dispatch. Patient stated the aura had decreased within a few moments of lying down on his left side. EMS assessed the patient's vitals which were normal on arrival. Patient declined transport to hospital and left in care of mother.

Ten minutes after vaccine, patient began to get flushed and sweaty. Appeared pale and clammy. Lay down on cot, and symptoms resolved.

Patient was given a covid vaccine on 3/4/21 at approximately 5:40pm. The administration went well according to the patient. After approximately 10 minutes, while the patient was sitting in the post vaccination area, he appeared to be pale looking to the imx RPh. The pharmacist asked him how he was doing, he replied "I am doing so-so". The RPh got up to check on him further when the patient fell to the floor. The RPh rolled him on his back, got him in a comfortable position, and elevated his legs. RPh applied gauze to a cut in his lip, and with the immediate assistance of the health screener, applied cold compress to his neck and forehead. Patient experienced faintness and sweaty skin only. Patient did not show any other symptoms. After about15 minutes, patient said he felt like himself again, and wanted to sit up in a chair. The RPh assisted him into a chair, where he sat for 5 minutes. At the request of the patient, he wanted to go home. RPh escorted patient to his car and watched him get inside safely. 1 hour later, RPh followed up with a phone call to the patient and he was on his way to an urgent care clinic to get a possible stitch for his lip.

PATIENT STATES HE FELT LIGHT HEADED THEN APPEARED TO LOSE CONSCIOUSNESS AND SLUMPED OVER IN A SEATED POSITION DURING HIS 15 MINUTE OBSERVATION PERIOD. PATIENT APPEARED TO TRY TO GET UP OUT OF CHAIR AND BEGAN COVULSING, BECAME RIGID, AND COLLAPESED TO THE GROUND. PATIENT BECAME TOTALLY UNRESPONSIVE. PHARMACY STAFF ADMINISTERED EPIPEN AND WITHIN MINUTES PATIENT BECAME LETHARGIC BUT RESPONSIVE. PATIENT RECEIVED EMERGENCY CARE ON SITE FROM LOCAL PARAMEDICS AND AFTER APPROXIMATELY 15 TO 20 MINUTES WAS RESPONSIVE AND AWARE OF SURROUNDINGS. AFTER APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES, PATIENT FELT WELL ENOUGH TO REFUSE ADDITIONAL EMERGENCY CARE AND HAD GIRLFRIEND TAKE HIM TO THE HOSPITAL. INITIAL ONSET OF SYMPTOMS WAS APPROXIMATELY 10 MINUTES AFTER VACCINATION.

PT C/O DIZZINESS. PT APPEARS PALE WITH CYANOTIC LIPS. VS BP 141/40 HR 69 SpO2 98% REPEAT BP (R ARM) 107/72 HR 63 AFTER CLOSE MONITORING AND REHYDRATION, PTS' COLOR RETURNED TO NORMAL. SYMPTOMS RESOLVED AND PT WAS SENT HOME.

Client was in 30 minute observation room post receiving the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. The observation staff, in the room reported the client stood and suddenly dropped to the floor losing consciousness and experienced tonic- clonic type movements. The client hit his head on the carpeted floor when he fell and had an abrasion on the left side of his forehead. The impression was that a vasovagal event had occurred.

PATIENT COLLAPSED/FAINTED 5-10 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE. DID NOT FULLY GO UNRESPONSIVE, BUT WAS DAZED AND CONFUSION. WAS SHAKING, SWEATING, LIGHTHEADED, NAUSEOUS, FLUSH, AND WARM TO TOUCH. AFTER 10-15 MINUTES PATIENT FELT FINE.

Patient developed chest pain, shortness of breath, and fatigue approximately 10 days after receiving 2nd dose of Moderna vaccine. Patient describes symptom onset as acute, and came to hospital 2 days after chest pain developed, as it became more unbearable. Described chest pain as worse with leaning forward.

I administered the Moderna vaccine and had the patient sit down for 15 minutes for observation. 5 minutes later the patient complained of flushing in the chest and face. His face was slightly red on one side. The patient stated he was breathing normally, but wasn't sure if it was an allergic reaction. As a precaution I offered 50 mg of diphenhydramine to the patient, and he accepted and took it by mouth. I offered to call paramedics, patient refused. I observed the patient for 20 min more, and at the end of the 20 min the patient felt better and went home.

Patient became pale and then experienced syncope. Friend caught him as he fell. Did not hit his head. Patient was placed on the ground in Trendleberg. Due to him not having eaten in the previous several hours, he was provided with orange juice after approximately 10 minutes. Colour soon returned to his face. He was placed upright and asked to wait for an additional 30 minutes.

Had AFib a couple days after receiving first shot of the Moderna vaccine. Heart felt like it was beating out of my chest, took a EKG on my watch, and it said that I had AFib heart rhythm.

client felt like heart was racing. EMT FD and RN did assessment on client. Witnessed someone else in observation begin to have a vaso-vagal reaction. Became anxious and sweaty. Taken to a cot in observation and feet elevated. Vitals checked and bp 150/92. HR 120. Rechecked vitals when away from situation in observation 5 minutes later and bp 153/93 and pulse 108. Client sat in cot for an additional 15 minutes. given juice and pretzels. Felt fine and refused further treatment.

Patient received vaccine. About 5-10 minutes later patient started feeling light headed. He sat down and then laid down and briefly lost consciousness for a couples of seconds. Patient was evaluated and monitored. Other than fatigue, Pt had full return to base line and was released

Patient was standing in pharmacy lobby after receiving Moderna vaccine during observation period. At about the 10 minute point, he fainted and fell to the floor. I attended him within about 45 seconds. he was conscious, but confused. Pharmacy staff called 911, and he was attended by myself and a physician assistant who was shopping. Paramedics arrived in less than 10 minutes. Patient was treated by paramedics for about 20 minutes and was determined to be unhurt from the fall, and had recovered from his episode of syncope. He was released into the care of his mother, who was in store with him.

Client was given injection. Approximately 5 minutes later mother called us over as he was lethargic and not feeling well. He blacked out and got pale and sweaty. Heart rate and blood pressure dropped. Developed a rash on the face, neck, and trunk. Ambulance was called. Helped client to the ground. Applied cold wash cloth to the back othe neck. Got water. Monitoed vitals. Ambulance arrived and report given. Client taken to the ER.

1744 Patient received his 1st dose covid vaccine 1802 Patient notified PCT in waiting room that he was feeling lightheaded after he witnessed another patient have a syncopal event. Patient stated that he has passed out in the past during IV procedures. Patient did become very pale and was staring off. He was able to verbally respond during the event with a few words. He reported that his hands were tingling and ears were ringing. Patient remained upright in a chair. He was given a cold paper towel and bottle of water to drink. He remained in the waiting room until 1845. He ambulated around the clinic front. He left ambulatory in no distress. He stated he felt better.

Pt had vasovagal reaction. Fell off chair and sustained laceration to forehead. Paramedics called and pt transferred to ED in stable condition.

pt felt like he was doing to pass out- was pale and diaphoretic, legs heavy and fingers tingling. Patient was given Epi and Benadryl. Patient was sent home from ER on the evening of the event.

Individual had witnessed syncope. Temporary Loss of Consciousness Was sitting in observation area and dropped books and cell phone on floor Noted to be cold and diaphoretic BP 102/64 Pulse 64/ min

The patient passed out cold immediately after getting the injection. He fell forward out of the chair and landed prone on his face. He came conscious quickly after we rolled him on his side. The paramedics treated him for a laceration on his nose and forehead and he left the store on his own.

Patient fainted immediately after getting vaccine. Pt reports that he has a history of fainting with vaccinations. He was reported to be unconscious for approximately 40 seconds. He was not injured and denied any other symptoms. He was released at 1:30 pm.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Additional Details: pt fainted while sitting down 10 mintues after vaccine and hit his head. RN assessed- weak pulse, blurred vision. BP was stabalized at 110/797, hr 72, o2 sat 98%. 911 was notified because he hit his head. Pt was suggested for CT for head injury but signed himself AMA from the paramedics. Pt's said friend would take him to ER. Followed up next day- CT scan clear. Pt is fine.

PATIENT AWOKE THE DAY AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE, WITH NAUSEA, WORSENING OF RINGING IN THE EAR, VISUAL CHANGES AND A COLD SWEAT. HE ATTEMPTED TO GET OUT OF BED AND FELT LIKE HE WAS LOSING CONSCIOUSNESS AND MUSCLE COORDINATION. HE REPORTED CALLING A FRIEND TO COME OVER TO HELP HIM. HE CALLED THE LOCAL MINOR EMERGENCY CENTER AND WAS REFFERED BACK TO WHERE HE WAS VACCINATED. I ASKED HIM TO PLEASE REPORT TO THE ER TO BE CHECKED BY A PHYSICIAN DUE TO PATIENT NOT HAVING A PRIMARY CARE DR. I REQUESTED THE PATIENT TO PLEASE REPORT BACK TO OUR PHARMACY AFTER BEING EVALUATED BY A DR.

Patient waited the 15 minute waiting period sitting down and appeared fine. Patient began walking around the store with family members. Patient became dizzy/light-headed, had a numb arm, and began sweating. Patient was brought back to the pharmacy, where a machine took his BP as 207/107 with a pulse of 114. Patient stated he felt "like his heart was trying to get out of his chest". Patient had no significant medical history, and in fact had not had a vaccine in over a decade. Pharmacist directed patient and their family to the hospital/doctor due to hypertensive crisis BP, but suspected it was due to nerves/anxiety.

PATIENT WAS WAITING IN WAITING ROOM AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE. GIRLFRIEND KNOCKED ON HEALTH SCREENING ROOM WHILE ANOTHER PATIENT WAS GETTING READY FOR VACCINE. PATIENT HAD PASSED OUT IN CHAIR. PHARMACIST CAME INTO ROOM, TRIED TO ROUSE PATIENT AND DID STERNUM RUB. PATIENT SCARED AWAKE. TOOK A COUPLE MINUTES TO REGAIN COMPLETE CONSCIOUSNESS. PATIENT WAS SWEATING, SOON BECAME VERY COLD AND VERY SHAKY. EMS WAS CALLED AND ON SCENE WITH PATIENT. EMS WANTED PATIENT TRANSPLANTED TO HOSPITAL BUT PATIENT DENIED MEDICAL ATTENTION AND TRANSPORT. ACCORDING TO EMS, PATIENT DID HAVE LOW PULSE BUT BLOOD SUGAR WAS NORMAL. EMS HAD ME HAVE PATIENT SIT FOR ANOTHER HALF HOUR WHILE PATIENT ATE A PROTEIN BAR AND HAD A GATORADE. AFTER THE HALF HOUR PATIENT STATED THAT HE WAS FEELING FINE AND LEFT THE BUILDING.

PT PASSED OUT AFTER 5 MINUTES OF GETTING VACCINE. BLACKED OUT FOR 30 SECONDS, CALL 911, PARAMEDICS TOOK TO HOSPITAL

PATIENT RECEIVED THE VACCINE AND APPEARED PERFECTLY FINE, NO COMPLAINTS OF PAIN AT INJECTION SITE, DIZZINESS, OR ANY OTHER ADVERSE EFFECT. PATIENT WAS ASKED TO REMAIN IN OBSERVATION AREA FOR STANDARD 15 MINUTES OBSERVATION. APPROXIMATELY 5-10 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE, PATIENT WAS LOOKING AT HIS PHONE AND SUDDENLY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS CAUSING HIM TO FALL OUT OF THE CHAIR HE WAS SITTING IN. HE WAS QUICKLY ASSESSED AND FOUND TO HAVE WOUND ON HIS FOREHEAD AND NOSE. HE DID NOT KNOW HOW HE GOT TO THE FLOOR. HE SIMPLY REMEMBERS "BEING ON TIK-TOK AND THEN BEING STARTLED THAT HE WAS AWOKEN ON THE FLOOR". PATIENT WAS CLEANED UP AND BANDAGED WHILE EMT WAS EN ROUTE. PATIENT WAS DISORIENTED AT FIRST, UNABLE TO EXPLAIN WHAT HAPPENED/HOW IT HAPPENED. AFTER 2-3 MINUTES HIS COGNITION CLEARED AND HE WAS ABLE TO SPEAK WITH THE PARAMEDICS WHO ARRIVED. THE PARAMEDICS RAN A ECG, BLOOD GLUCOSE TEST, AND COGNITION TEST. PATIENT WAS RELEASED UNDER HIS OWN POWER TO HIS SIGNIFICANT OTHER. HE WAS BEING TAKEN TO URGENT CARE AND BOTH HE AND HIS PARTNER WERE GIVEN INSTRUCTION ON WARNING SIGNS AND WHEN TO ALERT MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS.

Patient fainted while walking to the waiting area in the pharmacy. He was very hot, dilated pupils. We gave him water, crackers and a cold napkin. After 30 minutes he was able to leave and go home.

Patient had vaso-vagal reaction from the vaccine. Within 2 minutes of getting the vaccine the patient became flushed and very pale. He as sweating profusely and had vision loss. He was sitting while this all happened which I think prevented him from fainting. I got him water, an ice pack and called ems. By the time EMS arrived the patient was starting to feel better. EMS did their evaluation on site and the patient was able to go home 20 minutes later.

Pt developed nausea and dizziness shortly after vaccination. He had a similar reaction with a blood draw in the past. He was noted to be visibly pale. HR 90, SP02 98%, BP 100/60. Pt improved with observation only. No signs to suggest anaphylaxis. Family drove him home.

Fainted ( hx of similar symptom with venipuncture) and tingling sensation to bilateral fingers Seen and cleared by EMS

Subendocardial Myocardial Infarction three days after the second dose. Heart function appears preserved.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Seizure-Medium, Additional Details: Patient presented with seizure like symptoms for 15 seconds. The health hub concierge noticed and called myself over. He was out of it for maybe 15-20 seconds. I asked him questions to see if he was coherent. He was able to tell me where he was and his name. Patient stated he has history of vasovagal syncope so no EMS was required. BP taken at 101/59 on right arm. He waited an hour before leaving with his mother.

THE PATIENT CALLED AND SAID HE WAS IN THE EMERGENCY ROOM ON WEDNESDAY MORNING 4-14-21 BECAUSE OF SEVERE CHEST PAIN. THE PATIENT STATED HE HAD A HEART ATTACK AND HIS TROPONIN LEVELS WERE ELEVATED. THIS IS ALL THE INFORMATION WE HAVE RECEIVED

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: As soon as the vaccine was given, pt immediately passed out. Patient then began mildly shaking, this is when I administered the epipen.

Vasovagal syncope. Patient stood up and walked around immediately after getting vaccine and then fainted shortly after.

Patient fainted and hit head on floor upon fall. Paramedics were called. He was cleared of a concussion.

Patient received their first dose. Patient is afraid on needles and started to feel dizzy while waiting his 15 minutes. He stood up to get the attention of my technician and started to get lightheaded. He slumped into the chair and lost consciousness for 5-10 seconds. He did not have a rapid heart rate of increased breathing rate. He came to and began speaking and started drinking water until the paramedics arrived.

Patient fainted approx 10 minutes post vaccination, he was unresponsive for approx 30 seconds, awoke slightly confused. We elevated feet and applied ice pack to back of neck. we called 911, arrived within 3-5 minutes, they took over and transported pt out of store

Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Swallowing, Throat Tightness-Mild, Systemic: Chills-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Patient was sitting for 15 minute observation when I heard a thump outside. Came out to patient face down on the floor. Immediately woke up when I called out, but was unaware he had fainted. Gave patient water and gatorade and continued to monitor for 40 minutes. Patient continued to feel clammy and lightheaded but eventually felt okay to go home.

Patient received vaccine at approx 1645. Prior to vaccination, patient denied history of severe allergies to medications, vaccines, or anything requiring an epi-pen. Patient denied allergy to Miralax and was feeling well that day. Patient finished with injection and walked into the observation room. Observation provider FNP walked up to patient after he had sat down and the patient appeared to have a seizure for approx 90 seconds, was leaning to the side where provider was supporting him, and was unresponsive. Provider called for help and this provider & FNP responded. Patient was awake and looking at us but was not responding to questions. Patient was assisted fully to a wheel chair and moved to a private room. Vitals were obtained - oxygen saturations were low and patient began to look dusky and cyanotic around lips. AGNP, FNP, and Dr also arrived. Oxygen was applied. Blood pressure was in the 60s systolic and 30's diastolic. Patient started to pink up after oxygen was given. Patient's phone had an active call (girlfriend). She was unable to provide any history for the patient. Patient started answering questions slowly. EMS arrived and transported patient to Hospital Emergency Dept.

Pt presented to clinic Moderna vaccine administered at around 11:55 AM; pt. stated no prior history of issues receiving vaccines. At around 12:03 PM pt. felt severely nauseous/lightheaded and attempted to stand and tell staff but immediately fainted, falling to the ground and hitting the front right side of his face on the ground. Pt. was unconscious for about 30-45 seconds. Pt. regained consciousness and able to verbalize name, DOB, location, etc. Vitals at the time taken include: BP 136/73 mmHg, O2 sat 94%, & HR 51 bpm. Called 911 and EMS arrived within about 5 mins. EMS arrived by 12:11 PM, vitals taken O2 Sat 100% & HR 68 bpm. Pt. refused transport to ED and insisted on driving himself home. Left on his own by 12:15 PM after being escorted by EMS to his car.

Heart attack; Fever; Chills; Severe headache; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (Heart attack) in a 27-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 No adverse event. On 11-Apr-2021, the patient received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On an unknown date, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (unknown route) 1 dosage form. On 11-Apr-2021, the patient experienced PYREXIA (Fever), CHILLS (Chills) and HEADACHE (Severe headache). On 14-Apr-2021, the patient experienced MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (Heart attack) (seriousness criterion medically significant). At the time of the report, MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (Heart attack) outcome was unknown and PYREXIA (Fever), CHILLS (Chills) and HEADACHE (Severe headache) was resolving. Concomitant product use was not provided by the reporter. The patient forced himself to his place of employment for work on Tuesday 13Apr2021 and left work around 2PM. By that afternoon he felt terrible. He went to bed and woke up around 4am Wednesday 14Apr2021 with severe chest pain where he was rushed to the emergency room. Then they confirmed the patient had a heart-attack with no other offending agent besides the vaccine. It was not confirmed if the patient is on any other medication regularly. Treatment medications included Tylenol and Motrin alternating for fever, chills and headache. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not applicable.; 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.

Myocarditis. Pt received 2nd Dose Moderna on 4/21/21 morning. He reported developing fever of 102 F on 4/22/21. He reported developing chest pain early morning on 4/23/21. Denied other symptoms. Pt went to urgent care due to chest pain and SOB. Pt sent to ED from urgent care due to abnormal EKG. EKG showed ST elevation. Troponin I elevated 13.0 . C-reactive protein elevated 8.22. Left heart cath done, normal. CT PE done to rule out PE. Pt diagnosed with myocarditis and severe inflammation. "Elevated Inflammatory markers possibly related to COVID vaccine."

Patient fainted after he got the vaccine. Pt was waiting in the waiting area when the incident occured

PATIENT RECEIVED THE FIRST DOSE OF MODERNA COVID VACCINE AT APPROXIMATELY 1930. FIVE MINUTES OR SO PASSED. THE PATIENT CAME UP TO THE COUNTER AND EXPLAINED HE WAS FEELING "A LITTLE NAUSEOUS" AND ASKED TO LEAVE THE OBSERVATION AREA TO USE THE RESTROOM. BEFORE LEAVING THE COUNTER THE PATIENT FAINTED AND FELL TO THE FLOOR. THE PATIENT WAS QUICKLY AWAKE AND ALERT, ALTHOUGH RATTLED. HE APPEARED TO RECOVER NORMALLY AND REQUESTED TO NOT HAVE PARAMEDICS COME TO THE SCENE. HE WAS PLACED IN A CHAIR AND ASKED TO REMAIN IN THE OBSERVATION AREA FOR ADDITIONAL 15-20 MINUTES BEFORE LEAVING UNDER HIS OWN POWER.

Syncope 5 minutes following vaccination. patient had regained footing within one minute. Ambulance was called but no further treatment required.

Pericarditis or myopericarditis on post-vaccine day 3. Had myalgias and subjective fever on post-vaccine day 0 and 1, blurry vision post-vaccine day 1, episode of emesis on post-vaccine day 2, then developed acute onset pressure-like chest pain on post-vaccine day 3.

Patient received the Covid-19 vaccine. He reports symptoms of sudden onset headache 10 minutes post vaccine administration. Patient then disclosed that he had just had bilateral eye surgery a few days ago. Slightly elevated blood pressure. Patient later started profusely sweating and stated that his headache had worsened. The sharp headache was localized to bilateral temple regions. 1436: BP 145/89 HR 71 O2 97 1445: BP 146/86 HR 65 O2 98 EMS called at 1450 when patient started profusely sweating and patient received the Covid-19 vaccine. He reports symptoms of sudden onset headache 10 minutes post vaccine administration. Patient then disclosed that he had just had bilateral eye surgery a few days ago. Slightly elevated blood pressure. Patient later started profusely sweating and stated that his headache had worsened. The sharp headache was localized to bilateral temple regions. 1436: BP 145/89 HR 71 O2 97 1445: BP 146/86 HR 65 O2 98 EMS called at 1450 when patient started profusely sweating and complained of worsening headache. Care endorsed to EMS -- patient then refused transport to hospital and left clinic after evaluation by EMS.mplained of worsening headache. Care endorsed to EMS -- patient then refused transport to hospital and left clinic after evaluation by EMS.

1 minute after administration of vaccine, patient lost consciousness and fell from chair striking the right side of head on pavement. He was rolled from prone, assessed and had a pulse but initially was not breathing. 911 called Within 10 second, had spontaneous return of respirations, consciousness and was oriented to person, place, time. Sustained an abrasion to his head, complaints of mild HA, no neck pain or signs of cervical injury or other trauma. Vitals monitored. Given fluids, juice. Assessed by paramedics and refused transport to ED for further evaluation. Given ice and called a friend for a ride home. Observed for nearly 1 hour after LOC and had returned to baseline mentation. Advised to call 911 or go to ED if worsening of HA, vision changes, confusion, falls, nausea, vomiting due to concerns for head trauma. Assessment is that this was likely a vasovagal episode and patient reported similar experience with immunization in past, in retrospect. Discussed that this is not a contraindication for 2nd dose but that he should be sure he is well hydrated and advise healthcare providers of history of vasovagal with first dose. The county will work with him to schedule 2nd dose at a health clinic attended by EMS (on site).

Vomiting, nausea, 104 degree fever, body aches, chills, headache, sinus pressure, ear ache, nose bleed, and high blood pressure.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Additional Details: PT HAD VASOVAGAL REACTION AFTER RECIEVING COVID IM VACCINE

Patient has history of passing out after vaccines and blood draws. 10 min after vaccine administration patient passed out twice and almost passed out a third time, HR and BP were being monitored and were low. EMS was called when patient was about to pass out for a third time. EMS arrived and recommended patient be transported to hospital via ambulance. Patient refused to go and signed AMA waiver before leaving.

Lightheaded Seen by onsite EMTs Pt.CAOX3; pale;diaphoretic, initial v/s WNL. Pt. stated relief after lying supine. Once seated patient c/o lightheaded again. Pt. hypotensive at v/s recheck. Recheck 88/54 Pt. remained in supine position for extended observation time. Post orthostatic blood pressure , patient remained WNL, CAOX3 Recorded by Pt. discharged home at 15:15 p.m.

PATIENT FAINTED 5 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE. HE ADMITTED BEFORE GETTING THE VACCINE THAT HE "DOESN'T LIKE SHOTS". WHEN HE CAME TO, HE WAS DIZZY, PALE/GRAYISH SKIN, VOMITED TWICE AND WAS FATIGUED. WE CALLED AN AMBULANCE. THE PARAMEDICS ATTENDED TO HIM AND ONCE HE WAS FEELING BETTER, HE REFUSED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL.

PATIENT FAINTED 5 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING VACCINE. HE DID ADMIT TO BEING SCARED TO GET A SHOT. WHEN HE CAME TO, HE WAS DIZZY, PALE, VOMITED TWICE AND FATIGUED. WE CALLED AN AMBULANCE AND THE PARAMEDICS TOOK OVER. ONCE PATIENT STABILIZED, HE REFUSED TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL

Pt experienced malaise, sibjective fever, chills, headaches, and myalgias following vaccination then on 4/11 (3 days post vaccine) experienced sharp chest pains radiating up left side of neck and down bilateral arms. Pt presented to urgent care clinic where EMS was activated for transport to the Emergency Department. Pt was evaluated for STEMI by cardiologist in the ED, cath lab was not recommended and pt was admitted for ealuation of possible myocarditis.

1328pm pt had a syncope event. 1330 eyes rolled back hands curled in to the body. Pt was not coherent, 911 was called and pt was transferred to Hospital.

I have had constant ringing in my ears for the past few days. It has not gone away yet and has been especially noticeable at night. I also noticed a sudden pain in my chest around noon on 5/1/21 that felt like someone had punched my sternum and bruised it. That has also not gone away yet. It hurts to put any pressure on my palms or lift anything heavy.

Patient recieved his first dose of Moderna (Covid-19) and as he was sitting in the post vaccination area he fainted, He stated that he normally gets light headed after getting vaccines and he worked 3rd shift last night and hadnt had any food today.

During the 15 Observation Patient passed out and fell out of the chair. Patient was unresponsive for approx 30 seconds. He had seizure. Patient be came alert and responsive confused for about 2 minutes. After becoming more alert. Patient stated he has had this happen before when we was giving blood. Patient had not eaten anything before coming to get vaccine as well. 911 was called. BP was 160/80, pulse 60, 02 sat 97% . Patient refused to go the hospital. Stated he felt fine now. I observed him for another hour before letting him leave our facility.

Patient was sitting in the post-vaccination waiting area and fainted. I am unsure of the exact timing of how long he was unconscious, but was told it didn't last very long and he was able to cooperate with store management to file an accident report with them.

Client complained of dizziness, seeing double, and had ringing in his ears. He alerted the EMT at 1752. EMT supported the client in chair while other EMT grabbed zero gravity chair. RN came over to assess client. Client appeared pale and diaphoretic. He was alert and oriented x3. When he felt comfortable enough to stand, he was transitioned into the zero gravity chair. Vital signs were taken at 1802 (HR 70, O2 97%, Blood Pressure 106/66, RR 16). Client stated that he ate and drank water that day. He also stated "I fainted when my wife got her epidural." Vital signs taken at 1817 (HR 68, O2 98% blood pressure 110/58). Client was warm pink and dry. Client advised to seek medical care if symptoms worsen. At 1825 client stated "I feel better." He left at 1825 unassisted with a steady gait.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Severe, Additional Details: Pt asked for some water then tilted his head back and passed out. He was very warm and sweaty. My technician and I lowered him to a exercise mat where he recovered. I offered him water and a granola bar. He drank the water, declined the bar. Pt was observed in waiting area for 30 min. I suggested he call a friend or family member to pick him up, he said he was ok to drive.

Pain in my chest, arms, back, shortness of breath, dizziness, heart palpitations. I was diagnosed with Myocarditis. I was an athlete my entire life and still don't feel good after 3 months. Still have back pains that are incredibly painful. I have not exercised in 3 months. I was put on prednisone and Colchicine.

Patient has history of passing out when getting blood drawn. As patient was standing to get vaccination card filled out, he told associate to call RPH that he wasn't feeling well. I ran out to give my attention and patient was sweating and looked dizzy. His eyes started to shut while he was standing and as I was holding his arm and back to support him he started to fall to the ground. Patient gently went to the ground, I pushed him over to one side and he was out for about 3 seconds and woke back up. Patient was very hot and sweaty. He wanted to move to a more private area so I made an area with a privacy panel available to him. Patient stated to me that he has no history of seizure, but suffers from mild anxiety. Myself or one of the associates was with him for approximately 45 minutes just to make sure he was ok. His blood pressure was taken (twice) and water was given. His BP readings were normal. Patient was on his way. Moderna series completed.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Patient fell from chair and struck his head on the (carpeted) floor. He came to after hearing his name being called.

Patient called out reporting that he had fainted/blacked out while sitting in chair across from the pharmacy counter. The patient was sitting with legs were stretched out and his head was laying back on a shelf that was immediately behind the chair he was in. I immediately went out to converse with the patient. I called for someone to bring him a cool drink and gave him a cool compress for his forehead. He pulled his mask down below is nose to breathe more freely. While he was drinking the pineapple drink I asked if this had ever happened before while receiving a vaccine or during a blood draw. He said never as an adult but as a child he did have fainting spells. When asked if he had eaten at all during the morning or afternoon he reported he had not but had only drank water and coffee. After about 10-15 minutes he started to feel better. I asked if I could call someone to drive him home, he said he was fine and when he went to get up to go he reported that his arms were tingling. I asked his permission to call 911 so he could be evaluated in the ER. He agreed. 911 was dispatched. Paramedics took his blood pressure and found his diastolic pressure to be 100. He was asked if he had been diagnosed with HTN or if he was taking any medications to treat it. He denied. They suggested that he be taken to the ER to which he declined to go. The paramedics escorted him out of the store at approximately 2:15pm.

Patient came in for 2nd dose Moderna vaccine ( covid-19). After injection patient said he got dizzy and loss conciousness for about 10-15seconds. Patient re cover after 30 minutes

27 yo male with 3 days of fevers, chest pain x 3 days, beginning on 5/14/21 and presented to ED on 5/17/21. Found to have pericarditis and myocarditis, troponin I of 32.

About 10 minutes after receiving COVID vaccine, patient became lightheaded and nauseated. He states that he thinks he may have passed out because he was laying on the exam table. He tells this nurse that he has a history of becoming anxious and having nausea/lightheadedness and then passing out. He hasn't eaten anything today and didn't sleep well last night. He did drink some coffee this morning. He is pale. Vital signs: 98.0, 85, 99%, 130/81, 18. Patient did vomit small amount of brown colored liquid emesis and then states that he is feeling better. He was given water and a snack. Per doctor, patient was monitored for another 15 minutes. Patient states that he is feeling ok and he does not wish to be seen in urgent care at this time. He will return to clinic or ER as needed.

A few minutes after administration patient was sweating, looked pale, felt nauseous and faint. We applied ice pack to his neck and elevated his feet. He felt better about 5 minutes later. He did not pass out.

5:11 pt fall from chair, hit R side of head on asphalt 5:12 911 called DR. states she thinks it is Vaso Vegal Reponse 5:19 pt sitting up now, c/o headache, states he has had this response before 5:27 paramedics arrive, evaluate and leave at 5:35 6:02 Pt with his friend and drove him home.

Systemic: Chest Tightness / Heaviness / Pain-Mild, Systemic: Joint Pain-Severe, Additional Details: Pt presented to pharmacy on 5/18 (5 days after immunization, 3 days after symptoms began) complaining of severe, persistent pain in R hip ("can hardly walk"). Also states that he had chest pain, groin pain that has since subsided. Pt wanted to see NP but was unable to, does not have a regular healthcare provider.

Systemic: Chest Tightness / Heaviness / Pain-Medium, Systemic: Joint Pain-Severe, Additional Details: Pt presented to pharmacy where received COVID-19 vaccine on 5/18/21, 5 days after vaccine was administered and 3 days after pt states symptoms began. States he "can hardly walk", complains of severe persistent pain in R hip, as well as chest and groin pain that has gone away. Pt wanted to be seen by NP, but NP was unable to see him. Pt states that he has no primary healthcare provider.

After the vaccine, I was told I was good to go. 10 minutes later, I started profusely bleeding from my nose. I was able to stop the bleed without medication but it continued into the night. I woke up choking on blood. Went to the ER, they could not find the source of the bleed. There was a total of 7 nosebleeds within approximately a 10-hour window. I do not have any history, or suffer from nosebleeds, high blood pressure, etc. At the ER, I ended-up with a rocket pack in the left nostril, which stopped the bleeding. I was referred to a specialist. Upon seeing a specialist the following day (or day after receiving the vaccine), the specialist was also unable to find the bleed and cauterized a small bleed they believe was due to the trauma of the rocket pack. I was given medical nasal spray. I was told to see what happened and respond as necessary.

Starting at about 5pm on the day of vaccination, I experienced intense but expected side effects including full body muscle ache, fever, drowsiness, cold sweats, joint pain. These symptoms lasted for about 24hrs before subsiding completely by that Tuesday evening. On Thursday, 5/13, I woke up with moderate tightness in my chest that progressed over the course of 45 minutes to be severe chest pain. At that point, my wife drove me to the ER in where I was checked in at about 8:30am. By the time I was checked in the chest pain had subsided to be just a slight discomfort, overall the chest pain had lasted for approximately 2 hours. At the ER my bloodwork was done and the initial blood samples returned an elevated Troponin I level of 5.04 ng/ml. While at the ER at the I experienced one more incident of chest pain which lasted roughly 30 minutes and was moderately low on the pain scale. I was given multiple EKGs, X-rays, and Echocardiograms, all of which showed no abnormalities. Repeated troponin tests however showed an increase in my levels over the course of the day from 5 up to 12.6 and 13. I was placed on a heparin drip in the afternoon. By doctor recommendation I was air-lifted to later that night at 10:30pm so that further scans and a possible cardiac catheterization and CT scans. The following day, Friday, at 1am at my bloodwork was taken and troponin levels had increased to 14. I was scheduled for a CT scan, cardiac MRI, and echocardiogram to confirm the diagnosis of Myocarditis. By Saturday afternoon I was taken off of the heparin drip and told that they would not be able to perform any of the scheduled tests until Monday at the earliest. My most recent troponin level came back as a 9. At this point I decided to check myself out of against medical advice since they were not able to run the necessary scans and my wife and I do not live in . I returned home to and followed up on 5/19 with a doctor at the ER at since I was unable to find any available appointments with any cardiologists in the area for the next few weeks. My troponin levels and EKG taken at came back as normal, so I continue to follow doctor advice of bedrest and no alcohol for the next 4-6 weeks. My pulse is still elevated (roughly 85 bpm resting when it used to be at <65 bpm resting) and seems to easily increase with even moderate activity such as walking in the house up to over 100 bpm.

Red measles like rash covering entire body. Went to . Two days later pressure in chest and difficulty breathing. Went to Emergency Room. Skin and eyes turned yellow, dry itchy, peeling skin. Liver not working properly. No prior skin or liver issues. Symptoms persist today.

Woke up at 3:00 AM Friday 5/24 having chest pain near my heart and issues breathing. I sat up on the corner of my bed feeling dizzy. Every time I would take anything more than a light breath, I would get a tight pain on the left side of my chest, which specifically felt like I had blockage in my heart. As I sat on the corner of my bed I tried to control my breathing and started to rub the area as I was taking breaths. The sharp pain in my chest while taking normal / deep breaths lasted for a few minutes and I feared I was having a heart attack. After going away initially that night, I felt the sensation in a less intense fashion again later on Friday night and once more got a slight tight feeling in my chest while breathing on Saturday. During the initial episode on Friday night, I also got a deafened noise in my ears as if they had to pop as if I was gaining altitude in a plane or something. I got up off my bed to go to the bathroom and sat to urinate in case I was going to faint. The deafened noise went away after about a minute or so and turned into a static / fizzy noise for another minute or two while I was in the bathroom. (The static fizz sounds got louder as I put my chin to my chest for some reason.) I was also sweating profusely throughout this entire process.

Monday May 17: Started feeling mild but noticeable chest pressure. Tuesday May 18: Intense Chest pain/pressure late morning, calmed down by late afternoon. Wednesday May 19: Mild chest pain but not debilitating. Thursday May 20: Fully recovered.

fatigue small Fever Loss of appetite weakness inability to stay awake Dehydration (feeling of cotton mouth) arythmia episodes leading to a check in of 240 bpm GI problems involving inability to process certain foods and having immense bloating

Myocarditis. I had to go to the ER on last Monday after having chest pains. After doing EKG, chest x ray, and other tests, they determined it was myocarditis due to an infection. Pain level was an 8/10

APPROXIMATELY 5 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING SHOT, PATIENT WAS SITTING IN A CHAIR AND FAINTED ONTO THE FLOOR. WE SAW HIM IMMEDIATELY AND RESPONDED. HE WAS VISIBLY BREATHING AND SOUNDED LIKE HE WAS SNORING AND AFTER ABOUT 20-30 SECONDS HE WOKE UP AND SAID, "OH, DID I PASS OUT?" HE THEN EXPLAINED THAT THIS HAS HAPPENED TO HIM SEVERAL TIMES BEFORE, BUT NOT IN RECENT YEARS. HE HAD ANSWERED "NO" ON HIS QUESTIONNAIRE TO THE QUESTION ABOUT PREVIOUSLY FAINTING AFTER A VACCINE. HE SAT FOR A FEW MORE MINUTES, AND THEN LEFT STATING HE WAS FINE.

I woke up on 5/29/2021 at around 5AM EST with a heavy chest, shortness of breath, and a sore throat. It felt like I could only breath in for about a second and a half without a lot of strain or coughing. It is now 10:41 AM and I still have a heavy chest and shortness of breath but it is much more manageable than before. I still can't take a full breath, but I can breath in for about 5 seconds before it feels like something is blocking me from going further. No current pain.

I do not know the individuals medical hx or illness/complications. Due to new information circulating related to mRNA vaccines and myocarditis/pericarditis and being made aware that this person had suffered cardiac arrest after being admit to the hospital following complications with their health it warrants being reported regardless of prior health conditions.

Patient received a vaccine and was told that he needed to stay in the store for 15 minutes. He went to purchase a water about 5 minutes after vaccine in a different register and was feeling lightheaded. After the transaction he fainted with the back of his head fell on the hard floor. He was being assisted by the store staff as well as a pedestrian who claimed to be a health care professional. He was given an orange juice, one water and a battery powered fan to provide cool air. He also requested to lay down on the floor, and he ended up laying on the floor for about 30 minutes. After that he stood up and regained color on his face. He then walked out of the store. Staff asked him if he wanted the ambulance to be called and he declined. Pharmacist called patient the next day to check on patient, and was unable to reach the patient.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Additional Details: Patient fainted after dose and was slow to respond to questions. BP: 70/40, 65/40. Patient states he did not eat very much during day prior to vaccine. Patient was kept for observation for 45 minutes until recovered, still shaky/dizzy afterward.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Additional Details: about 7 minutes after the 2nd dose, pt complained of light headedness and nausea, his feet were elevated and bp was taken(79/53). 9 minutes later, bp was taken and was 95/68. About 5 minutes later pt stated that he felt better, bp was taken and was 113/74. counselled pt to self monitor any symptoms and call 911/ go into the urgent care/er if the symptoms reoccured.

11:05- lightheaded, nausea, chills. Laid on the ground for probably an hour recovering. Once home, I noticed my chest feel a deep sore, achey. I chalked it up to the side effects, until i went mountain biking and had to turn around after there was so much resistance and pressure in my chest. I'm glad I turned around when I did. It continued to be a deep constant pressure for over a week after the shot. Eventually the pressure subsided but I also didn't do any physical activities after the mountain biking experience. As i tld the Dr.s this same story they told me I should have gone to the emergency room... Of course I didn't know, so I went about my life just reducing physical activity. I went in for my second shot today and was informed of the new possible linkage between myocarditis and vaccines. What the Dr.'s described (I had two in the room this time because of the way I reacted to the first shot) was exactly what I felt after the first shot. If I was having the same symptoms, as recently discovered, but only after the first one, I wasn't going to try and find out if I would die from this second one or how much worse the inflammation would be. I will disclose, pertinent or not, that I am a small individual at 5'7, 120.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Additional Details: Patient fainted about 3 minutes after vaccine was administer while on observation. Patient recovered conciousness right away but face was bleeding due to falling on the floor. vital signs were checked after patient recovered full consciousness, and everything was within range. patient stated he was nerveous during vaccine and didnt eat or drink anything before getting his first dose. Patient stated he has felt dizzy with other vaccines but never fainted.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Medium, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Medium, Additional Details: After receiving the vaccine, patient walked towards waiting area where he sat down. After sitting down for a few minutes he started shaking and fell off the chair hitting his head on the protective divider and the trendsatter.patient was ok by the time EMS arriverd. Ems team checked pt vitals and they were within normal ranges.

From May 14, 2021, I have started experience dizziness and weakness in my body. There has been slight fever during the initial days but the weakness and mild headache is still there till today i.e. June 9 2021. I do experience a little shortness of breath and chest pain (on both sides) sometimes but that is not continuous and remains normal most of the time. I have got stomach infection and constipation too during these times and I have taken a pill of Prilosec upon prescription of doctor. Stomach looks good and bowel movement is fine as of now. I have been monitoring my blood pressure and body temp during these days and they all were normal. Apart from that I experience chills more than anyone around me and don't know if that is related to vaccine effect. Currently, my main concerns are - mild headache, weakness in body and dizziness which is happening for almost a month now.

Approximately 3 days after receiving the 2nd dose of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine, this patient developed chest pain. He presented to the hospital where subsequent testing revealed pericarditis and myocarditis. Workup included EKG, labs, CTA of coronaries. His symptoms improved by time of discharge. He followed up as an outpatient and underwent cardiac MRI which confirmed diagnosis of myocarditis.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild

Started approximately 3/16/21 slight tightness in chest, fluttering in chest. Fluttering was most significant symptom, and got more frequent after started. Slight shortness of breath. Went to ER on 3/21/21 after almost passing out. Symptoms went away approximately 3/23/21.

APPROXIMATELY 5 MINUTES AFTER VACCINATION, PATIENT HAD EPISODE OF WHAT APPEARED TO BE VASOVAGAL SYNCOPE - PALLID, CLAMMY, SHAKY, WEAKNESS, FELL TO THE FLOOR AND QUICKLY CAME BACK TO CONSIOUSNESS. BP WAS TAKEN IMMEDIATELY AFTER, WAS WITHIN NORMAL LIMITS. PARAMEDICS AND STORE MANAGEMENT RESPONDED TO EPISODE. PARAMEDICS ASSESSED AND MONITORED PATIENT, PATIENT DID NOT REQUIRE TRANSPORT TO HOSPITAL. PATIENT REMAINED AT THE PHARMACY FOR A FEW MINUTES AFTER PARAMEDICS LEFT THE SCENE. PARENTS WERE WITH HIM DURING VACCINATION AND ESCORTED HIM HOME. ALTHOUGH STILL A LITTLE PALE, PATIENT HAD RECOVERED AND LEFT ON HIS OWN, WELL AFTER THE NORMAL 15 MINUTES MANDATED WAITING PERIOD.

5 hours after vaccination (May 20 9am), starting having fever/headache symptoms, which increased in severity over the course of the first day. On the night of May 20, I started feeling chest pains, difficulty breathing, and an elevated heart rate (around 100 bpm) in bed. These symptoms remained and I went to the emergency room around midnight. I did a chest xray and electrocardiogram and waited to see a doctor over the next few hours; ultimately the symptoms decreased in severity on their own.

Chest pain made worse with any form of exercise also developed throat pain, soreness, dryness. Took a week off work to rest and felt better after doctor prescribed metoprolol and aspirin. Metoprolol for high heart rate and aspirin for chest pain. Went back to work on 6/22/21 and felt fine until around 12AM when chest started hurting again. Have not taken second dose of vaccine due to symptoms. Went to 3 doctors and only one believes me when i say it is because of the vaccine. Have not been able to help or give advice with symptoms aside from the medication I am currently taking.

Initial chest pain 1 day after vaccine described as substernal, intermittent. Chest pain waxed and waned, pain free at ED (day 2 of chest pain). No nausea, pleuritic pain, shortness of breath, or diaphoresis. Mild RV delay, tiny inferior Q waves, non-specific ST abnormalities with less than 1mm elevation in V4 through V6. Otherwise healthy male with chest pain for several days. Went to an clinic with Troponin of 14 (per admit note) referred to previous ED. Chart consistent with myocarditis

Patient is a 27 year old male with history of allergic rhinitis. He moved to the area in April 2021 and had some initial problems with pollen allergies, but had improved and doing well with Singulair. He had COVID19 in November 2020, recovered fairly quickly and did not have much in the way of breathing difficulties. Last month he received both doses of Moderna COVID19 vaccination, second dose administered on 5/25/2021. After his second dose, he has become progressively more ill. He did have a fever up to 105F for 24 hours afterwards, but this resolved. He has gone to several urgent cares due to progressively worsening SOB, cough, and malaise. Coworkers have commented to him that he is just not himself and is slow to get around. He has gotten to the point he cannot take the trash out without having to stop to catch his breath. He has been treated with a variety of regimens, including amoxicillin, doxycycline, inhalers, prednisone, and IM steroid shots. He does get brief mild relief with albuterol inhaler.

Patient was sweaty, feeling faint and reported feeling like heart is racing. Blood pressure dropped to 88/58. Spoke to patient and reported not having had breakfast and being a bit nervous about the vaccine. Patient was seated and observed. When offered to call 911, patient reported feeling better and not needing to call 911. After drinking 2 cups of water and eating a breakfast bar, patient rested for about 45 to 50 minutes and was feeling well. Blood pressure at 10:39am was 110/65 and patient was feeling well by then so he wanted to leave. Requested patient to get up slowly and walk around a bit before leaving and he felt well. Advised to call doctor if any issues and to not drive if not feeling well as patient reported not having anyone who could pick him up at this time. Note that patient is on an antidepressant.

tinnitus, severe fatigue, headaches, palpitations, blurry/double vision, brain fog, spaced out feeling.

While patient was waiting in the waiting area in the pharmacy after the vaccination he started showing signs of syncopy , he was little pale and diaphoretic and his head was falling onto his chest .So I took him to the consultaion room where he lied down on the floor for few minutes

Patient developed myocarditis and required admission to Hospital 4 days after second dose of Moderna vaccine. An EKG obtained in the ER showed diffuse ST elevations versus early repolarization 6/7/21. The troponin checked in the ER came back to be positive for an acute myocardial infarction. He was emergently taken to cardiac catheterization lab 6/7/21 where his coronary angiogram was negative for significant coronary artery disease. His pre-discharge LVEF was normal.

I had a stomach virus a week after receiving the vaccine, then the following week began to develop chest pain which progressed to include fatigue and shortness of breath. I lost tolerance to caffeine and alcohol, and the symptoms got worse. I ended up in the er on June 7th and tested positive for blood troponin. I was diagnosed with myopericarditis secondary to covid vaccine or a viral infection after further tests and an echocardiogram. I am receiving 600mg of ibuprofen three times per day along with .6mg of colchinine twice a day for the next few months.

PATIENT BRIEFLY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS(>1 MIN). REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS AND HAD DISCOLORATION OF FACE AND LIPS. EMS WAS NOTIFIED.

Patient received the Covid-19 vaccine (Moderna) at 1:05 PM. The patient had no history of any seizures or incidents post vaccination. About 7 minutes after receiving, while going to help a customer, my tech witnessed the patient get up from their seat, pass out, and hit their head on the concrete floor. My tech immediately called me over. The patient was moaning and not initially responding, but breathing. My tech turned the patient on their side and we removed the mask because we thought the patient was having a seizure. My tech held the patient's head to prevent it from hitting anything else. I rushed to get the emergency kit and when I returned the patient was slowly starting to respond. I folded my white coat to place under the patient's head. I asked the patient questions and made sure they could breath. I asked the patient how they were feeling and described what happened. With consent from the patient and wife we called 911. While waiting, we stayed with the patient who then requested to sit up. We had the patient stay laying down but the wanted to rotate to their back. We provided a cold compress to the patient as they stated their head was hurting. The patient was very pale and we provided water to the patient. The patient kept asking what happened and could not remember falling and hitting their head. We relayed this to the EMTs taking patient to the Emergency Room when they arrived who then took over care providing the patient a neck brace and taking patient out on a stretcher.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Seizure-Medium, Additional Details: Immediately after receiving vaccination patient fell forward onto the ground. EMT was called and arrived, he fainted a second time and may have had a seizure possibly where they decided to take him to the hospital and run some tests. Results are unknown

Left arm and hand with tingling sensation which spread to right arm and legs the following day. no overt rash. Intermittent bilateral ear pain. started 3 days later lasting 20 minutes to an hour then resolves then recurs. seen in ER 7/18/2021 for this, benign work-up.

After receiving the vaccine patient was taken to the waiting area where he sat down. a few minutes later the technician reported that he needed help. The patient had fainted but came to by the time we made it out to check on him. He reported that he had not eaten that day at all, and he was provided with water with electrolytes. he reported that he was feeling fine and was released to his own care with instructions to contact medical provider if not feeling better or anything worsens.

approximately 10 minutes after vaccination, the individual began complaining of difficulty breathing. Presented to onsite EMS personnel with diaphoresis, pallor, rapid respiratory rate, and sounds from throat similar to stridor. The individual was in obvious distress. Patient was given oxygen via NRB mask, Epinephrine 1:1,000 0.3 mg IM. A second dose of Epinephrine 1:1,000 0.3 mg IM was given approximately 4 minutes after the first one. Transporting ambulance arrived and transported the patient to emergency room. The patient's had marked improvement within 5 minutes of the second Epinephrine dose. Patient was still tachypneic but was able to speak in complete sentences and was alert and oriented.

Complete loss of vision in the left eye 12 hours after receiving second dose (Moderna mRNA-1273) while having a fever of 102 F for 6 hours. Loss of vision lasted for 1 minute. Loss of vision occurred while standing. Referral to primary care and ophthalmology specialist found normal eye exam and MRI of orbits but presence of tachycardia especially while standing (fluctuations between 60 beats at rest/laying down to 130 beats per minute standing). Postural tachycardia syndrome (POTS) is suspected. Currently pursuing cardiac workup with cardiologist and Covid POTS specialist. POTS specialist believes autoantibody development after vaccination could be suspected as recovering covid patients similarly present to clinic with POTS like symptoms.

Tightness of chest, elevated heart rate, muscle and joint aches, fatigue, exhaustion, pain at injection site. No treatment sought as of yet.

11 days after initial vaccination: vaccination site became warm swollen and red. Physically felt lightheaded/dizzy with near syncope episode and heart palpitations. Took Zyrtec, Benadryl and went to emergency room.

patient had loss of consciousness immediately following vaccination. Came to a few seconds later confused and dizzy, with low BP

symptoms started after 15 seconds, felt fingling, after one minute felt heat and pain, started sweating, blood pressure dropped to 81/62 and pulse was up to 78, after 10 minutes sweating stopped and he felt better, blood pressure was up to 112/81 and pulse had dropped

40 minutes after receiving dose one of Moderna Covid19 vaccine, patient reported feeling hot, tingly, and "a weight on chest", but no trouble breathing. Symptoms were worse on effort, and improved some upon rest. Upon inspection, injection site was red and warm. Patient was monitored for 1 hour, until 11:30 when they reported feeling okay to go back to work. Upon, follow-up at 1:30 AM and in the morning at 10 AM, patient reported feeling much better

Chest pain- pericarditis. Elevated troponin. Heart cath. PCU hospital admit. No previous heart hx. Ekg abnormal. Echo, mri.

Patient was sitting in the 15 minute waiting area after receiving the vaccine. After sitting in the waiting area for roughly 5 minutes it looked like the patient was starting to fall asleep. He slid off of his chair and onto the floor where it looked like he was having mini seizures. He was unconscious for about 30 seconds to one minute. The paramedics were called.

About one minute after the vaccine was given, he got pale, diaphoretic, blurred vision, difficulty speaking for about one minute. Ice pack applied to his neck. He stated that he felt a bit shaky and sweaty for another 5 minutes, at which point he started feeling "normal". We watched him for another 30 min, with no further symptoms.

On 02/24 wake up to fever of 101.4 and severe body aches and took day off from work. On next day woke up to nose bleeding with lot of clots coming out of my nose. Only medication i took was OTC ibuprofen that i took month ago as well for fever.

Patient presented with bilateral blurry peripheral vision that resolved over several days. He was found to have P1 PCA stenosis. Additional imaging showed this to be resolved and a normal variant. Additionally, patient diagnosed with myopericarditis. Found to have elevated troponin up to 6, diffuse ST segment elevation on EKG and chest pain. Started on ibuprofen and colchicine with relief. Discharged from the hospital on hospital day 2.

Patient fainted about 1 minute after vaccination; he lost strength in his legs and fainted for about 5 seconds. Patient became awake after and coherent of what was going on around him. He still felt weak afterwards and reported light headiness. The paramedics arrive and vitals were reported to be normal. Patient elected to go to the hospital.

client felt flushed 10 mins after vaccine client fainted fell face down received a laceration on the left side of the forehead was pale and diaphoretic v/s 133/84 72 pox 96 r 20-22 after fall PATIENT WAS ALERT AND OX3 stated he felt ok legs were elevated . patient stated he had a similar episode after having a tattoo EMS was called vs 124/100 78 pox 96% RA patient refused to go to ER or urgent care offered water and rested for 30 mins left ambulatory without any c/o

Very brief vasovagal response (syncope) lasting less than 5 seconds. Patient stated he has this response even when discussing vaccines and advised us prior to vaccination that syncope was likely. Following episode he was given a cool cloth and water. He was able to move to our post vaccine waiting area in less than 15 minutes. On a follow up phone call, patient stated his only side effect was a sore arm..

PT states getting the second covid shot yesterday with increasing fever and chest tightness to the middle of the chest without radiation. States shortness of breathe only with "wearing the mask". States shortness of breath is better when it is off

I was vaccinated with the second dose of Moderna vaccine on 03-15 around 3 PM PST, at approximately 11:30 am PST on 03-17 I began to have tightness in my chest and a burning sensation like my asthma is about to flare up. At approximately 1:00 pm 03-17 I took Albuterol via my rescue inhaler and my symptoms improved only slightly and as of writing at 1:37 pm PST 03-17 I still feel a burning sensation in my breathing passages mainly in my chest area, very similar to when my asthma is flaring up as I previously stated.

Patient was given the immunization and as I was talking to him after the immunization he told me his palms were sweaty and he wasn't feeling well. His pupils got large and he then passed out. Code white was called, 911 was called, we got an ice pack and placed on his chest and a cold rag on his head. After about 10 seconds, he regained alertness. EMT arrived and accessed the patient. His blood pressure was normal and pulse was normal. He was given a cold drink and sat in the chair until he felt better.

Pt received fist dose of Moderna vaccine. Within 5 minutes patient started exemplifying signs of syncope and began falling to the floor while seated. Another patient that happened to be near caught him from falling face to the floor and managed to set him upright against the wall. Patient regained consciousness within a few minutes and stated he may have had a panic attack while being told to wait 15 minutes for post observation period. He was able to stand himself up and sit in a chair to wait out the remainder of the 15 minutes. Patient decline any type of medical emergency services.

Pt reported a h/o faintness with needles and blood. Immediately following vaccination, pt felt lightheaded. There was a brief loss of consciousness. EMS was available at the site and was immediately on hand to help. Pt had pallor, BP 68/40, P 60. Was assisted to lie down. After 45 minutes patient was recovered and left independently. BP 128/68 and P 72. No injury.

Injection site soreness immediately Nausea a few hours later Fever that night - up to 102.8 Headache Chest pain Fatigue

1257 as patient drove off from vaccine bay, mom reports he?s started fainting and she pulled over so he would not crash. As we arrived to the vehicleA patient was Faint and lethargic but responsive. Patient mom reports patient always faints whenever he gets a shot. 1:01 911 called 1:02 Dr. arrived, blood pressure 121 systolic 1:06 fire Dept. arrived blood pressure 126/78 , 99% on room air 12 lead normal sinus rhythm. Patient and his parents feel going to the hospital will cause more anxiety. 1:28 patient went home wiener his parents. Mom driving his car 1:26

Around 2:00am of the day of the adverse event i started to feel "off" so i continued to try to go to sleep when i started sweating from my upper body at the same time my heart rate increased fast, at that point it was hard for me to even move my body without making my heart go faster. My girlfriend was treating me during the event helping me taking my shirt off because i got desperate from the heat and cold at the same time i drenched my side of the bed and speaking incoherently at times, i asked my girlfriend to bring me my phone in case "i needed to call 911" but in the process i fell asleep while my girlfriend was watching me until 6:00am i finally slept, since that day i have been feeling better but not 100% i still have some sort of muscle spasms in ramdom areas of my body but more on my left upper arm

Symptoms 10 min after vaccination 1440, client reports nausea. Skin flushed, cheeks rosy, perspiration on upper lip, hands shaky and heart rate 100 and irregular. Client continue to be monitor. Offer cold water and fan blowing on client. At 1515 HR 70, slightly irregular and nausea persisted. 1545 HR 70 and client feeling better and tolerated drinking water. 1600 HR 66 client up and about walking in room. Client denies dizziness. Instructed to follow up with PCP

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Seizure-Severe, Additional Details: Patient fell out of chair. Regain conciousness, fluttering eyes. Heart rate 35 , O2 was 98. Heart rate went up to 51 once paramedics arrived. O2 remained 95-98. Patient was brought to hospital by EMS.

Patient reported "blurry vision" during his observation period following COVID vaccine #1 Moderna. BP found to be elevated at 178/120. No prior history of high blood pressure was reported. His blood pressure came down to 130/100. Patient advised to be checked at a nearby urgent care center. No further information available.

Patient indicates he was feeling very anxious before receiving the shot. Reports that he is overall healthy but had a blood pressure reading of 133/86 at a wellness fair and had an appoint with a doctor to evaluate his blood pressure on 04/01/2021. Denies any known illnesses or health conditions. Reports that about one minute after receiving the vaccine he became very light-headed, dizzy and sweaty. Denies any SOB, throat swelling. The next thing the patient remembers is" waking up with a bunch of people looking at him. An ambulance on-site assessed the patient and felt he should be transported to a local emergency room to assess. The ambulance staff had blood pressure readings of 90/50 and 80/51 . The patient reports he felt "much better" after arriving to hospital. Indicates he was hydrated with fluids and had an EKG while in the ER. His blood pressure reading at the ER was 133/86. Patient reports that the ER doctor indicates that he most likely had a "Vaso vagal syncope episode.". The patient indicates that he did not receive any medications and was told to follow-up and keep his appt. on 04/01/2021 in regards to his high blood pressure. reading.

Patient was given vaccination at the health Center. He was observed and waited for 15 minutes prior to leaving. Drove home. Close to his home, he began to feel lightheaded. However continued to try to make it home and passed out. Crashed car into a tree. Was taken to a local hospital where he had a head CT, hand Xray, CXR and "blood work." He was advised that all testing was normal and that he had a mild concussion. Evening of event, he had a mild headache. Day after the event, the only complaint was tenderness around the vaccine site. He has not had prior reactions to vaccines but states "I work construction and have noticed that I have had vasovagal symptoms with pain in the past."

Patient reported feeling dizzy and fell as he heading to a seat to go sit down. Paramedics were called and on arrival BP was 90/40 down from 130/80 prior to vaccine administtration.

the patient started not to fill well and started to sweat and get white. He had not eaten since the morning. We got him some water and crackers as well as putting some ice on his neck.

Client received the COVID vaccine (Moderna, lot # 041AB21A) at 1005. Client reported dizziness, and EMT, Nurse and Physician all responded at 1010. The client was sitting in his chair, head back with his eyes closed. The client stated that he was going to pass out and he appeared very pale and diaphoretic. The client was transferred to the reclining chair. At 1015, the client's vital signs were as follows: blood pressure of 110/68, heart rate of 78, respiratory rate of 16, and O2 99%. At 1020, the client stated he was "starting to feel better" and his vital signs were as follows: O2 99%, heart rate 59, and respiratory rate of 16. His color had improved to normal. The client refused benadryl. At 1025, the client's heart rate was 58, respiratory rate was 18, and O2 was 98. He stated he had no medical history, takes no medications, and has no allergies. At 1030, the client's blood pressure was 114/74. He was given a water which he started to drink. At 1040, the client's blood pressure was 112/70, with a heart rate of 57 abd O2 of 98%. The client stated his symptoms were completely resolved and he was able to stand without any return of dizziness. Education was provided regarding V-safe, emergency measure and activation, and primary care follow up. The client has no PCP so information was provided regarding. The client was escorted out to his car, ambulating with a steady gait, and he drove himself home.

Patient was sitting in chair after vaccine, awaiting his 15 minute assessment period. Patient's head fell back in chair and patient had syncopal episode x 10 seconds. Patient assessed by EMS crew on site, VSS, patient AMA.

Patient has a known needle anxiety and faints with any vaccine or blood draw. His doctor recommended pre-medicating with diazepam 5mg to reduce anxiety and hopefully prevent syncope. He initially did well for a minute or two, then fainted for a few seconds, woke up, felt nauseous, vomited, then fainted again for a few seconds. Once he woke up, he felt much better. He waited a few extra minutes and went home.

Pt vaccinated for COVID vaccine, came to RN to schedule 2nd appointment. Pt reporting feeling lightheaded. RN told pt to sit in chair next to RN. Pt sat down and after 1 min he start to slide down the wall, moving the painting with his forehead. RN caught pt and assisted him to the ground. RN called for help and ordered a dynamap. RN assessed for breathing and a pulse. Pt breathing and with pulse. RN slightly provided sternal rub and called name. Pt unconscious for 15 seconds. Pt awoke and stated he felt disoriented. Vitals collected. After a couple 2 min pt reports knowing where he was. Pt was wheelchaired to urgent care.

After 5 minutes the patient became weak, white, and sweaty with trouble walking. He did not pass out. He agreed for us to call 911. He did drink some water and felt better. He thought he may have been dehydrated , anxious about the shot, and concerned when reading the shot info. He has had flu shots in the past but has not been to a doctor in recent memory. The paramedics checked him and offered him a ride to the hospital . His vitals were fine so they released him to his girlfriend who was able to drive.

Patient alerted me he had trouble with passing out or dizziness in the past. I gave the vaccine and patient immediately laid on the floor with legs up. He felt better, then dizzy again. Then better. When he went to stand up a third time he got dizzy and passed out in the chair. Another helped me lay him on the ground and he immediately came to. We stayed another 25 minutes in room and another 20 minutes out front. Gave a bottle of water but no medications. Patient felt good after that and left.

PT had shortness of breath, tightness in chest, numbness in both legs. PT ate at 10 am ...we gave PT snack and water at 4pm. PT was cleared by EMS and NP after symptoms resolved.

Patient within 5 minutes started to feel funny and then passed out/blacked out. According to wife he did shake for less than 15 seconds in his arm and a bit in his head. They were in the car, so she tilted the seat back for him and came in to get us. Within the 30 seconds that she was gone he was awake and sweating profusely. We gave him an ice pack, 25mg of liquid benadryl, and kept him laying back in the seat. At 5 and 15 minutes mark the patient was checked on and he was completely fine. After 20 minutes the patient had stopped sweating and reported to be feeling 98% better.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: patient confirmed didnt eat today and was dehydrated-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Severe, Additional Details: patient was up in front store by cash register and collapsed, employee notified another employee who notified another employee. got patient into a chair gave water, patient declined all help except almonds and water. patient refused medical treatment, refused to have emt or medics called. will follow up with patinet in am

At about 1520 during observation period, Pt reported feeling dizzy, light headed, clammy and sweaty followed by syncope while in the passenger seat of car. RN crushed ammonia inhalant and placed under Pt's nose and he immediately regained consciousness. Pt became alert and oriented x4. Instructed to recline seat, elevate legs and do PLB. Pt reported feeling better after a few minutes. Water given and observed for total of 30 min. Pt reported symptoms resolved and ED precautions given. Pt verbalized understanding and left in stable condition in passenger seat of car.

pt had a massive stroke at 6:15 pm on 3/23/2021 when he was using the bathroom trying to have a bowl movement. He used his phone to text his mom to tell her he had a seizure. He was slurring, vomiting, and falling down. Ambulance was called. He was transport him to Hospital. Pt was aspirating. He was never treated as a stroke patient. He was monitored overnight. On 3/24/2021 the ER physician had a phone consult w/ a neurologist. He was referred to be transferred to another hospital. He was was being bagged in transit to hospital. He went into the ER stroke unit. Dr. called mother to let her know that if he didn't have emergency brain surgery he would die. Mother told him to save her son. He survived brain surgery and was put in the Neuro ICU. On 4/3 He was transferred to the Stroke Team floor. On 4/8 he was transferred to Rehabilitation Hospital. He will be at this location for weeks or months.

3-29-21: moments after shot injection, anxiousness, and shakiness develop. Half hour after injection, extreme anxiety, impending sense of doom, full body shakes, complete inability to focus, burning sensation on skin surface and chills develop (fluctuating between both), pressure at chest, sweaty palms. Admitted to ER @ in with blood pressure of ~180 and heart rate of ~100BPM. O2 levels 96%. Given Ativan. Anxiousness, blood pressure, heart rate, focusing improves. Occasional temperature sensations remain, as well as some difficulty focusing, and feelings of discomfort. Patient has no history of anxiety or issues with needles/previous vaccinations. 3-30-21: fatigue, trouble focusing, anxiousness. Sharp headache pain develops and is treated with Ibuprofen. 3-31-21: fatigue, trouble focusing, anxiousness. Headache has resolved. 4-1-21: fatigue, trouble focusing, anxiousness. In the evening, onset of dizziness attempting to walk. Itchy welts form on right and left hand at wrists. Rash forms on whole of torso front and back. Breathing is staggered. Patient takes 25mg of diphenhydramine and is admitted to ER @ in . Rashes/welts clear up ~30 minutes after. Anxiousness/focus improves as effects of diphenhydraminea are felt. Two EKGs and blood panel is performed, results are normal. 4-2-21: trouble focusing/anxiety, goes away quickly after taking 25 mg of diphenhydramine. Fatigue is present, cannot leave bed. 4-3-21: Nausea/stomach pain begins, and discomfort in upper left abdomen. Burning sensations/chills temperature sensations---feeling feverish but temperature is stable at 98.8F. Loss of appetite. Episodes of anxiety/focusing continue to be treated with 25 mg of diphenhydramine. Extreme fatigue. 4-4-21 through 4-7-21 : extreme fatigue, stomache pain and nausea. Patient has lost 9 lbs since 3-29-21. Pain around upper left abdomen consistent. Patient visits urgent care 4-7-21, is given 14-day course of omeprazole to help with nauseas/pain. COVID-19 rapid test is performed and returns negative. 4-8-21 trough 4-11-21: extreme fatigue, nausea, episodes of poor focus remain. Patient cannot leave bed, but ability to eat improves with omeprazole. 4-12-21 to present: short intermittent episodes of trouble focusing/anxiousness, aggravated by physical exertion and mental stimulation. Fatigue onset after hours of normal day to day activities.

Syncopal episode with loss of consciousness approximately 36 hours after vaccine. Unknown length of loss of consciousness as patient lives alone. Pt experienced dizziness, fatigue and decreased appetite the day of adverse event.

He became dizzy, diaphoretic, thirsty and very pale. Head fell backward. Immediately applied ammonia whiffs, lifted his legs up, applied ice to neck. Applied O2 at 2 L per N/C. Heart rate dropped to 40's and B/P to 89/43. Gave water and apple juice and transported to a treatment area for evaluation.

Pt developed nausea and dizziness shortly after injection. Pt was visibly pale and BP was 96/70, HR 56, SP02 99%. Pt was noted to be pale. Pt improved over the course of 15-20 additional minutes. He notes that he did not eat and drink much during the day prior to vaccination

A couple of minutes after getting his first dose of Moderna vaccine, patient almost had a syncope. He seemed about to faint. Blood pressure measured and it was 110/65. We called 911. His vital signs were OK. Paramedics arrived in a few minutes and patient was OK and came completely back to his senses. Paramedics left within few minutes.

Started developing muscle ache along left chest and shoulder within a week of the vaccine. Tingling, itching, and a rash followed within a couple of days, after which I went to an urgent care where I was diagnosed with shingles.

Pt stated he felt an elevated heart rate ten minutes after dosage was administered. Staff gave the patient bottle water to drink and monitored the patient an additional 30 minutes. Pt called 4/23/21 stating he slept 13 hours last night but today around 2:00pm his bp was 117/55 and heart rate 121 bpm via his watch. He states no medication, no other side effects, no history of tachycardia, no physical exam in several years. He was advised to contact 911 if the elevated heart rate continues for over 45 minutes or go to ER or Urgent Care.

Syncope episode Pt. remained ATO x4 Pt. seen by EMT on site and transferred to hospital 12 Lead EKG (-) result Ice pack given to patient for posterior head

pt reports he has syncopal/near syncopal events when giving blood. Today he was 10mins post-vaccination and felt dizzy/faint. Pt was helped to the floor/no trauma experienced. He was clammy/cool; PERRL, no LOC. Vitals assessed and noted. 0917: BP: 122/62 P 71 Resp 18; 0930: BP 120/76 P 66 Resp 16 98%; BGL 130.Pt reported feeling normal after 10-15mins rest and observation

Shortly after patient exited the imz booth he sat down and a couple minutes later started to loose consciousness. Pharmacist was alerted and quickly went to aid patient. When pharmacist arrived patient was unconscious and trying to take a breath. A few seconds later the patient took a breath and slowly came back around. Patient was pale, cold, clammy, and sweaty. Patient stayed seated for 30 minutes after the incident occurred but felt better after about 5 minutes.

Patient passed out right after injection and fell off bench he was sitting on. Received a minor cut to his head and was going to go to urgent care to get it cleaned.

Lightheaded Dizziness, anxiety weak - 14:10 28 y/o started to feel light headed after recieving the Moderna vaccination. V/s was taken, BP 78/53 HR 53 RR-16, O2 sat - 100% RA Temp 97.6. Nurse elevated patient legs, gave patient ice chips. Continued to monitor patient every 15 minutes for 30 mins. 14:25 pm - Reassessd patients blood pressure, 100/62 HR 65 rr 16, patient has no signs of distress, Breathing is regular and unlabored. 1440 pm Nurse reassessed patient vitals BP 110/70 HR 65 RR 16 02 Sat 99% temp 97.8. Patient breathing regular/unlabored, patient stated taht he is feeling better than before. Patient was released with family. Nurse educated pt on side effects and severe allergic rea ction to call 911 if experience at anytime.

PATIENT RECEIVED MODERNA 1ST DOSE LOT 003C21A AT 2:35PM 4/26/2021 IN THE LEFT DELTOID. 5 MINUTES LATER, HE PRESENTED TO PHARMACY COUNTER WITH DIZZINESS AND SUBSEQUENTLY LOST CONSCIOUSNESS FOR APPROXIMATELY 30 SECONDS BEFORE REGAINING CONSCIOUSNESS. HE STATED FEELING LIGHTHEADED AND HAVING SHORTNESS OF BREATH. WE RETRIEVED THE EPIPEN AND WAS ABOUT TO ADMNISTER TO HIM WHEN HE STATED THAT HE FELT BETTER AND THAT HE WAS NO LONGER EXPERIENCING ANY SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND THAT HE WAS FEELING BETTER IN GENERAL. EMS CAME TO THE SCENE AND UPON EVALUATION RECOMMENDED HIM TO GO TO THE HOSPITAL DUE TO HIS BRIEF LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS. EMS CHECKED VITALS AND DID NOT STATE ANY ABNORMALITIES TO OUR KNOWLEDGE. HE DECLINED HOSPITAL CARE AFTER REPEATED RECOMMENDATIONS. PHARMACY STAFF OBSERVED HIM FOR AN ADDITIONAL 20-25 MINUTES DURING WHICH PERIOD HE DID NOT SHOW ANY WORSENING SYMPTOMS. PATIENT WAS TRANSPORTED HOME BY A FRIEND.

Upon sitting in chair in observation area, pt. states he pulled out his phone to look at it and "it hit me all of the sudden" feeling dizzy, and then he "woke up on the floor." When RN in observation area arrived pt. was unconscious and not responding. Turned pt on to side; pt. was breathing and "stiff." Pt. then came to and was able to answer questions. Pt's eyes dilated and face was pale. EMT on site responded to pt., assisted to wheelchair and taken to observation room. Pt. continued to feel lightheaded with waves of nausea. Pt. drank 3-4 small water bottles, 1 juice box, and ate 2 packs of crackers and 1 protein bar during 45 minute visit. Other than color returning to face, status remained unchanged and unimproved during stay. Pt. encouraged to be seen at hospital for further observation; he agreed. EMT's transferred pt. to hospital.

Patient got Moderna vaccine about 2:30 pm . He indicated he was nervous and asked to have his girlfriend hold his hand while he was vaccinated. He then sat in the waiting area afterwards. Approximately 10 minutes later approached the counter and said he was not feeling well. He started to wobble and our staff sat him in a chair nearby. He said maybe he "blacked out" for a moment. He indicated he had not had much to eat that day. We gave him a water and a cookie. Seemed to be okay, talking with staff, but then started to shiver . EMTs were called and he was checked by them . Heart rate just over 100 , O2 saturation at 99% , no hives per EMT .Possible vasovagal event per EMT . Patient declined to go to hospital and left shortly after with his girlfriend driving him home.

patient had no issue at moment of injection. moved to waiting area in about 2 minutes, he said I think I'm going to pass out. he then lost consciousness and was not responding to verbal commands. over the course of the next few minutes, he "came to" and said he sometimes has passing out issues when he gives blood. we gave water and asked a family member to come and pick him up.

Patient basically passes out temporarily after immunizations. He knows it is going to happen and he says it is like a nap. He had a little shaky hand, seizure like, and his head tipped down and seconds later he was talking and fine. Said they gave him water last time it happened, so I got him some water and he felt fine.

Client had syncopal episode after receiving vaccination. Recovered after 15 minutes with juice and rest. Reported he had not eaten anything in the morning and had too much caffeine. No injuries resulted from the fall to the floor.

Patient experienced syncope shortly after injection, was placed lateral and legs elevated with quick return to consciousness

patient received first dose of MODERNA. As soon as the immunization was complete, he started feeling faint. I called a pharmacy technician into the room with me, and got him a water. He slumped in the chair, fainted, as his head fell back he made a groaning noise, eyes rolled. I went into get the radio to call code white and when I returned he had come to, and was asking to lay on the floor. He was sweating and clammy. The optical manager, helped me and pharmacy technician get him to the floor. He did not want an ambulance because he was starting to feel better. After 15 minutes of water and cold pack on his neck, he was recovered. He was talking and up walking. He left with his brother and brother's girlfriend.

Patient received 1st dose of Moderna Covid Vaccine at pharmacy. Patient was instructed to wait 15 minutes, but did not comply. Patient fainted but was fully conscious. Patient received some Gatorade and was ok after that. Paramedics were called to check on patient.

Patient fainted approximately 2 minutes after administration of Moderna vaccine. Patient was seated in chair and came too within 1 to 2 minutes. Patient did not require further treatment. Patient had a history of passing out on previous vaccinations.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Patient fainted for 2 min after 5 mins (11:45 am received vaccine) from receiving vaccine call 911 responsive team came at 11:58am talk and treating patient and fainted again at 1200pm.-Severe, Systemic: Tachycardia-Mild, Systemic: Weakness-Mild, Additional Details: He is sent to the Hospital after the responsive team came.

9:28 SITTING IN CHAIR IN POST VACCINE AREA, BECAME UNCONSCIOUS, SLUMPED FORWARD, CAUGHT BY RN PREVENTING HIM FROM FALLING. WE TRANSFERRED HIM TO COT. LAID HIM DOWN WITH FEET ELEVATED COOL COMPRESS TO NECK. HE WAS DIAPHORETIC, COOL CLAMMY SKIN, PALE COLOR. VS 88/60, P 37, O2 SAT 97% RESPIRATIONS SLOW BUT REGULAR, NO CHEST PAIN, NO SOB. 9:34 ALERT AND ORIENTED X3. TALKING, SKIN COOL CLAMMY BP 108/74, P 44 O2 SAT 95% 9:36 SITTING UP IN COT, ATE SOME GRANOLA, DRANK POWER AIDE, HAD NOT EATING ANY BREAKFAST, TALKATIVE. 9:40 BP 100/64, P 40MO2 SAT 97% 9:44 BP 108/72 P 42 RESPIRATIONS 18 9:48 AM CALLED 911 PER CLINIC MANAGER AND STAFF ON SITE DUE TO LOW HEART RATE. 9:49 BP SITTING 98/72 P 54 0 2 SAT 98 10:02 EMT ARRIVED, THEY ASSUMED CARE OF PATIENT AND BROUGHT TO AMBULANCE FOR EVALUATION. 10:20 RETURNED TO CLINIC AREA. PER STAFF ON SITE PERSONNEL, PARTICIPANT REFUSED TO BE TAKEN TO HOSPITAL AGAINST RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE EMT STAFF. THEY HAD RECOMMENDED HE GO TO BE EVALUATED AT HOSPITAL. HE RESTED IN CHAIR IN POST VACCINE AREA, TALKING ON PHONE. 10:57 HE LEFT SITE WALKING UNACCOMPANIED.

Hx of fainting following vaccinations (6 and 10 y/o); non visualized fall resulting in abrasions on patient forehead, cheekbone, and jaw approximately 5-10 minutes post injection from sitting position on bench in front of pharmacy. Last episode 10+ years ago. Pharmacy tech called as patient was re-seated next to mom. RPh arrived mid conversation as patient began losing consciousness again with right arm muscle contraction lasting roughly 15 seconds. Following episode, he was able to answer questions ruling out mental alteration. Given treatment and education on care for his facial injuries and added 20 minutes to observation period. Patient ambulated to car with mother stating she would drive. Plan in place for administration of the second dose.

Patient fainted a few minutes after shot, upon awakening ~45 seconds later had tremors, cold sweat, light headedness.

Patient presented to vaccine clinic today for dose #2 of Moderna vaccine. Two minutes after receiving the vaccine patient had a syncopal event and dropped to the floor from the chair. He aroused easily, initial blood pressure was 109/56, pulse 45. Patient complained of dizziness and feeling lightheaded. He sustained mild abrasions to the right side of his forehead. He was alert and oriented x 3, pupils equal. Ice applied to forehead. Patient attempted to stand up, however he was instructed to lay on the floor and his legs were elevated onto a chair to prevent him from another fall. Blood pressure on the floor with legs up 114/76, 109/58, pulse 65. When patient attempted to set up on the floor he became dizzy again and laid back down with legs up. After approximately 15 minutes, patient was escorted to the cot on the clinic floor via wheelchair as he continued to report not feel well. Blood pressure retake 98/58, patient provided with water. He reported that he had only had a small amount of fluid intake today, he had eaten lunch two hours prior. Patient reported this had happened several times before when receiving injections, having blood taken and having stiches taken out. After 30 minutes of observation patient was still symptomatic upon standing, blood pressure 98/58. Patient assessed by doctor attending the clinic. It was felt patient should go to ED for further evaluation and IV fluids. EMS summonsed ambulance for further evaluation. Patient was transferred to the care of EMS staff in stable condition. Patient was assessed in EMS vehicle and started to improve. Blood pressure 127/86, pulse 65 per per report from EMS staff. Patient was allowed back into the clinic so he could wait for his ride. He was accompanied by EMS staff on site. He left the facility stable and feeling well.

Patient received COVID-19 vaccination (Moderna) on 04/30/2021 from a store pharmacy. Patient presented to the Emergency Department on 05/04/2021 with a chief complaint of chest pain. Patient informed the care team that he began feeling intermittent, non-exertional chest discomfort on 05/01/2021. Patient was then evaluated by the inpatient cardiologist due to concern for a myocardial infarction. The patient had a troponin of 8.9 ng/mL that climbed to 19.9 ng/mL the next day. Patient was ultimately diagnosed with Myopericarditis and initiated on treatment with carvedilol and colchicine.

Patient fainted about 5 mins after he received Moderna Vaccine. He looked pale and sweating . He woke up and we gave him water, and paramedic came in to Pharmacy waiting room in 15 mins and took him to ER.

Vaccine administered at 1:20 pm and patient reported feeling hot, dizzy, and was worried he was going to faint at 1:30pm. The patient laid on the ground and was pale and visibly sweating. Patient was given gatorade and began feeling better within 2 minutes. Blood Pressure and Heart Rate were taken at 1:32pm and 1:50pm and both within normal limits.

Five minutes after vaccine patient got nausea, light headed, sweating and fainting patient said this happens when ever he gets a vaccination.

I went to the restroom during the middle of the night at 2:00 am. I passed out coming back to the bed, hit the ground, and had a seizure. My wife witnessed the event.

Client experienced syncope approximately 5 minutes post vaccination. States the last thing he remembered was "feeling hot". He fell from his chair in a seated position in the post vaccination observation area onto the floor. Client was noted to be pale upon arrival to the scene and he was trying to stand up from the floor. Assisted client to a seated position on the floor. He was provided juice which he tolerated and stated he felt better within 1-2 minutes. We observed him in clinic for an additional 20 minutes and he left independently with no complaints.

Felt fine all evening after the injection (6pm). Woke up feeling fine around 8am. Started feeling cold around 10am. Took temperature several times and body temperature had fallen to 94. Got back into bed with heating pad on back and feet. Temperature quickly jumped to 100. Body temperature continued to fluctuate into the evening. As evening rolled in started experiencing excruciating pain in the neck at the base of the skull and migraine like symptoms.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Numbness (specify: facial area, extremities)-Mild, Systemic: Seizure-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Additional Details: About 5 minutes after vaccination he had possible seizure for ~10-20 seconds with loss of consciousness & arched back posture followed by leaning forward and coughing, bit his lip, was confused & unaware of what happened as he began to resond to questions. Had "waves" of lightheadedness, tingling fingers, distorted perception of contrast in pictures with a white background, warm & thirsty .

Shortly after injection during the 15 minute wait period patient began to have excessive sweating, started to shake, and became pale. Neighboring patient alerted the pharmacist and 911 was called. An associate sat with and monitored patient until EMS arrived. Patient's vitals were checked and was cleared to return home. Patient was driven home without incident.

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

Felt as if he had a bad sunburn all over the body, had a fever, on injection site had a raised welt approximately 5?s in width and 14 or more in length, all over the same arm looked as if he had needle pin pricks, intense headache stated his brain felt like it was going to explode, cotton mouth, insatiable thirst, drank huge amounts of water non stop, did not eat, had horrible joint pain, at one point unable to walk and loss control of his bowels, BP was elevated, pulse was elevated, hard time speaking, did not sleep for 6/7 days, unable to focus or concentrate, heard voices & music, was paranoid, was talking erratically, thought people were in the room when they were not, had no sense of reality, toenails were falling off

Patient experienced Syncopal episode and fell to floor, laid patient on back and elevated feet, with time and hydration fully recovered within 30 minutes

After Client completed the 15 minute observation period ,upon standing he complained of rapid heart rate. Client was then monitored for an additional 30 minutes 3:06 pm BP -160 /80 HR -120, O2 sat 99% 3;21pm Bp- 140/80 ; HR 120 O2 saturation 99% Client stated he was feeling better 3;36pm Bp _ 132/80 HR - 80 , O2 sat 99% CLient stated he was feeling better was allowed to leave with step son and wife. Client was advised to rest and seeking medical attention should symptoms reoccur.

Patient fainted out and felt woozy within the minute after the shot administration . Patient was evaluated by EMT . 1hr lapse in time. Patient came to and was stable and no hospitalization required.

Mild testicular pain started one week after the Covid Vaccine and has lasted longer than a few days. Also experincing tightness and pain in the right side of the chest, as well as an oval-shaped red rash on both thighs.

Associate administering the vaccine accidently stuck her left pointer finger after administration of the vaccine when attempting to close the needle safety device. She drew blood.

PATIENT BECAME LIGHTHEADED AND PASSED OUT FOR 10 SECONDS ABOUT 30 SECONDS AFTER ADMINSTRATION OF MODERNA VACCINE IN LEFT ARM. PT REGAINED CONCIOUSNESS WITHIN 10 SECONDS. PT WAS HELD UP BY PHARMACIST AND CARETAKER/FRIEND- NO OTHER INJURY REPORTED. HE REMAINED SITTING FOR 45 MIN- 1 HOUR POST VACCINATION. PT THEN NOTIFIED RPH THAT THIS HAS HAPPENED PRIOR DUE TO HIS FEAR OF NEEDLES. PT WAS GIVEN WATER AND GUMMY BEARS. PER PT HE DID NOT EAT PRIOR. BP WAS TAKEN PRIOR TO PT LEAVING AND WAS LOW BUT PT SAID HE FELT TIRED BUT OK. PER CAREGIVER AND PT, THEY WOULD NOT BE DRIVING AND WILL WALK HOME 1 BLOCK AWAY.

First night experience panic, Heat flash, vision blurred, hearing in and out, body temperature dropped, chills, considered calling ambulance/going to ER but girlfriend watched me on couch until I was stable. Since, full body fatigue, loss of strength in left arm, distorting vision.

Headaches, bodyaches, chills, fever, fatigue, nausea, vomiting, very very very intense chest and heart pain

Patient was given 2nd Moderna shot and walked to register a minute later. While at the register, he stopped talking and went flat back hitting the back of his head. He was twitching slightly on the ground while unconscious for no more than 30 seconds. 911 was called, the AED was being retrieved and management on-site was notified. The patient quickly regained consciousness as RPH was assessing for anaphylaxis protocol. He was responsive, aware and coherent but groggy and repeatedly rubbed the back of his head. At this point store manager stayed with patient while waiting on EMS. Blood pressure was normal but low per EMS. Patient did admit to recreational marijuana use prior to shot. He denied further medical assistance.

Ten minutes after receiving his vaccine I went to check on the patient knowing he had had a previous fainting experience with injections. I offered him water and he accepted stated he was ok. 15 minutes after receiving his vaccine the patient started to feel dizzy and raised his arm to alert me. I went to his side and asked if he was ok and he stated that "it's happening". His head started to fall back and body started to slump to the side. I supported his head and called for the other pharmacist who came over and we were able successfully get the patient to the floor in the supine position. I left the patient with the other pharmacist and called 911. By the time I came back he was awake and talking . He remained in the supine position until the medic came and took vitals. We had him sit up and within a few minutes back into his chair where I remained with him until his wife arrived. I gave him a water and approximately 1 hour after the incident the patient left with his wife.

Patient fainted post vaccination, in the recovery area. Vaccination given at 3:03 pm. BP was 93/62. Patient has breakfast. but not lunch. After fainting, Pt got up immediately, and sat back on his chair. After about 30 minutes, Pt left for home.

I started feeling sick with a headache and fatigue after the shot. After a few days I had trouble breathing where i had to take rest to catch my breathe and my chest most times starts to hurt and feel heavy.

13 Hours After Dose: Chills set in, which caused back spasming and back muscle seizing in addition to shaking for approximately 20 minutes (it may have been convulsions). Also had a fever, nausea, dizziness, and injection site pain. 24-70 hours later: Fatigue and a headache 70 hours later: Woke up with major chest pains and went to ER. Testing eventually determined it to be myocarditis. Hospital stay was approximately 54 hours.

28 year-old-male with no past medical history presented with episode of vasovagal syncope. Patient states he feels "dizzy, blurry vision, and lightheaded" immediately after receiving the vaccination. The patient was placed on the floor by the nurse who administered the vaccine and his lower extremities were elevated. Patients HR was 68 and SpO2 was 98%. That patient was given fluids and then taken to the medical tent for evaluation. Vital signs were: BP 122/84, HR69, RR18, SpO2 98%, and Temp 98F. After 5 minutes in the medical tent, the patient stated he felt much better and wanted to go home.

I woke up with pain in the chest and numb left arm three days after the first Moderna shot. I went to the ER. I had an Irregular EKG and Elevated Troponin levels. I was held at the hospital for 34 hours. I was prescribed colchocine and ibuprofen and pantaprazole to reduce swelling in my heart and pericardium. I have been not excercising and been going to a cardiologist.

Patient developed fever, headache, neck pain and myalgias several hours after vaccination. Then presented to our hospital 3 days after vaccination with chest pain. ECG concerning for STEMI and patient had cardiac catheterization which showed normal coronaries. Cardiac MRI suggestive of myocarditis.

I passed out and then I hit my head on floor and chin; Hit my head on floor and chin; I hurt my neck and put neck braces on me in hospital; My wife jumped up and came to me and put me up on floor and heard gargling noise; I have 2 provoked seizures from Moderna shot; Doctors found every thing normal in result except sinus; I woke up with slight headache; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer (subsequently medically confirmed) and describes the occurrence of LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (I passed out and then I hit my head on floor and chin), HEAD INJURY (Hit my head on floor and chin), NECK INJURY (I hurt my neck and put neck braces on me in hospital), GASTROINTESTINAL SOUNDS ABNORMAL (My wife jumped up and came to me and put me up on floor and heard gargling noise) and SEIZURE (I have 2 provoked seizures from Moderna shot) in a 28-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch nos. 043B21A and 040A21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. No Medical History information was reported. On 24-Mar-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 23-Apr-2021 at 5:30 PM, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 24-Apr-2021, the patient experienced LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (I passed out and then I hit my head on floor and chin) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and medically significant), HEAD INJURY (Hit my head on floor and chin) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), NECK INJURY (I hurt my neck and put neck braces on me in hospital) (seriousness criterion hospitalization), GASTROINTESTINAL SOUNDS ABNORMAL (My wife jumped up and came to me and put me up on floor and heard gargling noise) (seriousness criterion hospitalization) and HEADACHE (I woke up with slight headache). On an unknown date, the patient experienced SEIZURE (I have 2 provoked seizures from Moderna shot) (seriousness criterion medically significant) and SINUS DISORDER (Doctors found every thing normal in result except sinus). The patient was hospitalized on 24-Apr-2021 due to GASTROINTESTINAL SOUNDS ABNORMAL, HEAD INJURY, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS and NECK INJURY. At the time of the report, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (I passed out and then I hit my head on floor and chin), HEAD INJURY (Hit my head on floor and chin), NECK INJURY (I hurt my neck and put neck braces on me in hospital), GASTROINTESTINAL SOUNDS ABNORMAL (My wife jumped up and came to me and put me up on floor and heard gargling noise), SEIZURE (I have 2 provoked seizures from Moderna shot), SINUS DISORDER (Doctors found every thing normal in result except sinus) and HEADACHE (I woke up with slight headache) outcome was unknown. Concomitant medication use was not reported. It was reported that the patient was not taking any medication on regular basis. The patient reported that they did bunch of tests like CAT scan, EEG test, they monitor my heart for 30 days. Results were not reported. For treatment the patient reported they gave him IV and seizure medication which he was not taking right now. 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 WAS SITTING IN THE WAITING AREA AND HE STARTED TO FAINT WHEN HE WAS SITTING IN THE CHAIR WITHIN 5 MINUTES OF RECEIVING THE VACCINE. 911 WAS CALLED AND WHEN I GOT OUT TO HIM, HE CAME TO AND WAS ALERT BUT DIZZY, SWEAT CAME DOWN FROM HIS FOREHEAD, HAD CHILLS AND FELT NAUSEAOUS. THE PATIENT WAS GIVEN WATER AND I GAVE HIM REESES CUPS BECAUSE HE LOOKED LIKE HE NEEDED SOMETHING TO EAT. THE PARAMEDICS ARRIVED AND TOOK CARE OF HIM FROM THERE.

After administration, the patient sat in a chair for observation. 2-3 minutes after administration patient had a loss of consciousness, falling out of his chair onto the carpeted floor. Patient observed having seizure-like contractions of his upper extremities and slight arching of his back while having this loss of consciousness. LOC lasted less than 10 seconds. Patient was placed on his side, and when he regained consciousness could answer all questions appropriately and without delay. Patient was placed in a wheel chair and taken to a private observation area where vital signs could be attained. Patient again had a LOC while being wheeled in the wheel chair to the private observation area. Patient was placed on a gurney, supine. Vital signs taken and patient was found to have a heart rate in the 40s and a blood pressure of 90/66. Patient was ashen and diaphoretic. Patient was observed for 30 minutes in the private observation area where his condition improved to normal before leaving the facility.

He reports that he had his second Moderna COVID vaccine was 4/20 Tuesday. The next day, on Wednesday he began having headache, body aches, chills, fevers and mild shortness of breath. Patient reports that the body aches somewhat resolved on Thursday but he continued to have some intermittent palpitations. He woke up Friday with self described chest discomfort with persistent palpitations.

Intense chills, visibly more pale than normal, maybe circulation problems, have not recovered at time of writing this, the day of injection.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: patient did not report to the the rph on duty. but told me when getthing his secound shot. made sure it wasnt a allergic reactions.

Brief intermittent non-radiating left chest pain. Improved with deep breathing. Patient reported drinking a red bull before appointment. Cardiac and respiratory exam unremarkable. Vitals were all stable. Observed patient for 30 minutes. Patient reported that chest pain had dissipated prior to leaving.

Just after midnight, I was watching TV with my brother after smoking a medical pre-roll (I'm a medical marijuana patient). Shortly after, I began feeling dizzy. I finished my glass of water and the dizziness subsided for roughly ten minutes, before returning even worse than before. I went to get more water and after filling my glass and closing the refrigerator, I was barely able to walk the few steps from my kitchen to the living room to lie down on the couch. At this time, my chest started feeling tight, and I had a light tingling sensation in my feet and lower body. When I closed my eyes, the dizziness got worse, and laying in certain positions made the tightness in my upper chest become painful. I continued to drink water and ate a little, but the episode lasted between 30-60 minutes of mild discomfort ranging to a decent amount of pain. There was a moment when I had considered going to the hospital, but after eating, drinking, and doing some controlled breathing, the pain lessened I ended up falling asleep on the couch. I woke up feeling considerably better, but decided to call out of work so I wouldn't do any strenuous activity. On occassion I still feel like there's a little bit of pressure or tightness in my upper chest, but nothing painful or debilitating like the night of the incident

Patient passed out immediately after the shot was administered. He was out for about 1 minute. He regained consciousness, then faded again about 3 minutes later. That second time he was out for about 30 seconds. We monitored breathing and heartrate, which remained normal through and after the events. We monitored for 30 minutes before allowing him to leave. At 4:20pm (10 minutes after leaving) the family called and reported the patient vomited

The second dose of vaccine was taken on 05/21 Friday at 8:30am. By that evening, I felt the usual symptoms of fever, body ache and chills, which continued for the next 48 hours. By Sunday, 05/23, I was feeling back to normal and in good health. The next morning, Monday, 05/24, I woke up with chest pain, a crushing pain by my heart and I went to the ER. An EKG was taken, and the cardiologist mentioned that it was abnormal and that a catheter angiogram needed to be done to check the arteries. That was followed by and ECG and a MRI and a stay at the hospital overnight. Next morning, the cardiologist told me that I have myocarditis caused by the vaccine and the inflammation is at the tip of the heart. I am currently on medication over the course of the next month, till my follow up visit with the cardiologist.

Situation: Patient, 28 yrs old, had an appointment for 1st dose Moderna Lot# 007C21A today. Pt felt anxious prior to vaccination. As a precaution, pt was placed on a gurney and he received the vaccine while on the gurney. RN was bedside during the process. Pt started feeling shaky and dizzy 5 mins post vaccination. . Juice and crackers provided. Pt stated that he ate and drank liquids prior to coming in. Encourage to relax and take slow deep breaths Background: . He informed the vaccinator upon arrival that he has a hx of syncopal episode during vaccinations. Pt had a syncopal episode when he got the TB Test. Pt felt anxious prior to vaccination. Allergies: PCN and other abx, unable to state rest of allergies Hx: Asthma, MVA last April 2021, head injury, L wrist surgery Accompanied by mother Assessment: 1020 ? Pt c/o being more dizzy, queasy to throat and chest, lightheaded and started to look pale. VS 99.0F, 65, 98% RA, 97/40 (62), 22. Clear speech noted. 1030 ? VS 105/49 (67), 72, 99% RA, 26. Paler, diaphoretic, increased dizziness, nausea, numbness to hands, anxious, shaky. Mother at bedside, comforting patient. Encourage to take slower deep breaths and continue to lie back. 1034 ? VS 114/61 (74), 72, 100% RA, 22, color is better 1038 ? VS 106/65 (77), 65, 100% RA, 18. Pt is more relaxed. Tightness to throat is better. Clear speech. Can speak complete sentences. 1043 ? VS 103/65 (79), 64, 100% RA, 18. Color has improved. More color to lips, hands are less numb. Pt stated that he is back to ?almost normal.? 1044 ? Called Dr about pt. MD was expecting that pt will be better in a few minutes. If pt is worse or if his symptoms come back while at home, pt need to go to ED or call his doctor. Relayed MD?s recommendation to patient and mother. Both verbalized understanding. 1045 ? VS 102/61 (72), 74, 18, 94% RA 1050 ? VS 116/70 (80), 74, 16, 95% RA. Moved patient and mother to room 6. Pt stated that he is ?feeling way better.? Mother at bedside. Report given to RN 1100 ? VS 103/63, 68, 98% RA semi fowlers on the gurney? conversing with mother. VS 111/67, 72, 100% RA - sitting VS 116/68, 85, 100% RA standing. Denies any dizziness upon position changes. 1110 ? VS 97/65, 67, 95% RA. Pt stated that he feels okay. Drank juice. 1120 ? VS 109/65, 72, 95% RA. Able to stand and walk to wheelchair. 1125 ? ambulated to bathroom. No problems. 1130 ? wheeled to car. Denies any symptoms. Recommendations: Dr was called about pt and expected that pt will be better in a few minutes. If pt is worse or if his symptoms come back while at home, pt needs to go to ED or call his doctor. Relayed MD?s recommendation to patient and mother. Both verbalized understanding. Pt was wheeled to the car and went home with his mother.

About 5 minutes into his post-vaccination observation, patient felt unwell and tried to get up to get help. We are on-site pharmacy located inside the Health Center. At the time, a nurse is monitoring patients at the observation area. He noticed the patient was pale and he reached over to grab the patient as he was about to fall/faint. The nurse took him back into one of the patient's room. His blood pressure was very low. Patient was given 2 boxes of apple juices and some Gatorade. He rested for another 30 minutes and he felt better. Then he left.

My heart rate has been elevated since getting the vaccine. Prior to the vaccine my heart rate was in the range of 65-100 during normal daily activities. After the vaccine my heart rate is in the range of 95-130 during normal daily activities.

Participant came to vaccine clinic to receive second dose of Moderna vaccine. Participant tolerated first dose well. First dose was administered in a medical recliner, given participant's history of fainting with vaccinations and blood draws. For second dose, participant was seated in medical recliner. Participant did eat and drink today. Vaccination administered. Within five minutes, participant fainted while in medical recliner. Patient came to immediately and said, "What happened?" Vital signs taken at 6:10pm BP 138/96. Pulse 78. O2 sat 100% on room air. Participant encouraged to go to Emergency Room for further evaluation. Participant declined. Participant and parents educated on if any symptoms arise to seek immediate medical attention. Advised to follow up with primary care provider regarding occurrence. Participant and parents verbalized understanding.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Additional Details: Patient was given vaccination and after about 5 minutes, he notified the pharmacist and technician that he had passed out. He was laid on a bench with his feet elevated then monitored for an additional 30 minutes. He was driven home by his parents who had accompanied him and was checked up again a few hours later with a phone call. He stated he was feeling fine.

Chest tension, pressure during breathing. Symptoms are not consistent - subsiding for a few hours, then persisting for a few to several hours.

The adverse side effects were myocarditis. I went to the hospital and they ran many tests to confirm this was the outcome due to the vaccine

Self currently feeling occasional heart palpitations and slight insomnia; no longer getting full 8 hours of sleep and waking up 1-2 hours earlier and feeling some fatigue.

Started the day great and went and got the 2nd dose of Moderna on 6/12/21 at 940am. I felt fine throughout the day and I started getting a little dizzy and disoriented around 5pm and as it was explained to me it would be expected to get side effects. Later in the evening around 8pm I started to get extremely dizzy, tired, and having a low grade fever of 100.5F. I Later developed a headache and I had to go lie down for the rest of the night. As I was sleeping throughout the night and waking up multiple times shivering and being extremely cold, I was taking my temperature throughout the night and It would be climbing up from 100.5F and it reached 103.7F. At that point I wanted to get up and take some fever reducer medicines but I was unable to get out of the bed as I was very dizzy and disoriented and I was having extreme muscle and joint pains that I wasnt unable to move at all. I needed to go to the restroom and get a drink and I was unable to do that. I had considered going to the ER but I waited it out and wouldnt go unless my temperature kept rising. I eventually tried going to the bathroom but at that point I had passed out and woke up in the morning between my bedroom and bathroom. On sunday 6/13 I was continuing to have symptoms and felt extremely ill throughout the day. I woke up and the fever had gone away but I still had the symptoms mentioned above and also had ringing in my ears. Throughout the day I was trying to do stuff around the house but I was unable to do that and go to work. I would randomly pass out at times either on my desk or just sitting on the couch. That was throughout sunday then on monday I was feeling a lot better almost all symptoms had gone away but I was still a bit dizzy and had body aches and was unable to go to work and do basic stuff around the house. Tuesday I was mostly feeling fine but still felt a bit dizzy and disoriented and extremely fatigued but I was able to go to work. Wednesday I am feeling almost 100% normal but I do get dizzy at times and I am still extremely fatigued.

12 hours after the vaccination I started to have tachycardia, fever and diarrea. I started taking panadol every 4 hours and the symptoms lasted for two days. Drink a lot of water for tachycardia.

On 4/19/21 at around 3:20PM I passed out. This has never happened to me before. The warning signs before passing out was an extreme headache the likes of which I?ve never experienced before. I was then taken to Hospital where I stayed getting fluids, blood drawn, and other test to figure out what cause the incident. Since my time at the hospital my chest (heart area) is always in pain. I can barely make down one city block before running completely out of breathe. Yes I am overweight! However the only time I ever became out of breath before was when exercising . Now I feel that shortness of breathe all the time even when relaxing on a chair.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Additional Details: Patient fainted and was unresponsive for about 2 minutes. We called 911 and they came to the store within 10 minutes. Pt blood pressure was normal when the paramedics arrived, blood sugar was checked and the value was 83. Patient was feeling better after about 30 minutes and the paramedics walked him to his car. His relative drove him home

Myocarditis; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) in a 28-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch nos. 037C21A and 006C21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. No Medical History information was reported. On 20-Apr-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 18-May-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (unknown route) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 18-May-2021, the patient experienced MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) (seriousness criterion medically significant). At the time of the report, MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) outcome was unknown. Relevant concomitant medications were not reported. The treatment information was not provided. The action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to event was not applicable. 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.

This spontaneous case was reported by a patient and describes the occurrence of SEIZURE (Bad seizures) in a 29-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch no. 106B21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. The patient's past medical history included VSD (patient had heart and lung problems when he was born (VSD ). heart murmur.), Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (patient had heart and lung problems when he was born (BPD-bronchopulmonary dysplasia)), Epilepsy, Prematurity, Aspiration pneumonia, Gastroschisis, Inappropriate schedule of vaccine administered and Breathing arrested. Concomitant products included TOPIRAMATE (TOPAMAX) and GABAPENTIN (NEURONTIN) for Seizures, QUETIAPINE FUMARATE (SEROQUEL), SERTRALINE HYDROCHLORIDE (ZOLOFT), CLONAZEPAM (KLONOPIN), LACOSAMIDE (VIMPAT), TRAZODONE, BACLOFEN (LIORESAL), OMEPRAZOLE (PRILOSEC [OMEPRAZOLE]), CIMETIDINE (TAGAMET [CIMETIDINE]) and EPINEPHRINE (EPIPEN) for an unknown indication. On 24-May-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 24-May-2021, the patient experienced SEIZURE (Bad seizures) (seriousness criterion medically significant), CHEST PAIN (Chest Pain), URTICARIA (Big old welts / Hives), HEART RATE INCREASED (elevated heart rate) and PYREXIA (On and off fever). On an unknown date, the patient experienced CONDITION AGGRAVATED (condition aggravated/ seizures). The patient was treated with HYDROXYZINE EMBONATE (VISTARIL [HYDROXYZINE EMBONATE]) at a dose of 50 mg three times a day. At the time of the report, SEIZURE (Bad seizures), CHEST PAIN (Chest Pain), URTICARIA (Big old welts / Hives), CONDITION AGGRAVATED (condition aggaravted/ seizures), HEART RATE INCREASED (elevated heart rate) and PYREXIA (On and off fever) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 24-May-2021, Heart rate increased: high (High) High. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. Patient was born between twenty two and a half and twenty three and a half weeks. Mother states she had German measles/Rubella while pregnant and was bleeding every week. patient was born with his intestine outside which had to be put back inside. 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.

On May 11 2021, I went to the gym to workout my back muscles in after work (around 3pm). After completing a heavy set of rack pulls I got light headed. After removing the weight to put it away, I accidentally dropped 25 pounds weight which was abnormal because I lost grip while light headed. I tried to walk off the pain by walking to the other side of the gym and within the next 10 minutes my face started turning pale and my lips dark blue/purple. I was sitting down as I progressively grew more light headed and started blacking out. My brother called over several people to help me maintain consciousness and an employee noted my lip and face color, low pulse and high rate of breathing. I fainted for a couple minutes then took a sip of gatorade and bounced back. I felt like that was a near death experience. Possibly related to some heart issue. A few weeks after I got a physical checkup at my doctor's office and the bloodwork came back clean. I have nothing to show why this episode occurred and feel like I should have some heart tests as a follow up. Before this incident I have been going to the gym without ever having experienced this kind of issue. What was notably odd though is I started having some chest pains not too long after my 2nd vaccination that I originally attributed to a bad sleeping position (I sleep on my side). I would have tightness that at times were consistent. Overtime the pain got weaker as I stopped doing intensive workouts. I thought it could've been a muscle tear but a tear would've healed by now. I still experience a bit of tightness when I do heavy chest exercise or if I compress my chest muscles and squeeze in the middle. I'm submitting this report because its been recently identified myocarditis is a possible side affect of the vaccine.

Increased Heart rate, discomfort in left forearm for short periods of time, Fatigue, Anxiety, light headedness / clouded mind, sometimes vertigo like symptoms for a briefs period

Vaccination was administered to the patient, the patient was a little nervous at time of administration. After 5 to 10 minutes of waiting in the pharmacy the patient was lightheaded and dizziness. The patient passed out and fell over, hitting his head on the wall of the pharmacy. The patient was briefly shaking/convulsing per the mother for a few seconds until the patient woke up. The pharmacy staff rushed out to the patient's aid. The patient was confused when he woke up . We had him lay on the floor for a few minutes then helped him up to a chair to sit when he felt better. The patient explained how this has happened to him before when receiving vaccinations, he gets lightheaded and dizzy when receiving vaccinations. The patient explained how he did not take any medications or has any health conditions. The patient refused medical attention and said he felt ok as we waited with him for 5 minutes. We recommended the patient to see a doctor if he as any symptoms. The patient waited for an extra 30 minutes and said he felt fine. The patient's mother and the patient left with the mother driving him home.

Patient received Moderna COVID vaccine on 6/21/21 from an outside facility. Patient came to Urgent care for chest pain/tightness. Patient was transferred to Hospital for higher level of care. Per Cardiologist?s note, from angiogram this presentation is likely related to myocarditis. No Lot number or expiration of Moderna COVID vaccine available in database.

Three days after patient received Moderna COVID-19 vaccine shot 1, He went to ER complaining of heart palpitation. Patient were diagnosed of A-Fib. Patient were discharged on the same day with prescription of Flecainide 150mg to be used as needed for heart emergency. Patient didn't use the medicine and is doing ok. Patient stated that they have received the second shot on 06/17/2021at pharmacy with no adverse reaction.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patiuent was unresponsive for couple of seconds after 1st shot

patient fainted and started seizing. seizure lasted approximately 30 seconds. we laid the patient out on the floor and called to him and he came around quickly. we kept him on the floor and removed his jacket, put a cool rag on his head. he was coherent and responsive. we called 911 and the paramedics came and evaluated him and sent him home with his parents

Acute Myocarditis - no etiology identified on discharge from hospital however few viral studies were pending. Pt admitted with chest pain and elevated troponin.

chest pain and tightness on left side, Left shoulder hurts(not at injection site), around pectoral muscle. The feeling is identical to the same thing happening to me after the first dose so I am sure it was the vaccine that is the cause.

Felt like fainting; Nervous after the second shot; Dizzy after first and second shot; Rhabdomyolysis; heart rate increased; Malaise; Tired with normal activity after the second shot; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of RHABDOMYOLYSIS (Rhabdomyolysis) in a 28-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch nos. 001C21A and 016B21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. Concurrent medical conditions included Emotional distress (upset about his parents) on 27-Apr-2021. On 29-Mar-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 26-Apr-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. In April 2021, the patient experienced DIZZINESS (Dizzy after first and second shot) and FATIGUE (Tired with normal activity after the second shot). April 2021, the patient experienced RHABDOMYOLYSIS (Rhabdomyolysis) (seriousness criterion medically significant), HEART RATE INCREASED (heart rate increased) and MALAISE (Malaise). On 27-Apr-2021, the patient experienced PRESYNCOPE (Felt like fainting) and NERVOUSNESS (Nervous after the second shot). The patient was treated with ALPRAZOLAM on 27-Apr-2021 for Anxiety, at an unspecified dose and frequency. At the time of the report, PRESYNCOPE (Felt like fainting), NERVOUSNESS (Nervous after the second shot), DIZZINESS (Dizzy after first and second shot), RHABDOMYOLYSIS (Rhabdomyolysis), HEART RATE INCREASED (heart rate increased), MALAISE (Malaise) and FATIGUE (Tired with normal activity after the second shot) outcome was unknown. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): On 27-Apr-2021, Blood pressure measurement: 148/90 (High) Blood pressure at rest was 148/90 for the entire day. On 27-Apr-2021, Heart rate: 140 (High) Felt his heart in chest beating fast 140. Concomitant product information was not provided. On 27-Apr-2021, the patient visited an emergency room (ER) where he was prescribed an anxiety medication. The patient reported he thought he might have myocarditis after hearing about it on the news. Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded. This case was linked to MOD-2021-243062 (Patient Link).; 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.

Heart Attack; Somebody stab me in the back; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (Heart Attack) in a 28-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch nos. 048B21A and 048B21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. The occurrence of additional non-serious events is detailed below. Family history included Diabetic (Some members of his family are Diabetic, but he is not.) since an unknown date. Concomitant products included PANTOPRAZOLE, METOPROLOL SUCCINATE (TOPROL), ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM (LIPITROL [ATORVASTATIN CALCIUM]) and TICAGRELOR (BRILINTA) for an unknown indication. On 12-May-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 09-Jun-2021, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 14-May-2021, the patient experienced MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (Heart Attack) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and medically significant) and BACK PAIN (Somebody stab me in the back). The patient was hospitalized from 14-May-2021 to 16-May-2021 due to MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION. The patient was treated with Surgery (Operation on 14-May-2021) for Myocardial infarction. On 14-May-2021, MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION (Heart Attack) and BACK PAIN (Somebody stab me in the back) had resolved. DIAGNOSTIC RESULTS (normal ranges are provided in parenthesis if available): In 2021, Blood test: an enzyme was high (abnormal) An Enzyme was high normal value is around 0.01 and he had it on 2. Concomitant medications included one additional unspecified medication. 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.

pale, clammy, warm, low blood pressure treatment - put client into Trendelenburg position, gave water and snack, took vitals, monitored for extra 20 minutes

Tachycardia Narrative: 0758 employee c/o what felt like increased heart rate and then slowed down. Employee stated that he did not eat in AM. VS: T96.8; 120/75; 61; 96% RA. Employee reclined back with feet up an given cranberry juice. 0820 employee stated he felt better after cranberry juice. VS: T96.4 133/79; 54; 96% RA.

Beginning 24 hours later: Space flu like symptoms, bodyaches, night sweats, pain and pressure in front of chest, severe fatigue, malaise

Pt received COVID19 Vaccine (Moderna) at 9am 1/8/2021. -Pt completed 15 min observation and then returned to work. -Pt came back at 12:30 with the following symptoms: stomach pain, nausea, shivering, feeling very cold, headache, "sleepiness" of his left arm (same arm as the shot), itchy throat, cough, and feeling very thirsty. -Pt reports his headache as very painful, b/l, and feeling as if his head was very "hot." Pt has no hx of headaches. -Nausea in and out, never vomited. -Denied dizziness, change in vision, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, chest pain, difficulty swallowing, rash, lightheadedness. -Pt did not eat anything all morning. -Took vitals, blood glucose (see vitals section). High BP (160/90) and pulse. Sugar: 169 -Pt given Benadryl 25mg IM (on opposite side of vaccine). -Pt took 500mg Tylenol and then a few hours later 500mg more Tylenol (on own accord). -Pt observed 12:30-4:30. Slept off and on. Felt a lot better at 4:30. Pt discharged. -Pt was also seen and evaluated by MD. -Of note, pt does not have any allergies that he is aware of. -Has "pre HTN and pre diabetes." -Hx of heart disease - father CABG, in mid 40s. -Pt was observed for 4 hours. -BP went down after pt calmed down a little bit and was given Benadryl and Tylenol. -Pulse was also very high, but then decreased throughout observation (see VITALS section). -Pt feeling fine at 4:30 and discharged.

Pt received COVID19 Vaccine (Moderna) at 9am 1/8/2021. -Pt completed 15 min observation and then returned to work. -Pt came back at 12:30 with the following symptoms: stomach pain, nausea, shivering, feeling very cold, headache, "sleepiness" of his left arm (same arm as the shot), itchy throat, cough, and feeling very thirsty. -Pt reports his headache as very painful, b/l, and feeling as if his head was very "hot." Pt has no hx of headaches. -Nausea in and out, never vomited. -Denied dizziness, change in vision, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, chest pain, difficulty swallowing, rash, lightheadedness. -Pt did not eat anything all morning. -Took vitals, blood glucose (see vitals section). High BP and pulse. Sugar: 169 -Pt given Benadryl 25mg IM (on opposite side of vaccine). -Pt took 500mg Tylenol and then a few hours later 500mg more Tylenol (on own accord). -Pt observed 12:30-4:30. Slept off and on. Felt a lot better at 4:30. Pt discharged. -Pt was also seen and evaluated by MD. -Of note, pt does not have any allergies that he is aware of. -Has "pre HTN and pre diabetes." -Hx of heart disease - father CABG, in mid 40s. -Pt was observed for 4 hours. -BP went down after pt calmed down a little bit and was given Benadryl and Tylenol. -Pulse was also very high, but then decreased throughout observation (see VITALS section). -Pt feeling fine at 4:30 and discharged.

ventricular fibrillation cardiac arrest. Witnessed collapse. Bystander CPR performed. Paramedics performed ACLS with defibrillation x 6 before ROSC

Client was administer 2nd dose of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine at 1:32pm. Client reported has "sore arm from first dose", but denied any other issues from 1st dose. At 1:44pm, client reported was feeling flushed and slightly dizzy/light headed. Client appeared flushed, clammy and was slightly confused. Client was sitting in chair and was assisted to the floor and clinical assist code was called. VS were: BP: 149/84 and pulse ox was 97% on RA. Initially, HR was in the low 30's, but after lying down, came up to 86 and stayed in the 80-90's during assist. Client began to report chest tightness and feeling foggy and remained slightly confused and at times speech was garbled. Client denies sensation of throat closing and denied shortness of breath. Client was assisted to a cot and transported by ER staff and MD to the ER for evaluation.

Vaccine administered @ 11:00a.m. @ 11:01 patient vomited x1. Reported feeling hot, skin pale in color. Systolic BP in 80's. HR 60 RR 16 02 sat 92% rm air. Patient responsive, increasingly, "feeling hot" Assisted to floor in supine position. 11:15a.m. 130/79 HR 76 RR 16 Symptoms improving. 11:20a.m. Patient able to stand and walk to observation area where he sat until 11:45a.m. Declined EMS transport to hospital. Denied further complaints. Ambulated out of clinic. VS on d/c 148/72 HR 88 RR 18 02 sat 98% rm air. A&O x3. Reported hx. of syncope during past blood draws.

Day 1-3- Sore Arm Day 4- Severe nausea and dizziness, had to request a ride home from work and leave early. Day 5- Severe nausea and dizziness followed by fever and chills, was only at work for an hour before having to leave Day 6- Severe Abdominal pain followed by diarrhea and vomitting and also a temperature hovering around 101.4, took OTC nausea med and made it through most of the work day. Become very nauseated and dizzy and had to leave early. Day 7- Became very disoriented and nauseated, left work for urgent care where initial BP reading was 189/123. Slowly dropped to 153/114 (took a covid test and results were negative, also had blood drawn) Day 8- Stayed home from work and felt fine as long as I was sitting/laying and stationary. Immediate dizzy spells and disorientation upon standing

Fever at about 101, mild tachycardia, warm/body flush sensation, excess insomnia, body aches/headache throbbing, nausea sensations, and worsening TMJD-clenching even with my mouth guard on. Went to the ER about 1230AM and received IV fluids, Tramadol and Zofran.

Symptoms emerged around 7pm(1/27): body stiffness/aches, headache, warmness in body. Gradually throughout night, I was feeling worse body warmness, mild nausea, worst bodystiffness/aches. I checked my temperature at 1200am 1/28 and it was 101.5 and my pulse was elevated and I felt a sense of warmness/flush feeling in my body and had tachycardia-palpitations and pounding headache/body aches and nausea sensation. At that point, I decided to go the ER. I contacted my work. I work at Center and contacted a nurse on call who emailed my supervisor. I went to Hospital around 1245 AM and was seen by an ER Doc around 1am. In triage in the ER area, I had an elevated blood pressure(151/92) and pulse(158), my body temperature was 99.5. The ER doc said the vaccine itself caused the issues I was experiencing and he said he had similiar issues. He ordered IV of medications Zofran and Toradol to address the mild nausea and fever and pain I was experiencing . I was given an IV of sodium chloride as well. By 3am, I felt some slight improvement from the time I arrived at the ER department

Patient states, noticed lump on left side of neck (anterior cervical lymph node) swollen, and tender with deep palpation. Sudden onset upon waking up with no gradual increase or decrease in size or change of status. Did not get seen or evaluated until 11 days from initial onset, 14 days from date of vaccination.

Patient was administered vaccine. Stood up to go sit in monitoring section. Sat down and immediately stated he didn't feel good. Patient stated he was dizzy and felt out of it. He started sweating. Patient denied closing of throat or any anaphylactic reaction. Patient later stated he blanked out and did not know where he was. EMT was called however patient did not go with as he felt his symptoms relieved.

Experienced dyspnea and tachycardia during strenuous activity multiple hours following immunization administration. Evaluated by EMS and found to be in mild respiratory distress. Workup in the local emergency department negative for pulmonary embolism, acute coronary syndrome, chest x-ray negative. Responsive to albuterol. Low-grade fever. Thought to be reactive airway.

This is my 2nd VAERS related incident to the Moderna COVID Vaccine(previous VAERS incident #271354 from 1/29). From late Thursday 2/4 to Saturday 2/6 I experienced palpitations, warm sensations, insomnia, weak appetite, excessive dry mouth, irregular heart rate, mild chills, infrequent urination(range from low to heavy urination), mild weakness/fatigue, increased TMJ/bruxism issues,BP spike, excessive thirst sensation(despite hydration). I was seen at hospital ER on Feb 6,2021.

No immediate side effects or symptoms following vaccination on January 20. January 31, 2021: large hive at site of injection, approximately 2-inches across and itchy. Followed by red rash, "petechiae" at site of injection. February 1, 2021: petechiae clusters appear on left and right arms, chest, and legs. Unexplained bruises appear on arms and legs. February 3, 2021: primary care doctor sends patient to emergency department. Emergency department runs a complete blood count, finding platelet levels at 23,000. Patient is admitted to Hospital overnight. February 4, 2021: patient begins five-day course of dexamethasone, 40mg/daily. Patient's platelet levels test at 63,000 15 hours after first dose of dexamethasone. February 5, 2021: patient is discharged from hospital. February 8, 2021: patient completes course of dexamethasone.

After client waited for observation 15 min. and he left clinic. He then returned a few minutes after from the parking lot and complained of feeling hot and lightheaded. He appeared pale and diaphoretic. He did not lose consciousness. He was taken to an exam room, evaluated by an MD who was working in the Clinic. The MD stated he felt he had a vasovagal reaction. He was observed for approx. 30 min. and evaluated again by the Dr. prior to leaving. Upon leaving the Clinic the client did not appear pale and was not diaphoretic. He stated he felt fine other than being a little tired.

Have been dealing with significant nosebleeds since the day of the 2nd vaccination and the accompanied fever - reported via VSAFE and to PCP nursing team but no follow up opportunities given yet. Seems to occur 1-2x a day without any ostensible trigger.

Brief period of raised heartbeat and accompanying trouble breathing. I believe these side-effects were pretty mild from my perspective and only lasted about 1-2 minutes if memory serves me. Wanted to report due to notifications of more pronounced side effects on second dose, if I proceed with that. I was only advised to report to see what advice I would receive.

Approx 20 hours after receiving this vaccine I began to have chills as well as muscle aches all over my body. Several times throughout the following 12-18 hours I was having heart palpitations and back spasms as well as some accompanying shortness of breathe.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA. Patient came to get his first dose of the vaccine. He fainted while sitting at the post-vaccine observation area. I called 911 to ask for paramedics while the nurses from MinuteClinic checked up on the patient. After a few minutes, the patient's alertness came back, his color returned to normal. When paramedics arrived, patient could verify his infomation and whereabout. He denied help from the paramedics. Immunization pharmacist recommended him to be obsereved for at least 30 mins, and check in with the ER or primary care physician for check-up for any delayed response. Patient said he will follow up with his primary care physician. After 30 mins, his wife came to get him.

patient raised hand and motioned to nurses and slumped forward. nurses explained pt had brief lost of consciousness and they laid him down with feet raised on chair. patient then regained consciousness. I arrived and too the patient's blood pressure and gave patient water. we monitored the patient on the floor and their vitals until the patient was able to be seated. patient was seated for approximately one house and then patient was walking and felt normal. then patient was okay to go home and the situation was resolved.

During the first day after taking vaccine, started having a fever, headache, and sore throat. By the evening, fever was severe and 102+, with severe headache and sore throat. After sleeping on that nigh (had disruption of sleep from 2 - 4 in the morning), it was looking normal., just had usual fatigue after a fever. But on Thursday (Took vaccine on Tuesday morning, March 02, 2021), I suddenly started having a seizure, my whole body was shaking, legs were cramping. I thought it was going to go away, but after 10 minutes it was getting worse and I had to call the emergency services. The fire service members first came, they measured my blood oxygen level, it was 98%, but my blood pressure was high (140). I was still shaking and having the seizure. They tried to calm me down by talking, after some time, my blood pressure came to normal and I started getting normal (no seizure at that point). I declined the ambulance service as it is expensive and I was getting normal. I had a 101 fever just after that and went to visit the health care facilities .

Patient received his vaccine while sitting down at 5:50 pm, when he got up to move to waiting area he passed out and hit his head against the floor. We called 911, he woke and we had him just sit in room until they arrived. They arrived and took him out on the Guenery.

diaphoric, pale, decreasing LOC immediately after injection. Did not fully lose consciousness. EMS immediately at patient side along with NP and RN staff. O2 Sat on RA 98. VSS. EKD- NSR. Blood suger 118. Patient stated he had not eaten breakfast or had a lot to drink. He also stated he has fainted in the past when at a medical facility. BP 188/70/hr 84

Client c/o dizziness, weakness and near syncope. VS at 1137: 120/60, 82 HR, 16R, A&Ox3. 1145 no change and ambulance called. 1210 client refused medical advice.

About 5 to 10 minutes after the shot I felt extremely lightheaded and then fainted. When I came to about 10 seconds later, there was a public health official there rubbing my chest asking me if I knew where I was. It took me a second to fully come to my senses but then I realized where I was and what had happened. I was very pale, felt chills, was sweating, and it took effort to open my hands. The EMTs ran a bunch of tests, my Blood pressure was low (I think the number I remember was 104/33), but the rest of the measurements like blood sugar or the number of ekg like tests they did all came back normal. The EMTs in the field said they think it was a response to the vaccine. After about 20 minutes of the EMTs monitoring me, my numbers came back up and I was feeling relatively normal. I waited another 30 minutes before leaving just to make sure. It has been almost a week and I haven't felt any symptoms close to that since then.

@1352 reported feeling dizzy, clammy and pale, Nauseous, hand tingling and light headedness. Given water and provided support. @1357 patient reported symptoms are resolved. @2:20 Patient left the vaccination site with no complaints. V/S 116/72 mmHg, o2 sat 98% on RA. Encouraged to contact his PCP for further evaluation and as needed.

Patient appeared pale, sweating, and complained of dizziness presenting within 5 minutes of vaccination during the recommended observation time. Patient was given a cold cloth around the back of his neck and his blood pressure was taken and it was 82/58. Patients O2 sat was 98 and pulse was 78. Patient stated that he was allergic to nuts. We asked if he had eaten breakfast this morning and he stated that he had a bowl of cereal. I instructed for someone to have him sit on the ground and to get him some candy and a sugary drink. A package of skittles was presented along with a Mountain Dew. After finishing both the candy and Mountain Dew (aprox 4 mins) the patient started to get a little color back and he stated he was feeling much better. A second set of vitals was then taken which were BP: 106/78 the O2 sat 98 and Heart rate was again at 78. We instructed the patient to please hang around for 30 more minutes and after that time left with the person he was with.

This patient felt fine with the injection and for the 15 min following. He was dismissed to check out and make a follow up appt. While waiting in line to make his appt, he stated to his mother (who had given him a ride and stayed with him) that he felt faint. His mother shouted to staff nearby that he was going to pass out, so a staff person grabbed a chair for him. He sat in the chair, but did not fully lose consciousness. I ran to him with , told someone to get an ice pack, and asked his mother to sit in a chair next to him and place her hand on his right arm. I checked his bp at this time and it was 58/30. He was shaking all over, diaphoretic, pale, and his muscles were weak. He asked for water, so one was given to him, and he promptly drank the whole 16 oz bottle. Over approximately 5 min, he came back to his normal LOC, stopped shaking and sweating, and stated that he was feeling better. He was given a small bag of crackers and another bottle of water, which he quickly consumed before standing up. At this point, he stated that he was feeling hung over after staying out late the evening before drinking and celebrating St. Patrick's Day. Instructed him to make sure he is well hydrated before he comes for his second dose vaccination.

Increased bruising approximately 4 weeks after 1st Covid vaccine, on 3/16/2021. CBC with severe thrombocytopenia, platelet count 11k. Started on dexamethasone 40mg by mouth daily x 4 days with Prilosec 20mg.

Patient just got the covid vaccine and after he sat down for observation. He turned to the nurse and said "I am dizzy." Per LVN, patient slid down his chair, collapse for about 2-3 minutes, witnessed the patient had stiffening of the body, pale, sweating and was unresponsive for 2-3 minutes. 911 called and STAT RN called for assistance. All four LVNs including RN assisted patient to the floor and secured his head. He didn't hit any body part. No nausea and vomiting. Once he was on the floor, he woke up crying and nervous. 911 called. orthostatic BP done. BP standing dropped.

Recipient vaccinated @ 0742. Recipient verbalized c/o feeling light headed and feeling woozy with tight chest @ 0750. @ 0803 recipient verbalized feeling better. Kept recipient for 45 minutes and gave water to drink. Recipient verbalized felt better and would be ok to return to work and did not need to be checked out further.

Pt received moderna immunization yesterday (10:29 am), and called today (at about noon) to report side effects. He states he was fine yesterday, but this morning has noticed body aches (not unusual with an immunization) and also labored breathing, vision changes, and a rapid heartrate (which could be related to allergy). He states this has been going on intermittently this morning, and I recommended either getting in to his doctor, or discussing with a nurse. I did let him know that Benadryl may help as well. I called to notify his doctor.

Within a minute patient became pale, cool and dripping sweat (pea size) from entire body. He stated "I don't feel well". He remained alert and oriented during the time period. Blood pressure 54/40 within 3 minutes; administered contents of Epi-pen 0.3 mg IM in left lateral thigh at 2:22pm and Benadryl 50mg IM in Right lateral thigh. At 2:27 blood pressure 104/54 Heart rate 89; His color was a little pinker and stop forming the balls of sweat. EMS arrived at 2:32 pm and took over. Patient express to EMS attendant that he did this once before when the lab tech had to draw blood. EMS took him to the local Hospital

syncopal episode- 1:33 pm individual fell head-first off from chair in observation area and hit her head. I was called over by the observation person that someone needed attention right away. I ran over the individual was lying on the floor and her husband was sitting on a chair right next to her. He said she fainted and fell forward. The individual appeared to be unconscious when I arrived and was very diaphoretic. I loudly asked if she was okay and then tapped her chest. She looked up at me and said ?oh snap.? She was oriented to person and place and her pupils were equal, round, and reactive. She denied that she had any tingling in her arms or legs. She said she heard everyone talking to her, but thought she was dreaming. She said that she has a history of passing out with finger-pricks (she cannot donate blood anymore because of this), shots, and she passed out when she got a piercing in the past. She said she felt her HR slowly starting to climb, but she felt she would be okay. She said she then started feeling lightheaded and passed out. I took HR BP at 1:35 128/74, 62 and again 5 minutes later 128/80, 62. Individual was given an ice pack for her head. She had a bump on the upper right side of forehead. She said she had not eaten or drank much before her shot. She said her stomach was a little upset. She was given water and granola bars and sat up for a while before standing up. She asked if I thought she should get her head checked out. I said it is never a bad idea to get checked and since she did hit her head hard enough for a bump to happen right away. Individual was feeling better before she left, stating just her head hurt. We told her to ice and ibuprofen or Tylenol to treat discomfort.

Syncopal event, sweaty,altered mental status 1 min. BP 120/73. HR 80. Resp 18. O2 sat 99 15:05. 132/74 P 78. RESP 99% HOME WITH FRIEND

i got the vaccine on the tweleve of march twenty twenty one. and on the fourthteen of march around ten pm. i woke up from a nap with a nasty coughing fit. i couldnt breath,i started to cough up blood. it lasted for 5 minutes at least. then again two hours later i woke up coughing and with a extremly painfull chest pain. my chest felt like it was being compressed. after that i was fine. except for the occasional pain on my arm from the vaccine shot.

1033 patient received vaccine. 1035 patient reported not feeling well, he was noted to be pale, disoriented, diaphorietic, and loss of bladder control. Vital signs of B/P 107/53, HR 45, RR 16, SpO2 100%. He was transferred to a cot. He was alert and orientated but very anxious, 911 was called. EMT arrived at 1100. Patient reported he was feeling better, vital signs of B/P 128/86, HR 67, SpO2 100% on room air, Blood sugar was 174. The patient stated he was feeling better and declined to go to Emergency department. He called his father who arrived and picked him up at 1130, patient stated he was feeing fine and walked out of clinic with his father to drive him home.

Patient was sitting on the chair in front of the pharmacy and he passed out and fell out of the chair and hit his head. He said he felt dizzy. He passed out again but did not fall. The store called 911 and the paramedics came and took him away. I asked for a report but did not come back

After receiving the COVID vaccine, the patient was instructed to have a sit in the clinic for 15 minutes in order to be monitored for any adverse reactions. Within that time period, the other patients in the waiting area reported to the staff that the patient has fainted. The patient woke up shortly after fainting. He was visibly pale but he confirmed that he is okay and not in distress (no difficulty breathing, etc). He reported that he's fainted before after a vaccination due to nerves. We gave him some water to drink and had him stay for another 30 minutes so we can monitor him closely. After 30 minutes, we determined that he's well enough to leave the store and no other further care was needed at the time.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted after receiving his first dose of COVID vaccine (Moderna). The patient woke up after a few minutes. He confirmed that he's okay, didn't hit his head, and had no difficulty breathing. He mentioned that he has fainted before after a vaccination due to nervousness. We gave the patient some water to drink and let him stay for an additional time for monitoring.

HISTORY OF PRESENT ILLNESS Patient is a 29 y.o. with a history that includes # Asthma # Diabetes, recently diagnosed # Obstructive sleep apnea # Remote pulmonary embolism, no longer on anticoagulation who presented to the ED with worsening shortness of breath in the setting of known COVID-19, since admitted to Hospital for acute hypoxemic respiratory failure secondary to COVID-19 viral pneumonia. History herein is derived from patient interview and review of the electronic medical record. patient developed fever, cough, and shortness of breath approximately one week ago. These symptoms developed very shortly after he received his first dose of the Moderna vaccine. He initially attributed these symptoms to side effects of the vaccine. When they persisted, however, he called his primary care physician who recommended that he seek evaluation. He was evaluated at an urgent care on 3/30 where he tested positive for COVID-19. His shortness of breath progressed, and he presented to the ED on 3/31 for evaluation. CTPE was negative for PE but did demonstrate viral pneumonia. Ambulatory pulse oximetry was negative for desaturation. He was discharged home. Since discharge, his symptoms have continued to progress. He was planned to receive monoclonal antibody earlier today, 4/2, however when he presented for his infusion he was found to be hypoxic to 89% and tachycardic to 130s. He was sent to the ED for evaluation. He continues to have diaphoresis and chills although believes his fever has improved. He has some chest tightness with deep inspiration. He otherwise denies unusual headache, sore throat, productive cough, chest pressure, abdominal pain, flank pain, dysuria, and diarrhea. He reports that his PE was provoked by obesity and a lengthy plane flight in 2017. He was on anticoagulation for 8 months and has since been off. On arrival to ED, VS AF, HR 122, RR 30s, BP 120/90, SpO2 97% on RA. He was in significant respiratory distress and was therefore placed on HHFNC with improvement. VBG 7.42/39 and lactate 3.9. CMP w/ AST 40, ALT 40, AG 15. Serum creatinine elevated at 1.13 from baseline 1.0. CBC w/ WBC 5.6, HGB 17.7, PLT 257. HS troponin 10 -> 8. Given his hypoxemia and history of pulmonary embolism, CTPE was performed and negative for PE however did demonstrate bilateral consolidations consistent with COVID-19 viral pneumonia. Procalcitonin was negative. He was given dexamethasone. He was also given 500 mL LR with clearance of lactate. He was admitted to Hospital in stable condition.

Two days post vaccination, he started to get some chest pain when he was laying down. Three days after, he went to the emergency department and was admitted to the hospital. He was diagnosed with perimyocarditis.

PT came in to get his first Moderna Covid shot. After patient was done, patient walked out and sat in the waiting room chair. 7 minutes into sitting down patient passed out and fell out of the chair and hit the floor. When the pharmacist came out to the patient, to assure their safety, moments after getting his safety assured. Pt informed the staff that he had not eaten anything in 12 hours before getting the shot. Pt was given Orange juice, to get his sugar back up. The Pharmacist check his blood pressure and it was 117/78. Pulse was 53 so it was low as expected post- syncope episode. Pt waited for his mother before leaving allowing him to be safe afterwards.

Within 2 minutes: trouble breathing (tight chest), light headed, nausea, feeling flush. All symptoms subsided about a minute later.

C/O R chest tightness/SOB/hyperventilating. Client was clammy. Laid down. Breathing improved. Vitals stable. Client drank 1 1/2 bottles of water. Client then sat for awhile until pain subsided.

Patient was sitting in the observation area after receiving his 1st vaccine. Patient stated he wasn't feeling well. Skin pale, cold and clammy. Patient Diaphoretic. Patient c/o chest pain B/P 130/78 SPO2 85%. 911 called. Patient felt like he was going to vomit and pass out. Non rebreather mask applied at 15 LPM. SPO2 99% HR 77. 10:29AM Patient feeling much better, 911 arrived and transported patient to the hospital

After two weeks straight of processing herring in seafood plant, exhausted at 0200 he took a shower and fainted in the shower. He was found semi-responsive, shivering with labored breathing and flu like symptoms. EMS was called and taken to ER for evaluation. He was released from local hospital within two -four hours when symptoms resolved.

gave patient vaccination in designated vaccine area after going over possible side effects. vaccine was given in left arm. I asked patient if he felt ok to move to observation area. patient said yes and stood up and walked to observation area. he sat down and I told him I would be right back. I turned around and was walking back into the pharmacy when I heard a loud crash. I turned around and patient was slumped side ways about to fall out of chair. He had fainted or had a seizure (he was very stiff, redness to face, eyes open and fixed). I ran over to him and a pharm tech and I got him to the floor immediately. He regained consciousness within 5-10 seconds after placing him on floor. he asked how long was he out. he stated he had this seizure happen before but never after a vaccine. he said he has had multiple vaccines like hepatitis b and this never happened. he states it happens when he has something done to him that causes intense pain. he said it happened after hurting his ankle or when he hit his hand in a fan. checked his BP-172/100 pulse-65. paramedics came to check him out. BP still elevated. he walked out with paramedics.

IMMEDIATELY AFTER RECEIVING THE SHOT, THE PATIENT SLUMPED. THE PATIENT REVIVED A FEW MOMENTS UPON CALLING HIS NAME. HE IDENTIFIED HIMSELF BY ANSWERING WHEN HE WAS CALLED BY NAME AND VERIFIED HIS ADDRESS AND DATE OF BIRTH. HE INSISTED HE WAS FINE AND PASSED OUT BECAUSE HE WAS ANXIOUS AND WAS HUNGRY AS HE HAD NOT EATEN. THE PARAMEDICS WERE CALLED TO THE SCENE.

About five minutes after the vaccine patient reported that "he wasn't feeling well.". When I went to evaluate the patient he was very warm and was breaking out in sweats. He said his vision was very blurry. The patient lost consciousness and had convulsions/lower extremity rigidity for about 30 seconds to a minute. Patient regained consciousness and did not have any more convulsions. Patient was drenched it sweat but slowly regained color and he said his vision was returning to normal. Patient did not remember losing consciousness. EMS was called during the episode and patient was taken for further evaluation by EMS.

I received my first dose of the Moderna vaccine on Friday around 2:45pm. Felt zero symptoms beside soreness at the injection site, until about 10pm, when I became extremely overheated quite suddenly. I was trying to exit the building to get into cold air when I fainted twice. I was unconscious for 5 seconds or fewer each time. I did not hit my head or sustain any injury from the falls. Paramedics arrived about 10 minutes later, by which time I had regained consciousness and felt fine aside from weakness, dehydration, and some temperature fluctuation. They said my vitals were perfect and I went home from there. I was feeling completely fine and back to normal by 6pm the next day.

Pt presented with dizziness, nausea and hot flashes following first dose of Moderna approximately five minutes after receiving vaccine. Pt denies vomiting, no known allergies. Hx of Colitis. Vitals assessed SPO2 100% RR14 BP107/42 Skin was cool pale and clammy, he laid down on the stretcher and was observed for 15 minutes, skin color improved. Nausea/dizziness dissipated (per pt) vitals remained stable.

Vasovagal syncope. States hadn't had anything to eat or drink, snack and water provided. Vitals taken/stable, rested on cot for an hour before leaving.

Immediately after administering the vaccine, pt became pale, dizzy, and felt he was going to pass out. Pt was moved to floor and legs elevated. BP dropped to 84/49 with a pulse of 103. Provider was called to the immunization clinic and pt was evaluated. After 15 minutes BP stabilized at 105/62. Pt was moved to a sitting position and was given a drink of water and some cookies. After 15 more minutes of observation, Pt continued to improve. BP remained stable at with a BP at 104/66. Pt denied further dizziness and color returned to face.

Uveitis, inflammation with pain to sternum, left foot right hip, lower back, and irritation of existing injury to right shoulder.

The following morning 3/6/21 after receiving my first dose, I woke up @9am with chills and then turned into a fever. 10 minutes later I felt my heart pumping fast and hard as I was laying down. I checked my heart rate with my pulse oximeter and it was at 130 as I laid down and it suddenly started beating faster and faster until my heart rate went as high as 200bpm. I immediately called 911 and they checked my vitals upon arrival. My heart rate was consistently at 150 during their arrival and blood pressure was at 180/*** (unsure of second #). I refused that they take me to ER, and got a ride to urgent care where they took X-rays of me and gave me IVs and Tylenol. X-rays were normal and their diagnosis was adverse effect to COVID19 vaccine. My heart rate started to normalize the day after I went to urgent care, but took me 3-4 days to feel back to normal.

Patient is a 29-year-old male with no significant past medical history. Presents emergency room for a syncopal event. Patient was upstairs in this facility receiving a COVID vaccine. A few minutes after receiving the vaccine he began to feel lightheaded, asked for assistance and had a syncopal episode. Patient was eased to the ground there was no trauma. States he has had previous near syncopal events associated with seeing blood or having needles injected into him in the past. He is without complaint. Denies any chest pain or headache prior to event. Denies any previous history of blood clots or other coagulopathies.

After administration of the vaccine, pt stood up and fainted. He regained conscious quickly. Emergency service was called but he refused service and was fine later to go home. He stated that he got anxious getting vaccinations in general anyway.

A patient who is deaf passed out almost immediately after receiving 1st dose of Moderna while sitting in the vaccination chair. The vaccinating nurse called for help and a nearby vaccinating nurse came to the patient's side. The patient was not breathing and the charge nurse was called over. The charge nurse asked other nurses to call 911. The vaccinating nurse was performing sternal rub on the patient and he was coming in and out of consciousness. The emergency cot was moved to the patient and the patient was laid on it with his legs up and he regained consciousness. Vitals were taken at 1:53 PM B/P 149/79 HR 57 Temp 98.2 Resp 0 O2 96% and again at 2:03 pm B/P 128/76 HR 69 Resp 16 O2 98%. EMS arrived at 2:05 PM and the patient refused transport to the hospital with his husband serving as interpreter for EMS. Patient left with husband. His gait was steady and no further interventions were needed.

Patient fainted, started having seizures, EMTs were called but patient refused recommendation to go to hospital for evaluation

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Additional Details: Patient fainted while sitting in seat. He fell forward, resulting in \"rug burn\" type abrasions across side of face. Patient's nose was bleeding as well

On going Uncontrollable body convulsions. Tightness in the chest,behind the knees and calves. Low body tempature 95.8 during episode. Seems to only happen when I lay down or change in room tempature. Feel the need to wrap myself in several blankets. Not a seizure I am fully conscious during episode. Episodes last 10-30 minutes once a day when going to sleep or laying down.

Patient was given Moderna vaccine today and went unconscious for a few seconds after receiving the shot. Onsite EMTs were called and assessed the patient. The patient was transported to a cot by the EMTs. Patient had low blood pressure and heart rate. Patient was given water and time to recover which brought his vital signs back within normal limits. EMTs eventually cleared patient to drive home and advised him to pull over and call 911 if he became dizzy on his way home.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: patient had a seizure that lasted a few seconds-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Seizure-Mild

After receiving Moderna vaccine in left arm, client passed out in chair, and fell to the floor. He was aroused with the assistance of staff. Client presented diaphoretic and extremely anxious. Emergency Services were notified, and arrived, client's vitals were 120/80, 68 (sitting), and 120/80, 62 (standing), blood sugar was 112. Client denied any medical problems, but admitted he had similar episode when receiving a steroid shot for an injury in a doctor's office. Client stated he always gets extremely anxious and blacks

Patient received second dose of moderna covid vaccine. After administration patient went to observation area and sat down. About 2 or 3 minutes after vaccination the patient got up and walked to the pharmacy counter and fainted in front of the counter. He may have hit his head. He was conscious and remembered walking over but lost vision and fainted. He sat up on his own in front of the counter and was given an ice pack. He said he would feel better laying down so we had him lay down in the IMZ area on a mat. Paramedics arrived shortly after. Paramedics assisted the patient and determined no medical care was necessary but recommended the patient not drive himself home. The patient waited in the IMZ area until his dad arrived. He said he did not eat today so he was given a powerade and a protein bar at no charge. The patient then left with his dad.

Patient became nauseated, and light headed. Patient was offered some apple juice and was encouraged to stay seated. After 20 minutes he still looked pale. The pharmacist called 911 and EMS arrived 15 minutes later. Patient was taken away in a stretcher.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Medium, Additional Details: Gave patient water, a snack, and had him sit in pharmacy for full 30 minutes before leaving. He said he felt perfectly fine and was having no other continuing symptoms.

Fainted and felt dizzy about 15 to 20 minutes after having vaccine. patient asked for water which was provided. Bp was checked (105/65). Patient was advised to have a snack and stay seated until he felt better. About ten minutes later his symptoms had improved.

Patient received the dose of vaccine and waited in a chair for 15 minutes. Once the patient got up to stand he said that he felt lightheaded and then he passed out. He regained consciousness within 1 minute. After the patient regained consciousness the only side effect he reported was light-headedness and nausea. 911 was called and the patient was evaluated by EMS and was cleared to return home with his girlfriend.

After does 1 Moderna vaccine mild sore arm for 1 day. 10 D after Moderna 1st dose he developed total body pruritus. no other sx. 14 days after vaccine he developed total body hives without other sx for 1 day. No hives for next 3 days. Then recurrent hives on upper limbs. 2nd vaccine dose was postponed. 4 week after 1st vaccine he developed hives UE and bilateral sides of trunk. He has had hives about 6 days/week and 30% of time it is total body. He takes 4 claritin and 4 zyrtec daily without much effect. 4/29 he had second moderna vaccine and that night had T102 and was in bed for 12 hours. FEver broke at 6am this morning 4/30 and he has not had hives today.

Per patient's girlfriend, patient momentarily passed out within a few minutes of getting the vaccine. Upon approaching him, he appeared pale. The girlfriend called 911 and they had an ambulance check him out and was fine upon their readings

Fainted / Vasovagal Syncope. 1st time I?ve ever fainted outside of a blood test. Woke up in the morning after my shot and within 30 seconds I had passed out. My girlfriend found me on the floor.

He received his vaccine, had no reaction. The next day he was sitting watching TV and felt very weak, had a weak pulse and tried to measure it but did not give a good reading 60/40, felt like he was going to pass out and was sweating and had to lie down. This happened twice within 10 minutes of each other. He laid down and breathed carefully and calmed himself down to get through it, and that lasted for 1-2 minutes. He has had no other reactions since.

Began having chest pains on the morning of 4/27. I was taken to the ER at 7pm. An EKG was ran and came back normal. Blood tests showed my Trop level was high. I was taken to another hospital via ambulance. My trop levels were taken 2 more times that night, both coming high at 3.49 and 4.19. They took two more EKGs that night. On the morning of 4/28, they conducted an echocardiogram that came back normal. On 4/29, they performed an angiogram at 1:45pm that came back with no blockages. I was discharged on 4/29 at 6pm with the diagnosis of myocarditis.

PT was given the Moderna vaccine around 12:15pm. Pt did not seem in any distress at time of injection. After injection, he moved to an observation area chair with armrests. He appeared to have a vaso-vagal response around 12:20pm causing him to pass out and fall out of chair. He hit his head on the floor causing a minor laceration on left eyebrow and some bleeding. He appeared to have some swelling around eyebrow and forehead area. His mother accompanied him and informed us post-injection that this has happened in the past, that he had syncope related events from vaccine. The paramedics were called and the PT was taken to the local hospital for further evaluation.

Dizziness almost immediately after the shot, High heart rate and blood pressure, Difficulties to breath, and Disorientation. No treatment. All the symptoms dissapeared after 7 hours.

Shortly after injection patient felt light headed and stood up. He fainted and fell forward. He was unsure if he had a seizure although he does have a history of seizures. EMS was called and checked his BP, BS, and pulse ox.

Pt says he fainted while driving an hour or so after receiving the vaccination. Denies feeling dizzy or anxious prior to syncopal event. When asked about anxiety levels he responded "no more than from any other vaccine" and denies any history of fainting in the past from vaccines. Spoke to patient the next day and he says otherwise he doesn't feel great but no worse than he expected to feel. Specific symptoms were not evaluated.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Numbness (specify: facial area, extremities)-Medium, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Medium, Additional Details: NAUSEOUS BUT NO VOMITING

Felt dizzy, tingle sensation about an hour pain in left arm for 2 days after receiving the vaccine and had a severe increase in blood pressure around 11:30am about 24 hours after vaccination BP was 196/129 and took about a day to recover at home

5 minutes after receiving 1t dose of Covid-19 vaccine, the patient passed out and fell from his chair. He looked clammy and pale, but regained consciousness in a few seconds. He still felt very faint and shaky, and asked for some gatorade. We had him lie on his back and elevate his feet until he felt better. EMS arrived and checked on him and he felt good enough to walk out on his own accord.

"Subject was walking out to leave when he suddenly got lightheaded, dizzy and had a near syncopal episode (falling to the ground). He was not injured. He was treated and released by EMS. Patient accepted assessment/refused transport to hospital." per site supervisor report.

Lethargy began the day of vaccine and shortness of breath along with abdominal and chest pain followed the next day. Decedent was found deceased the next evening.

Around 12:45p patient got his second dose of Moderna Covid-19 Vaccine. About 5 minutes into waiting outside the pharmacy sitting in a chair I heard a loud thud outside the clinical services room. I was alerted by pharmacy technician that the patient had fainted. We called 9-1-1 immediately. Patient was face down and unconscious for about 7-10 minutes. Patient also had some convulsions during this period. Patient regained consciousness but was very disoriented and did not know where he was. He then went in and out of consciousness for about another 7-10 minutes until EMTs arrived and began caring for patient.

Patient came in with his fiancé for their 2nd dose of the moderna. I administered the patient with his second shot of the moderna, then he sat on the chair in the waiting area after his vaccine. I then gave his fiancé her 2nd shot of the moderna. As I was done giving the shot, his fiancé and I noticed his eyes are rolling backwards and he started to faint in the chair. Then his wife and I tried to waking him. He regained conscience after 20 seconds or more. He was extremely hot so I got him a water. I had him wait 10 minutes after so I can monitor him.

Patient had vaccine and was in the waiting area. He passed out (vasovagal syncope) . We called 911 and he became alert. He said he felt fine. The ambulatory team arrive and he passed out again. The took him in the ambulance and monitored him.

Patient received his second shot and waited 15 minutes inside the vaccine site, he returned to his vehicle and reported feeling, "weird". He exited his vehicle and attempted to walk back into the site, but had to sit down on the curb. Traffic Enforcement noticed and called for an EMT. Pt was found to be pale, reported nausea, numbness and tingling to tongue, mouth, and bilateral upper extremities. APH Lead RN responded and found pt to be pale and broken out in cold sweat. Pt reported waves of feeling like he was going to pass out. Pt was given candy to help with blood sugar and an icepack. EMS was en route per IC. Vital Signs monitored during episode. Pt declined EMS transport and was released to his personal vehicle with his girlfriend driving him home.

Patient was given the immunization and within minutes he fainted and fell to the floor. Patient did not receive any additional medication. Shortly after the patient fainted, they came back to and were cared for and monitored.

Patient presented to the ED on 5/3/21 with sharp chest pain since 5/1/21. He had received his second dose of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine on 4/15/21. The patient was diagnosed with gout approximately 1 week prior and had been placed on prednisone. The patient was found to have ST elevation MI with myocarditis along with cardiogenic shock. He was managed in the CCU requiring IV dobutamine and IV furosemide. Patient was transferred to secondary Medical Center on 5/4/21 for advanced heart failure therapy

Weak pulse , not as strong , heart felt heavy and low O2 when I was exercising. Could not get / catch breath.

Client fainted post second dose Moderna vaccine. States he has a history of passing out with needles. Alert, Oriented, and answering questions appropriately.

Patient had Moderna vaccine administered at 7:16pm and become unresponsive and began convulsing at 7:27pm. When patient came back around, he was disoriented and didn't know where he was. Patient blood pressure was 131/93 with a pulse of 89. Patient did remember where he was and that he had received his first covid vaccine. He knew the month, day and some other basic questions. The patient stated that before he become unresponsive that he started to feel very lightheaded and woozy. 911 was called and transported the patient to the local hospital for additional testing and evaluation. Upon further discussion with the ER physician, patient was diagnosed with syncope and low potassium.

entire body shaking, verbal complaints of nausea and wanting to throw up -- did not, verbal complaints of being very hot. Skin cold and clammy. At onset stated chest hurt but then denied. touching throat area stating "it's all right here." States has had panic attacks in the past "but not like this." Able to respond verbally to verbal stim.

Synopsis: 29 y.o. male w hx myocarditis of unknown etiology in September of this year presenting w six days of palpitations - a sx he associates w prior myocarditis. No CP or SOB. No dizziness. No weight gain. Had second COVID vaccine 5/12/21 and sxs began within a day or two following. Seen in rapid care and found to have tropinemia. Spoke w cardiology who requested an echo, motrin (confirmed w pharmacy), colchicine, and planned an echo. Reeval to follow - if trop downtrending, may be able to go. He would prefer discharge. 29yo patient with history of depression, OCD, who was admitted 8/2020 with chest pain for 2 weeks found to have episode of myopericarditis with troponin T peak 0.95 and Troponin I of 6.35. CRP was 14. At the time TTE showed LVEF 50%. He was treated with lisinopril and ibuprofen and had improvement of pain. He later followed with a cardiac MRI 9/2020 which showed LVEF 55% and patchy epicardial/midmyocardial enhancement consistent with myocarditis. Trace pleural effusion. Patient was called by his cardiolgist today. He reported he has been feeling unwell for past 5 days (similar symptoms to his first moderna shot) after his moderna shot #2. He had fatigue, body aches, chest pain, back pain and feelings of palpitations. He had some mild fevers and chills initially as well. These symptoms also occurred when he had moderna #1 (exact same). He was asked by cardiologist to come to the ED concerning for myocarditis given reports of myocarditis post vaccination. Upon arrival to the ED, patients vitals were stable. He does not have any chest pain at this time. He reports that he had some palpitations starting after his shot. He denies any SOB, nausea, vomiting at this time. His HR was 60s in the ED with sBP 120s/67 on room air. His CRP was normal 2.8 Troponin I POC 1.66 EKG without any significant changes from prior but slightly more accentuates TWI in leads II, AVR. 29 y.o. male w hx myocarditis of unknown etiology in September of this year presenting w six days of palpitations - a sx he associates w prior myocarditis. No CP or SOB. No dizziness. No weight gain. Had second COVID vaccine 5/12/21 and sxs began within a day or two following. Seen in rapid care and found to have tropinemia. Spoke w cardiology who requested an echo, motrin (confirmed w pharmacy), colchicine, and planned an echo. Reeval to follow - if trop downtrending, may be able to go. He would prefer discharge.

The patient presented to his PCP's office with a 2 day history of chest pain associated with deep inhalation NOT relieved by heat or Tylenol. He was vaccinated with the Moderna COVID vaccine on May 5th which caused fevers and sore throat that resolved. His pleuritic left sided chest pain began 11 days from vaccination. Given the symptoms, the PCP ordered a CXR and d-dimer. Because of the elevated d-dimer and tachycardia while in the office, she ordered a CT chest for PE protocol. This showed bilateral pulmonary emboli so the patient was directed to the ER. He was admitted and started on anticoagulation therapy. Given the CT chest findings of adenopathy, Hemotalogy-Oncology service was consulted and ordered labs.

Fever, extreme weakness, fainting, nausea, muscle pain, injection site pain, chills, swollen lymph nodes, headache, arm pain, cannot stand for more than 30 seconds. All symptoms have lasted many hours after onset (>6 hours)

Increased panic attacks since injection at unusual times when I got the shot I had a raving heart everything got really bright and I started having a severe panic attack and had to return to the dosing site. Since then I've been having recurring panic attacks at unusual times early afternoon which is very uncharacteristic and abnormal. Along with this I've had an unusual uptick in heart palpitations they're very random and have happened in the past but have become more frequent and more intense. Ive been told in the past I do have a left ventricle branch block that has shown up on multiple ekgs however they have become abnormally frequent since the vaccine. I'm often discredited due to my panic disorder on medical conditions without any sort of investigation however all of the above things are very unusual and I do not have medical insurance to have them investigated and have been trying to shrug them off but they're increasing in frequency and intensity and this is not just in my head.

superficial thrombophlebitis In my right leg. Pain, redness, swollen, hard vines. Take Ibuprofen and to put Hot compresses on it for about 20 minutes.

Systemic: Chills-Medium, Systemic: Confusion-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Seizure-Medium, Additional Details: Patient stated that he smoked marjuana earlier in the day. Patient fell over onto the floor after administration. Woke up less than 30 seconds after falling over

5 minutes after receiving vaccine patient "zoned out" and felt like he could not move. Looked like he was on the verge of fainting or blacking out but never lost consciousness. Patient was sweating after as if he fainted or had a panic attack. This event only lasted 1 minute and patient denied an ambulance.

Chest pain with exertion beginning night of Sunday (4/25). Increased chest pain with exertion through Monday morning and afternoon. Went to ER to get checked Monday evening. Admitted due to elevated troponins. Stayed in hospital for 2 nights. During stay had echocardiogram and heart cath done due to troponins continuing to elevate. These showed clear and ruled out anything serious like a blockage. Discharged Wednesday afternoon to rest at home with MRI scheduled for Friday morning. Appointment with cardiologist Monday after the MRI and given the diagnosis of myopericarditis. Still resting at home and avoiding strenuous activity to recover fully.

Patient received immunization, walked to the observation chair, and then experienced a vasovagal episode and fell to the floor. EMS was called. Blood pressure, O2 sats, blood glucose were all within normal limits.

Constant muscle spasms throughout my body, especially at night. What started as painless muscle spasms that mostly effected my sleeping is beginning to turn into painful muscle cramping. I?ve also had lingering chest pain that comes and goes and radiates into my arm and back. Enough to take me to the emergency room. I am otherwise a completely healthy person and have not had issues like this until after the vaccine.

The first day after I received the vaccine I experienced symptoms in guidance with all available resources. I was fatigued, my arm was sore at the sight of injection. I remember sleeping at least 12 hours. A few days later I began to experience severe intermittent chest pain. The area under my arm was extremely tender, as were the area behind my left knee. The adverse event as stated in the report was a sudden jolt of searing pain on my left side. It lasted only a few moments and felt like it traveled from my left shoulder down to my left thigh and behind my knee. It nearly knocked me off my feet. I remained with a lingering pain in my leg and upper left back until today. I reached out the pharmacist who administered the vaccine about the side effects and she advised me to immediately contact my doctor's office. I visited my doctor's office yesterday (6/3/21) and he assured me I didn't have any blood clots. He advised me to use a heating pad for the pain in my leg. He also said that sometimes the lingering side effects from the vaccine may last weeks in rare cases. Those discomforts are finally starting to subside. I had no treatment outside of elevated levels of hydration, taking Tylenol and resting.

Fainted 3 times/can't stay more than 30 to 45 seconds; Need to lay on the floor/not stay for more than 30-45 seconds; Need to lay on the floor; Injection site pain; Chills; Fever; Body aches/muscle aches; Swollen lymph nodes; sore arm; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of SYNCOPE (Fainted 3 times/can't stay more than 30 to 45 seconds), LETHARGY (Need to lay on the floor/not stay for more than 30-45 seconds), FATIGUE (Need to lay on the floor), VACCINATION SITE PAIN (Injection site pain), CHILLS (Chills), PYREXIA (Fever), MYALGIA (Body aches/muscle aches), LYMPHADENOPATHY (Swollen lymph nodes) and PAIN IN EXTREMITY (sore arm) in a 29-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (batch nos. 003C21A and 037B21A) for COVID-19 vaccination. Concurrent medical conditions included Seasonal allergy. Concomitant products included CETIRIZINE HYDROCHLORIDE (ZYRTEC [CETIRIZINE HYDROCHLORIDE]) for Seasonal allergy. On 22-Apr-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 27-May-2021 at 5:00 PM, received second dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. On 28-May-2021, the patient experienced SYNCOPE (Fainted 3 times/can't stay more than 30 to 45 seconds) (seriousness criteria disability and medically significant), FATIGUE (Need to lay on the floor) (seriousness criterion disability), VACCINATION SITE PAIN (Injection site pain) (seriousness criterion disability), CHILLS (Chills) (seriousness criterion disability), PYREXIA (Fever) (seriousness criterion disability), MYALGIA (Body aches/muscle aches) (seriousness criterion disability), LYMPHADENOPATHY (Swollen lymph nodes) (seriousness criterion disability) and PAIN IN EXTREMITY (sore arm) (seriousness criterion disability). 28-May-2021, the patient experienced LETHARGY (Need to lay on the floor/not stay for more than 30-45 seconds) (seriousness criterion disability). The patient was treated with DEXTROMETHORPHAN HYDROBROMIDE, DOXYLAMINE SUCCINATE, EPHEDRINE SULFATE, ETHANOL, PARACETAMOL (NYQUIL) for Fever, at a dose of 0.5 dosage form. At the time of the report, SYNCOPE (Fainted 3 times/can't stay more than 30 to 45 seconds), LETHARGY (Need to lay on the floor/not stay for more than 30-45 seconds), FATIGUE (Need to lay on the floor), VACCINATION SITE PAIN (Injection site pain), CHILLS (Chills), PYREXIA (Fever), MYALGIA (Body aches/muscle aches), LYMPHADENOPATHY (Swollen lymph nodes) and PAIN IN EXTREMITY (sore arm) outcome was unknown. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not applicable. Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of the events, a causal relationship cannot be excluded. This case was linked to MOD-2021-186579 (Patient Link).; 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.

back pain after vaccine chest pain went to ER 6/1/2021 approx. nothing found diagnosed with muscle pull and now headache (believe it could be due to vaccine)

Patient presented to urgent care and then doctor with chest pain that awoke him rom sleep. ECG showed signs of pericarditis. Bloodwork showed very elevated troponin (up to 17.5 ng/ml).

patient admitted to hospital on 6/8 with myocarditis. He had vaccine on 6/4. He began having fevers 6/5. Also discovered a tic on his feet on 6/5, treated with doxycycline.

Racing heart and anxiety attack at 0400. Woke up in the middle of the night with BP of 150/90 and heart rate of 180. Ambulance was called and diagnosed with heart palpitations from the vaccine.

Patient received 1st dose of Moderna Covid-19 vaccination. 5 minutes after injection patient briefly fainted while sitting. Patient lost consciousness for about 5 seconds. Upon awakening patient felt nausea and hot. Patient appeared very pale. He asked if he passed out and reported a history of fainting after injections since childhood, last age 11. Vital signs remained stable while resting, BP 112/80, P 72, 02 sat 100%, temp 99.5. After resting for 30 minutes patient left on his own willpower with his wife.

Rapid rise in heart rate (160BPM) at rest, HBP (160/100), speech slurred, uncontrollable leg spasms for 5-10 minutes, heart palpitations, head tightness/ throbbing of temporal veins in head on both left and right sides. 911 was dialed and an EKG was performed (normal), but advised to visit ER. ER performed EKG which was deemed normal after episode subsided.

Patient received his shot at 7 AM. He went home (works evening shift), and "felt slight headache around 1:00 PM." He went to work at 3:00 PM and around 8 PM "felt lightheaded and passed out and hit his forehead". A coworker called EMS and they tended to his forehead wound and transported him by ambulance to Hospital. He said that "they started an IV because they thought he was dehydrated?" At the hospital, he said they did "full testing to make sure he didn't have a concussion". He was released and got home around 10 PM and took Ibuprofen. He said he "felt bad all day Sat. and laid around and rehydrated. He "felt OK by Sunday."

Late March 2021: chest pain emerged a few days after 2nd Moderna vaccine; lasted ~ 1 week. I think mostly or entirely on non-heart side. Mid-May 2021: came back on heart side (when laid down to sleep, couldn?t sleep on heart side without grimacing in pain). Besides that, most of the time was mild to moderate. Chest pain would switch between left and right sides. 5/18/21: Saw Dr. (primary care). You forgot to mention you first felt the pain after your second COVID dose. Dr. thought it was muscular (EKG came back normal) and said to pause weightlifting to be safe. During this, probably had a cold for 2 full weeks (bad congestion, sore throat for part of it, body and head aches). You were advised to try Ibuprofen ? tried it for a day or so and it didn?t help, so you stopped. 5/20/21: Messaged Dr. about vaccine timing (right when reports started to come out that there could be link between Pfizer/Moderna and rare heart inflammation in men under 30), who suggested seeing a cardiologist to be safe

Pain in chest from sternum to a bit above the nipple on my left side. Feels like a "pulled muscle" pain that happens when rolling over in bed, sitting up, sneezing or doing anything where chest is pushed out or squeezed in.

I was diagnosed with a blood clot ( Deep Vein Thrombosis) in my left leg after the event of my vaccine. No family history and clean bill of health. Am now on Eliquis blood thinners to ease the pain and reduce my blood clot. Seeing a hematologist in a few days

A few minutes after receiving his first moderna vaccine patient experienced chills, dizziness, paleness, and sweats. We had the patient lay down on the floor until he was ready to sit up again. (about 5 minutes). After laying down we had the patient sit and wait in the pharmacy wait for another 10-15 minutes. In total patient was here for about half an hour

A few minutes into observation period after the shot, the patient came to the counter, said he felt faint, then collapsed onto the floor. He was disoriented but still breathing and conscious. He was moved into a seated position in a chair, where he proceeded to collapse out of the chair again. An ambulance was called, the EMT staff noted all of his vitals were normal and he stated he felt fine again after they had checked him out.

I got the 2nd dose on 06/06/2021 and then for a couple days after my heart was pounding and I was just tired. I felt tightening in my chest, intermittent pain in upper back. Periodically this would come in waves. My hands felt like pins and needles kind of flushed over my body. It was mainly hands and feet but I would feel it in my face and sometimes arms and legs. I did go to the ER about a week after 2nd dose (around 06/13/2021). They told me it could've been anxiety and stress. They did an EKG, blood work, and x-ray and didn't find anything abnormal. I did f/u with PCP and I just went last week and explained symptoms there as well and they're looking into my issues. They told me today I had a high white blood cell count and that my liver has elevated enzymes. They want me to come in the middle of July to do more fasting blood work. No fever, no malaise, but I did feel tired and fatigued and nauseous. I had bad brain fog and my body felt like it wasn't mine. It was like someone took my brain and put inside someone else's body. 1 week after 2nd dose I had bad sinus pressure behind eyes like my eyes were going to burst out of skull.

6/21 - Had a fever and tremors that started roughly 12 hours after injection that went away overnight 6/22 - Felt tired and achey all over, little appetite. Went away after this day 6/23 - Felt fine until roughly 10pm, began to experience chest pain in hand sized area centered on sternum 6/24 - Chest pain continues and any significant activity causes slight shortness of breath

Patient was stating that he was experiencing chest pain today after his immunization. He was advised to contact his doctor office for further evaluation.

patient blacked out for 10 seconds after vaccine administration. he waited 30 minutes so he can be monitored and was fine so he left the store.

After each shot I felt like I had the flue with arm pain, chest pain, congestion, sore throat, headache, chills and very tired.

Chest pain and shortness of breath for 4 hours 2 days after time of vaccine injection. Ongoing bouts of chest discomfort and shortness of breath going on 2 days since.

Patient passed out after shot. Came too immediately once try to lay patient with feet elevated. He told us after the fact he does pass out when giving blood

Presents 6/4 for tick bite and fatigue and fevers. on 6/8 he was admitted for myocarditis. Time course could be related to covid-19 vaccine, but in rare cases of myocarditis seen in the setting of covid-19 vaccine, it's usually a few days afterward.

heart area felt sore or inflamed for 2-3 days shortly after both injections. issue appears to have resolved itself without known side effects.

Patient had an episode of syncope resulting in him hitting his head immediately following the vaccination. EMS was dispatched and the patient was cleared after being monitored. Patient stated that he has passed out in the past after giving blood. The patient had said no to having any history on this on his vaccination consent form. EMS cleared the patient to go home.

PATIENT FAINTED SHORTLY AFTER RECEIVING THE VACCINE. HE LOOKED PALE AND SWEATY. COMPLAINED FROM NUMBNESS OF HIS CHIN, AND HIS EXTREMITIES. FELT SICK TO HIS STOMACH TOO.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted but recovered immediately, we helped him up and elevated his feet and at the same time we call 911 for help and everything was taken care of by the medic. The patient is fine.

Patient had received vaccine and was in waiting area for observance. After around 10 minutes wife came to counter and said he was feeling dizzy. RPH walked out to check on patient whom had sit back down from standing up briefly. Patient seemed responsive until his head drifted down, unresponsive to voice and touch for one minute or less. Pulse on wrist was faint, but present and no signs of struggled breathing. No swelling or redness near throat present. Patient woke up shortly with pale skin, but responded well and water was given. Ambulance arrived to further assist.

Elevated HBP and flush 4 hours after vaccination 12/30 101.2 fever, headache, joint pain upper body 12/31 no fever, extreme fatigue and headache 1/1/2021 headache no other symptoms

Palpitations the first night Hyperactivity the next day; trouble with concentration Brain fog for several days after 12/30/2020; brain fog still continuing; trouble concentrating; not as apt with mental tasks as previously

Patient had received the Moderna vaccine and was in observation, when he started feeling lightheaded. I took his blood pressure and pulse. BP 115/70, pulse 48. I had him to stay seated and I would check him again. At that time RN came into the room and retook his BP- BP 90/40 P60 R18, Pt then placed onto the floor and feet elevated. Pt became very pale and continued to complain of lightheadedness. we continued to observe pt. Pt explained that he was feeling a lot better. Continued to lay on the floor with feet elevated. BP 138/92 P-62 R-16. Color returned to normal Pt reported that he was feeling better . Placed pt in upright position and RN helped him to chair. RN continued to monitor pt for 15 minutes and pt was sent home. He had no more lightheadedness before he left.

7 minutes after receiving injection patient developed left jaw pain, pain behind eyes, dizziness, nausea and 2 episodes of vomiting. Given antiemetic medication and ibuprofen for symptomatic treatments. Monitored in the ED for several hours without new or worsening symptoms. Of note, patient was seen for left jaw pain, pain behind eyes and dizziness on Dec 26 in the ED as well. States these symptoms were thought to be improving until dose of vaccine, symptoms returned. New symptom is N/V after dose of vaccine.

Patient complained of chest tightness shortly after vaccine administration. VS initially displayed tachycardia, tachypnea, and elevated BP. With controlled breathing and prone position, along with O2 the patient's VS stabilized and the chest tightness and SOB resolved. After a 90 minute observation period, he felt well enough to return home with his wife.

Fatigue, headache, body aches, elevated heart rate and blood pressure. Chest Pain. -Total Time ~12-15 hours. Arm pain lasted ~96 hours. Loss of appetite.

Pt experienced dizziness 5 minutes after being vaccinated and being sent for Post vaccine observation. The Pt did not verbalize he was experiencing any side effects upon arriving to the nurse in the observation room. Pt states he began to feel "dizzy and light headed at about 11:08 and it lasted about 5 minutes." After assesing the 30 y/o M his BP was elevated (160/110) and he was verbally referred to his family doctor for f/u based on the hypertensive issue. No distress noted. Pt verbalized his symptoms had resolved. His blood pressure began to decrease after about 3 minutes. No further treatment was required. Pt A&O x4. VS were WNL upon discharge from facility.

0900 Patient had allergic reaction post covid vaccine injection. Patient has c/o chest discomfort, itching, rash on bilateral arms, denies SOB . O2 Sat= 97% Allergies reviewed. 0910 25mg diphenhydramine administered , EKG performed as ordered. Per provider patient to be observed for 1 hour in clinic. Obs start time 0910, 1010 patient s/s subsided no additional complaints verbalized and patient was d/c from clinic area without further incident- released to sister.

Symptoms: Facial swelling, nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, and low blood pressure -Occurred at 11 PM on 06 Jan 2021 Treatment: benadryl, solu-medrol, epinephrine, prednisone at ER

Allergic reaction to COVID-19 Moderna vaccine occurring on 06 Jan 2021. Symptoms include: nausea, vomiting, headache, facial swelling, dizziness, and low blood pressure. Treated at ER with benadryl, epinephrine, sodium chloride, zofran, toradol, solu-medrol medications

Patient became bradycardic, diaphoretic, hypotensive and had a decreased level of consciousness 10 minutes post vaccination. BP 67/34 mm/Hg, HR 39-44 BPM, O2 96%, improved when he was supine.

Around 11:15 am, Jan 17, 2021, while standing at the toilet, my son either lost his balance or fainted and fell to the floor. He was able to cushion his fall so that he did not have any broken bones, bleeding etc. He said he felt weak and tired. I had to help him up from the floor. He was able to assist me but it was like lifting a dead weight (he weighs about 150). He was able to walk to his bed with his arms around my neck holding him upright. He is very tired/lethargic and not himself. Temperature is 99.7F by mouth. He has rested since the incident. Giving him apple juice to keep him hydrated. I need to help him up to a sitting position before he can drink.

Patient believed to have a vasovagal reaction/syncopal episode. He was monitored by EMT before leaving clinic.

Patient had 4 hours of chest pain 3 days after vaccine. EKG showed STEMI. Troponin elevated at 4.8. Patient sent for cardiac catheterization and results pending. At this time suspect myocarditis, but STEMI not yet excluded

I've prior had mild adverse reactions to flu shots where I'd feel slightly ill for a day or so afterwards, but no significant responses to question the initial COVID vaccine. About 3 weeks from receiving the vaccine, I started to develop an intense pain along my left chest/back/and posteriomedial arm which was clinically dx'd as Shingles by my physician. I have physical pictures to detail the areas of effect, but the symptoms remain as significant arm/chest pain with paresthesia along my scapula. Mild nausea and chills are also episodic. Having never exhibited these symptoms and the upcoming date for my second dose (1/27) I'm concerned if this is a trigged immune response which could worsen or prolong with a second dose.

Dull chest pain in sternal area that came and went for 3 hours. Pain escalated to excruciating pain twice during this time period. Would then return to a lesser dull pain after 2-3 minutes.

Severe Injection site pain/mild swelling lasting 3-4 days with PRN Advil taken as needed Mild headache lasting 3 days with PRN Advil taken as needed Chills at night x 2 nights General fatigue and muscle aches lasting 3-4 days with PRN Advil taken as needed Esophageal spasms, causing chest pain, pain when swallowing anything. Weird sensation can be felt at rest too. Symptoms lasting 4-5 days

During afternoon, my left arm felt sore. At 10:00 pm started having body aches. I woke up around 2:00 am and I had a high fever and I was having trouble breathing. My fingertips had turned blue. My oxygen level was about 92%. I took ibuprofen and that brought the fever back down. I had body aches the next day. My cough had gotten worse (that I had at time of vaccination). I went to Urgent Care on January 6, 2021. They did the COVID test that day. I had a sinus infection - antibiotics were prescribed. It took about two weeks for symptoms to resolve.

burning sensation at injection site that radiates to left neck and left side of head behind ear. dizziness. chest tightness. foreign body sensation in back of throat.

Patient was administered the 2nd dose of the vaccine series, previously no reaction to the first dose. Upon standing up, the patient experienced syncope and was caught by the administering pharmacist. Administering pharmacist called for help from the other pharmacists and 911 was called. The patient was set to the ground and administered epinephrine in case of anaphylaxis. The patient was monitored for 3 minutes at which point he seemed to start aspirating. He was then rolled to his side for prevention. Approximately 5 minutes later, the patient came to as EMS arrived on scene.

30 yo man with no significant past medical history presents to the ED for chest pressure and SOB that started this morning when he woke up. It was a constant 8/10 pressure squeezing at the sides of his sternum with the sensation of a plate pushing down on his sternum, that worsened by taking deep breaths. He had never experienced anything like it before. The pain was neither worsened with exertion nor relieved by rest. It did not change with position, and it did not radiate to his arm/neck. He denies any tenderness to palpation of his chest. Ibuprofen 400 mg did not provide any relief. At time of interview denies SOB and reports decrease in chest tightness to 2/10. CP was significantly relieved with a bolus of normal saline in the ED. Tylenol also effectively reduced his pain. Of note, the patient received the second Moderna COVID vaccine shot 3 days ago. For 2 days after receiving the second shot he experienced fevers, chills, nausea, and intermittent vomiting (10 bouts of non-bloody emesis).

Heart palpitations. Fast heart beat. 99-120. 95 when at rest. Up to 130 when stabding or moving from laying position. Chest pain heart area.

Patient lives with family in private residence with parents and 2 siblings. Spends most of time in own room. First family member diagnosed with COVID-19 on 12/21 2020, the other 3 family members diagnosed with symptomatic mild COVID on 12/26/2020. Parents are healthcare providers and used specific informed diligent protective strategies to prevent infection in patient with minimal close contact and gloves, masks. Patient never had symptoms and was not tested for COVID.. Had first vaccine dose on 1/16. On 1/17 had shaking chills with temp to 101.3F, gone on 1/18.. No other overt reactions. Subsequently in usual state of health. On 2/15 he developed vomiting and fever with progressive abdominal pain and transient wheezing. Outpatient testing for SARS-CoV2 was negative and full respiratory pathogen panel (including SARS-CoV2) also negative. With worsening fever to 40.2C and abdominal pain, was admitted on 2/18. Found to have high leukocyte count, low lymphocyte count and transaminitis. CT imaging with terminal ileitis, thought possibly infectious but extended GI pathogen panel negative. Experienced persisting daily high grade fevers to up to 39.1.C. Developed transaminitis and hypotension and was transferred to intensive care unit on 2/21. Was intubated for hypoxia, agitation, required levophed, large volume resuscitation and empiric antimicrobials. Had transient AKI. Antimicrobials stopped on 2/22 with negative cultures. Colonoscopy performed with leal biopsy of identified ulcerative disease with focal active enteritis without specific etiology identified by stains. Ferritin rose to 24,000 with hypertriglyceridemia and thought to have possible HLH and underwent bone marrow biopsy which showed leukocytosis and lymphopenia, and rare hemophagocytosis. Dobutamine was started for low LVEF and levophed weaned. High dose dexamethasone started on 2/23 and pressor further reduced, dobutamine weaned to off on 2/25. Extubated on 2/24. Febrile still to 39 on 2/24 and with leukocytosis but transaminases, ferritin and triglycerides improving. Discussion ongoing about HLH vs macrophage activation syndrome. Currently meets 4 criteria for HLH with soluble IL-2R and NK activity pending.

Complained of feeling pale, lightheaded, sweaty, "normal for him after getting a shot." Vital signs obtained every 15 minutes for 30 minutes and were normal. Laid him on cot, monitored VS, gave powerade drink and granola bar. After 15 minutes had patient sit up from supine position. Rechecked vital signs. Had him continue to sit up and then rechecked VS in another 15 minutes. Disposition: Pt feeling well, denies any dizziness or sweating. Vital signs stable. Pt relaxed and discharged to home from post vaccination waiting area.

Systemic: Allergic: Anaphylaxis-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild

Systemic: Allergic: Anaphylaxis-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild

Patient experienced dizziness about 9-10 minutes post vaccination. His blood pressure dropped but was able to bring back up after lying on the ground.

10 minutes after vaccination, patient complained of chest pain and left arm tingling, face became flushed and mildly distressed, he was given 2 doses of epinephrine by auto-injector, ambulance was called, was sent to local ER and given third dose of epi, monitored and then released from ER the same day

Spell of fainting or convulsive syncope resulting in dislocation of left shoulder and fracture of humoral right head. Seeing neurologist but recommended by internal medicine doctor to report event as it is possible it contributed or caused the episode.

14:00 HR 90s. Myalgia, Fever (101.4) 16:00 HR 120s. Myalgia. Feverish. Rested, drank water, and fell asleep 18:30 Hr 140s. Fever (102.7). Took 500mg Tylenol and drank fluids. 18:45 HR 150s (rest) and 170 (activity). Short of breath, chest discomfort, and tingling down left arm. Called 911 and requested an Ambulance 19:00. Ambulance arrived. Hooked up to monitor HR 150s BP 139/85. Sinus Tachycardia. Paramedics establish IV and administer 1L bolus normal saline. 19:20 Arrived in the ER. HR 130s BP 132/89. 19:30-23:00. ER nurse and physician administer treatment. Tests came back normal. Doctor concluded symptoms resulted from adverse events with COVID Vaccine. HR 98 BP 140/85 at discharged. Symptoms subsided after treatment. No adverse events since discharged.

After receiving the initial dose, patient checked with observation staff. Patient had a syncopal episode after walking 12-15 feet away from the check in desk. Patient reported "blacking out." Patient stated that he does not like needles. Patient was assessed by paramedic. Patient A/Ox4 with CMS present in all extremities. Airway patent, pulse regular, no bleeding noted. Patient's skin pale, cool, and diaphoretic. Patient was assisted to a chair. Patient reported "feeling better." Patient observed for 10 minutes past the 15 minute observation time. Staff offered to call EMS, patient declined.

patient fainted. was only unconscious for a few seconds, came to, and was fine afterwards. pt admitted afterwards that he has a fear of needles and was nervous.

PATIENT PASSED OUT OF CHAIR ABOUT 12 MINUTES AFTER RECIEVING VACCINATION. SLOWLY FELL TO GROUND. DID NOT HURT HIS HEAD OR ANY OTHER BODY PART. IMMEDIATELY REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS. KNEW WHO HE WAS AND WHERE HE WAS. REQUESTED WATER WHICH WAS GIVEN TO HIM. WAS VERY WARM TO TOUCH AND LIGHTLY SWEATING AROUND THE FOREHEAD. 911 WAS CALLED. EMTS CHECKED VITAL SIGNS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS. PT COULD STAND UP AND WALK ON HIS OWN BUT WAS ESCORTED OUT OF STORE ON STRETCHER FOR SAFETY.

During the 15 minute observation period after injection, patient returned to the check-in desk complaining of dizziness. He was brought immediately to exam room where he became pale, diaphoretic, and stated he "felt like he was in a dream." Seated BP was 74/palp. He was placed in supine position on exam table, cool compresses placed on forehead and back of neck. He complained of some nausea, which quickly improved. He never lost consciousness. His color and alertness improved steadily over the next 10 minutes. Repeat BP (lying) was 100/50. After a few minutes he sat up on exam table, dangling legs. BP remained stable at 110/60, HR 84. He continued to improve and stated that he felt better, drank some water and ate some goldfish crackers. Reported that he just remembered he had not eaten since lunch. After another 5-10 minutes he was alert, oriented, able to walk unassisted. Final BP 114/70, HR 80. His wife remained with him and confirmed she could drive him home. Discussed that although I feel confident this was a vasovagal near-syncope, if symptoms recur or worsen, he should go to ER for evaluation. Understanding verbalized.

Injection at 12:55pm on 3/20/2021. Heart rate up to 158 BPM at 1:00pm with dizziness and shortness of breath. Heart rate stayed high hovering around 130 BPM until 4:00pm with dizziness and shortness of breath. Heart rate to 105 BPM with not noticeable side effects by 7:00pm. All symptoms were immediately following the injection.

Within 30 sec of vac pt felt dizzy, nauseated, vomitted x1, greying of vision, became diaphoretic and pale. no LOC . Past hx of vaso-vagel episodes with vac. Moved to recovery area in wheelchair. Improved rapidly once supine. Recovery Nurse placed ice pack to back of neck, VS 112/72, HR 73 reg strong, Resps 12 reg, non labored, SpO2 100%. Left Deltoid site benign, monitored 30 min. pt stated felt much better, color came back to face diaphoresis ceased. sat up edge of cot. no N/V, no dizziness. Encouraged fluids, continued to monitor, walked back to vehicle. no further complications. encouraged to be driven 2nd dose. provided reassurance. ok'd to exit. (Name), RN

Pt received a covid imz, pt stated after about 5 minutes that he felt warm, we went to get him some water and were immediately notified by another pt that he fainted, he hit his head after falling out of the chair, he hit his head but awoke immediately and was coherent. after pt stated that he has anxiety and probably had a panic attack and fainted. there was a small cut on his head but he appeared ok, ambulance arrived at the location and ems gave him an ice pack and checked him out he mentioned that he would see a dr but refused any other treatment from ems

Patient became lightheaded and began sweating profusely. Had patient lay down and monitored pulse ox, heart rate and blood pressure. All WNL. Patient began to feel better and sweating subsided after about 5 minutes in supine position. Upon sitting up, patient did experience a drop in pulse ox to 90 and heart rate to 50. However, immediately began to climb to normal limits. Patient reported history of passing out with previous vaccines, once even resulting in a concussion. Patient did not feel necessary to seek additional medical assistance. Continued to observe for another 15 minutes and patient experienced no other symptoms.

shot given at 6:04pm, passed out at 6:04pm. Patient fell and hit his head on the bottom of the pharmacy shelves. He was snoring, sweating, urinated on himself and came to at 6:06pm. He drank water, sat up and felt better at 6:15pm. The ambulance arrived at 6:20pm and patient declined medical help.

After I was administered the shot. I was directed to a space designated for observation for patients after they receive the vaccine. Within the first five minutes after I received my vaccine my mouth filled with an intense taste of metal and some numbness. My body became very hot and almost heavy as I tried to stabilize myself to get help from the nurse. I was ushered to an area to lie down as I was going to faint. I was sweating profusely and about three minutes after laying there the room turned cold and it felt such relief from the heat and sweating I felt such a short few minutes before. Both my hands became tingly and filled with the sensation of pins and needles. That symptom did not go away until about 15-20 mins later. As I felt a little more strength and cooled body. I was able to sit up again. Not even five minutes later the heat and sweating came upon me again but this time for a shorter episode. A light pins and needle feeling came about in my chest and tightness in the back of my neck. I stayed in the observation room for one hour until the cycle of symptoms became more stabilized. The nurse was very confused by my symptom of metal taste in my mouth. One other patient had mentioned that but never got sick like I did.

Started as severe nausea 5 minutes after vaccine was administered, moved by medical team for closer observation. Over the next 5 minutes: heart rate elevated, fast rate of breathing, skin clammy, facial numbness, muscle weakness (arms/hands couldn?t move/grip). Symptoms began subsiding without treatment after 10 minutes. Nurse on-site administered injection of Benadryl in right arm. Continued monitoring breath/heart rate for 5 minutes - all returned to normal. Left without additional treatment.

Experienced anaphylaxis. Similar to what I experience for peanuts. Symptoms: Difficulty swallowing, indigestion, high pulse

Shot was given in left deltoid but upon needle insertion I could feel that I was not in the muscle. Was still able to inject vaccine. After removing the needle the patient straightened his posture and I could tell that the injection was too high and more in the shoulder area. Patient said that he felt okay and no pain but then returned 3 hours later complaining of shoulder pain and limited range of motion. I instructed him to ice the area 20 minutes on and 20 minutes off and to take Ibuprofen. Area was not swollen. Upon follow up later that evening he said he was having a hard time laying on that side and was more comfortable sleeping in a recliner. He said he was still having pain the following morning and was going to go to an urgent care for further testing.

Left chest pain 24 hours after injection, sent to emergency room 48 hours later and held for overnight observation as blood test revealed elevated level of troponin. released the following day after tests reveled overall sound heart health. Symptoms developed into pins and needles throughout extremities and shortly after Joint pain consistent with early rheumatoid arthritis.

Patient received his first Moderna COVID-19 vaccine dose at around 2pm at State Fairgrounds mass vaccination drive through site. Shortly after while in the observation lane, patient experienced an episode of syncope along with brief LOC and bumped the car in front of him. Medical Controller alerted the Clinical Supervisor of the incident. Clinical Supervisor arrived on the scene when EMTs were taking patient's vitals: BP (90/60), pulse, temp. (afebrile). Patient was able to state that he has a history of episodes of syncope that can be triggered by various things such as even watching a movie with blood. Patient states he feels fine, but still tingly and shaky. Patient brought to medic unit on site for stat ECG. At 2:15pm patient was offered transport to the hospital, but he refused. Patient continued recovery in the medic unit. ECG report was unremarkable, BP 104/68, pulse 99 and patient states he's feeling better. Patient released by paramedics/ EMTs. Clinical Supervisor spoke with patient prior to him leaving the vaccination site to verify that he is feeling well and able to leave.

Pt fainted about 5 minutes after receiving vaccine. He was seated and fell to the ground facedown. We turned him over onto his back and he slowly regained consciousness. Paramedics arrived shortly afterwards.

Patient came for 1st dose Moderna Vaccine. It was administered by FNP at 1740 Nurse Practitioner was called by to waiting room at 1755. The PCT stated that the patient voiced he was feeling light headed. I came into waiting room and noted patient sitting in chair, pale and staring. Patient had syncopal episode that lasted 10-15 seconds. Respirations were even and unlabored during the event. No unusual movements noted. Patient woke up and started to get up but encouraged to rest and drink water. He took a few drinks of water and agreed to go back to the patient exam room. Patient was assisted by NP and to exam room one at 1758. The patient became pale and had another syncopal event just past door frame. Patient was lowered to ground by and NP. He verbally responded in about 2 seconds "Am I in the floor?" Patient sat upright in floor and drank some water for nearly a minute. He was then assisted to exam table to lie back. He stated that he feels fine just lightheaded. Patient rested on exam table and called wife on his cell phone to come pick him up. He left the clinic around 1850 with wife. Patient left ambulatory in no distress. Advised patient that adverse event report would be completed on website.

Aches and pains, slight headache, fatigue, large spike in blood sugar. Blood glucose levels reached 590 mg/dl

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Additional Details: MILD HYPOTENSION FOR 15 MINUTES AFTER ADMINISTRATION AND NAUSEA. BP GO BACK TO NORMAL AFTER 30 MINS. OXYGEN LEVEL NORMAL. FOLLOWED UP WITH PATIENT AFTER 6 HOURS, PATIENT IS DOING FINE. JUST A SORENESS AT THE SITE OF INJECTION.

Systemic: Chills-Severe, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fever-Severe, Systemic: Hypertension-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Severe, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Medium, Systemic: Weakness-Medium

Patient approached me at 1721 stating that he feels dizzy, and felt like his heart was racing. Patient ask to sit in chair and vitals were taken. BP 177/89, HR 86. Pt is feeling very anxious. Bottle of water given. Rechecked at 1739 BP 163/105 and HR 94. Pt asked to relax and deep breathe. Rechecked at 1748. BP 154/124, HR 87. Pt felt more relaxed and stated that he feels much better. BP 143/98, HR 86 at 1757. Pt educated to follow up with care provider. Patient left facility.

Syncopal event approx 10 min after vaccine administration. LOC for a few seconds. Diaphoretic initially but quickly resolved. Pt admits to no breakfast and no water this AM. Did have coffee.

Patient became light headed and fainted for a few seconds about 8 minutes after receiving the vaccine.

Because of my celiac condition, I avoid eating products with wheat and gluten in them. However, occasionally it is unavoidable, such as with traveling. Typical reactions include fatigue, headache, mild brain fog, irritability, and watery bowel movements for up to 3 days following ingestion. However, since receiving the Moderna vaccine I have encountered wheat products 3 times; in all three cases the reaction was much more severe and included whole-body ache for 5-7 days, insomnia for 2-3 days, dry heaving for 24 hours, extreme sensitivity to motion/motion sickness for up to 3 days, intense gastrointestinal discomfort for up to 7 days, constipation and diarrhea, severe congestion, shortness of breath, elevated heart rate, confusion or disorientation, and an overall elevated level of symptoms lasting from 4-7 days depending on the amount ingested.

Just after receiving vaccine, subject fainted for approximately 30-40 seconds. Describes feeling light headed with tunnel vision. Eye open entire time, rolled back.

after received the shot, he was sitting in the designated area with his brother, then he told his brother that he was going to faint. Then he hit the floor. 911 was called. We put the yoga mat under head and put his feet up while waiting for the paramedics. He was conscious the whole time. the paramedics came and checked on his vitals and all hos vitals were in normal limits. He declined the transport and signed the waivers for the fire department. then his brother took him home.

Patient in observation and complains of throat swelling/tingling, and difficulty swallowing. Vital signs, BP-125/90, HR-90. Benadryl 50mg given orally. Patient monitored. Vital signs BP-131/91, HR-92, RR-15. Patient verbalizes feeling better. Patient AOx4, GCS 15, no signs of injury, redness or hives noted. Patients lungs sounds clear bilaterally. Patient educated about adverse reactions. Patient advised when to call 911 or seek medical attention. Patient verbalizes understanding.

Patient became nausea dizzy sweaty. Blood pressure was checked and apperared to be elevated at 168/98, pulse was 71 and o2 was 97. patient requested that he wanted to go to er so was sent via ambulance to Medical Center.

Pt had decerebrate seizure like activity. This lasted approx. 1-2 mins. Pt was postictal for approximately 5 mins. Pt remained Hypotensive and dizzy for approximately 25 mins until EMS arrived.

APPROXIMATELY 10-15 MINUTES AFTER RECEIVING THE VACCINE PATIENT WAS UNCONCIOUS FOR ABOUT 30 SECONDS. WITHIN THAT TIME HE DID SHAKE FOR ABOUT 10 SECONDS. HE WAS CONCIOUS AND ANSWERING QUESTIONS BY THE TIME THE PARAMEDICS CAME TO TAKE HIM TO THE LOCAL HOSPITAL.

PATIENT STATED DIZZINESS EYES GLAZED OVER PALE AND PASSED OUT FOR 2 SECONDS DID STERNAL RUB DIAPHORETIC BP:83/40 HR:93 (2ND) BP:97/59 HR:71

Pt. became pale, with eyes glazed over; sweating, dizzy, and lightheaded. Felt like going to pass out. Pt. did not eat anything this morning. BS: 120, BP: 184/46, P:70, O2: 96 2nd BP: 105/71; P:82

Pt had vaccine and said he fainted and fell down. When asked if he hit his head he said yes. His head was assessed for laceration or bumps, none were observed at the time of assessment. He was under observation until he felt he was okay to go home. He was a&ox4 after vital signs were locations.

Four hours after vaccine, patient developed rash to both arms, gradually spreading to upper and lower arms and right thigh. A little less than 48 hours later, also began to develop chest tightness and throat tightness with difficulty swallowing.

Pt reported dizziness, tightness in chest and mild difficulty breathing about 2 minutes after receiving shot. No other signs of allergic reaction upon examination. Laid patient down and checked blood pressure which was normal (127/85). Patient stated that he still felt the same after several minutes of observation and felt little to no improvement. Because he stated that he felt some tightness in his chest he was given 50 mg of diphenhydramine orally and EMS was called. Patient stated that he began to feel better after the diphenhydramine. EMS arrived and took vitals, patient refused going to hospital and left the pharmacy.

Site:Redness at Injection Site-Medium, Site: Swelling at Injection Site-Medium, Systemic: Chills-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness/Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed/Sweating-Medium, Systemic:Nausea-Medium, Additional Details: Patient had vasovagal response from vaccination and was sweating, dizzy, nauseaous about 1 minute after administration. Immediately after administration, noted swelling and some minor bleeding at injection site. Instructed pt to lie on ground on back with feet elevated for 15 mins and gave full water bottle and some ritz crackers. Pt improved at 15 mins and was monitored for another 15 minutes for total monitoring time of 30 minutes after administration. Patient was feeling well when he left.

102 fever for 5 hours so far, chills, body aches (legs, arms), diarrhea, occasional severe nausea, occasional headache, minor swelling in left armpit, low grade constant pressure/pain on left and right side just above hips (kidneys, but front?). All "known" side effects so far, but I got all of them essentially simultaneously. I didn't think I needed to report if it's under 72 hours since injection since it is all "known" but my mother pressured me to file a report :) Spo2 levels 95-100, elevated heartrate (90-100), taste and smell are fine, no cough so far

Patient fainted approximately 5 minutes after receiving vaccine. Patient fainted about 3 times after initial incident. He was evaluated and cleared by paramedics

Received his vaccine at 10:46am. He fainted at 11:05am. The pharmacist ran out to assist him immediately and he was already conscious and sitting up on the floor. He was coherent and able to answer questions.

RECEIVED VACCINE, STARTED SWEATING, BECAME DIZZY, PALE, LEANED BACK IN CHAIR WITH ASSIST, AND LOST CONSCIOUSNESS FOR ABOUT 45 SECONDS. REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS, ASSISTED TO WHEELCHAIR AND BROUGHT TO OBS. PLACED IN TRENDELENBERG ON STRETCHER. COLOR RETURNED, FELT BETTER VSS, STATES HR LOW AT BASELINE, SAT UP, GIVEN SNACK/WATER. SYMPTOMS RESOLVED AND ESCORTED TO EXIT WITH NO ISSUES AT 1100. 1035 INTIAL BP 125/68 HR 50 RR 18 SATS 98% ON RA (STATES HR USUALLY THIS LOW) 1055 SITTING UP BP 121/79 HR 62 RR 18 SATS 99% RA 1058 STANDING BP 142/76 HR 51 RR 18 SATS 99%

One week after vaccine, I became incredibly dehydrated, began vomitting and within 2hrs spiked a 104.4 degree F fever. I had uncontrollable shakes, chills & hot flashes. Tylenol wouldn't reduce my fever. I was taken to the ER where I was given fluids, potassium and magnesium which eventually calmed my fever. My blood pressure was very low as well. I tested negative for COVID-19 and Mono. No clear indication of cause resulted from chest xray and CT scan. Later small nodules were detected in my lung. Doctor's referred this as a viral reaction but couldn't determine a cause. I was discharged from the hospital after being there about 6hrs. The next day I was lethargic but felt almost back to normal. Within 36 hours I felt 100% and like nothing ever happened.

Patient presented to ED 3/25/21 for left sided chest pressure about 3 days post Moderna dose #2. Troponin elevated but patient had normal ECG. Patient admitted to the hospital for NSTEMI. Cardiac cath done 3/26 showed no obstruction. Patient had resolution of chest pain during stay and was discharged on 3/28. Discharge diagnosis myocarditis, discharged on ibuprofen tapering dose.

pt says he had an episode of SVT about 24 hours after taking the vax that lasted about an hour. His heart rate was going from 110 to 230 during this hour. EMT took him by ambulance to ER. Blood pressure 145/95 upon arrival to ER. He was given IV treatment and Tylenol. He had Chest X-ray, blood labs and EKG. Test were normal. His DX was SVT. He was monitored and released to FU w/ Cardiologist. Later in the day he took Benadryl and Ibuprofen for the the fever and chill symptoms

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Severe, Systemic: Headache-Mild, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Additional Details: pt hx of vagal response to needles. passed out and fell foward. 0.5 inch laceration to left forehad as a result of forward fall from glasses hitting head and floor. Bleeding controlled by direct pressure. 98% osat. pulse 64. Bp was 128/90. slight headache. gave 2 tabs 500mg acetamiophen from pharmcy supply

Patient became lightheaded, fainted and lost consciousness for approx 5 seconds. Let patient lie down, gave juice and protein bar, patient left on own will approx 15-20 minutes later (patient has prior hx of fainting and had no morning breakfst)

after about 5 to 6 minutes, pt was seated in waiting area and became rigid seizurelike. Pharmacist immediate went to aid to make sure did not fall to floor from chair. Seizure lasted about 10-15 seconds. Patient was diaphoretic and was pale. He regained consciousness within 15 seconds. Was able to answer questions and alert. Waited about 5 minutes he ask for water & I gave about 4 ounces of water. kept him seated in waiting area for another 5 minutes then moved to a sofa in adjacent room . he was evaluated for about 30-45 minutes. was hungry had not eaten all day. remembered he had a similar reaction when blood was taken. I offered to call ambulance various times he stated no. After about 45 minutes he stated he was feeling fine and wished to go. Patient seemed in good shape. Told him to please make the reaction known to health care practitioner administering second shot. He will return in 28 days to receive second shot in 28 days.

Patient came in for a Moderna Vaccine. He had no DUR's. I gave him the vaccine at 9:25am. He waited the 15min. He walked over to the blood pressure machine and took his blood pressure. He then said He was starting to feel funny. Pharmacist took his blood pressure. Initially it was156/94 pulse 114. She gave him a water. She checked on him again a few minutes later and it was 166/76 pulse 103. I check on him. He said he felt tingly and his throat was still scratchy. But he was not having any problem breathing. He said he thought he was having a panic attack. I recommended Benadryl. I gave him 50mg Benadryl orally at 10:15. He was still feeling funny after and we called a manager to get paramedics ( he wanted paramedics called). He was a little shaky and still felt bad. Paramedics arrived a little after 10:30. They ran some tests and also said they thought it was a panic attack. They did not administer any meds to him that I saw, but did take his BG, BP, and check his heart. They went ahead and wheeled him to the ER. Patient apologized, I think he felt embarrassed.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Mild, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Medium, Additional Details: EMTs called and transported to hospital, patient conscious and answering all questions

Patient received his first Moderna COVID vaccine. While he was waiting the 15 minutes he started to feel pressure behind his eyes, started sweating profusely, felt dizzy, and nauseous. I had the patient go into the IMZ room where I had him sit down. I took his blood pressure. His heart rate was 55 bpm and his blood pressure was around 110/70. He was not having any trouble breathing or had any signs of anaphylaxis (swelling of throat, tongue, lipps, etc). I had him remain seated and talked to him for 5 minutes. He felt like he was starting to come out of it and we took his blood pressure again. His heart rate and gone back up to 65 and his blood pressure was around 135/75. I had the patient remain seated for another 5-10 minutes. Took his bp again and the numbers were similar to the second one that was previously mentioned. He wanted to stand up and see how he was feeling. He stood up right outside the pharmacy for another 15 minutes and said that he felt back to normal. I explained that in the previous case where this happened to a woman they recommended she have someone drive her home and I recommended he do the same. He seemed to think he was fine and I believe he was planning to drive himself home.

Woke up feeling funny next morning. Stood up and collapsed/passed out. Paramedics were called. Blood pressure very low. Went to hospital for tests. Severe headache, aches, and chills.

Starting the morning after his vaccine, the pt experienced sharp pains in chest and difficulty breathing that lasted 30 seconds to 1 minute sporadically up to 3 episodes per hour for 7 to 10 days. Starting 7 days after vaccine, pt began experiencing severe burning in the abdomen overnight from midnight to 4 am keeping him from sleeping anytime he would have foods high in acid or spicy foods.

Within 1-2 minutes of receiving 1st Moderna vaccine, client lost consciousness, exhibited seizure activity. Regained consciousness with-in 1-2 minutes. Client assisted to wheelchair, transported to EMS observation area. Extended observation x 15-20 minutes. Client reported "feeling fine", declined transport to ED. Client left in stable condition under own power.

Patient is a 30 year old male who has completed a 30-minute observation period with the following signs and symptoms of an adverse reaction: loss of consiousness and other - syncopal episode, dizziness. Pt endorsed that he is nervous after getting the vaccine, then felt dizzy. while sitting down, he tried to distract himself by checking his cellphone then felt anxious and passed out. History of anxiety with procedures and riding the plane per patient. . Hx of having dizziness and felt like fainting on his 1sr COVID 19 vaccine. Per pt, he ate breakfast with oatmeal. Pt also endorsed he is athletic. Pt endorse that he drank 2 beers last night. Denies taking any blood thinners or Aspirin. Staff found patient on the ground with some jerking of arms, LOC lasted for 15-30 seconds per RN. Pt placed on wheelchair and sent to evaluation area set up with gurney. Physical exam shows abrasion on the right tempo/parietal area otherwise no step offs and no laceration. No spinall midline tenderness. Not intoxicated. No focal neuro deficit. Not taking any anticoagulants. Otherwise physical exam unremarkable, improved, and stable. Gave Concussion educational teaching and monitoring for 24 hours and ED precautions. This is not an allergic reaction. This is more likely vasovagal syncope with fall, head injury and abrasion on right tempo/parietal area. To send home with transport. Stable to go home. Called attending Dr., discussed case and plan for patient. Agreed with the plan.

Achiness, fatigue, and mild nausea on 4/7/21 (day of second vaccination). Chest pain, fever, achiness, fatigue, mild nausea on 4/8/21. Symptoms mostly subsided on 4/9, so I returned to work at 3:00 pm. By about 5:00 pm, the crest pain returned and worsened until I went home, and then to the hospital around 7:00 pm. Tests were done before I was diagnosed with "acute myocarditis, elevated troponin level, coagulopathy, NSTEMI (non-ST elevated myocardial infarction)", told I likely had a heart attack, and was put on a Heparin drip and kept for additional testing and observation until 4/11/21 at approximately 5:00 pm. Official notes state

I got the second dose around 2PM I had chills starting around 8PM I then was sweating and feverish for a couple hours, extremely achy, and also run down At 1AM I passed out after getting extremely nauseous...not sure if from dehydration or the sickness It took until 2 days later to feel normal again

Patient experienced a panic attack, anxiety, sweating, nausea, increase heart rate and blood pressure

AFTER ADMINISTERING THE SHOT BY 2 SECONDS PATIENT HAD SYNCOPE AND LOST CONSCIOUS FOR FEW SECONDS AND IN 10 OR 15 SECONDS HE START TO REGAIN CONSCIOUS . PATIENT WAS OBSERVED AFTER THAT FOR 20 MINUTES HE WAS DOING OK AND WAS PROVIDED COLD WATER . NO SHORTNESS OF BREATH OR ANY SIGNS OF SWELLING . PATIENT REJECTED HELP FROM 911 SO 911 WAS NOT CALLED ( PT REGAIN CONSCIOUS AS WELL )

Patient devloped myopericarditis confirmed by MRI 2 days following 2nd dose of vaccination, COVID negative, Respiratory panel negative

claimant alleges after getting a covid 10 moderna vaccine shot at the pharmacy he stood up and fell backwards, striking his head on the floor resulting in a laceration to the back of the head. He became conscious within 1 to 2 minutes

Patient presented to the clinic for his covid vaccination(moderna #1) Side effects were reviewed with the patient. Injection given at 1505 and patient was waiting in the waiting room. At 1515 nursing heard a yell for help. The nurse came down the hall and noticed the patient was stiff and rigid in the chair. He attempted to get up and fell against the wall and table in the corner sliding down the wall. Dr. was notified and was present to evaluate the patient. Initially the patient was pale, diaphoretic, and disoriented. First BP while patient was lying down was 99/54 HR 44. Glucose finger stick was 109. Patient begane to come to and was able to sit up and felt ok doing so. He was complaining of neck pain. Patient was able to sit in the chair and continue to be monitored by nursing. An Ice pack was applied to the back of the neck and he was drinking sweetened sparkling water. He continued to improve with feeling better and was up and walking at the end of monitoring. Last BP was 111/79 pulse 67, O2 99% on room air. Patient was released by Dr. to patients girlfriend and friend at 1551

Approximately 15 minutes after administering the first dose of the Moderna vaccine, patient started to feel fatigued and was sweating profusely. Checked patient's temperature and it was decreasing. Patient appeared to be disoriented and was going to pass out. Patient was seated the entire time and did not move. Ambulance came and checked patient's vitals and took him to the hospital.

Patient was anxious before vaccination, I spoke with patient to calm him then adminstered vaccine. During the 15 minute waiting period, the patient passed out and fell face forward onto the floor. We administered ice packs, monitored blood pressure (which remained normal) and called 911. Emergency personnell took over care an monitored blood glucose (98) and bp. Patient was monitored in an abulance and then allowed to leave on his own will.

Nurse was notified that a pt was lightheaded & sweaty. Pt was unconscious & be held by a bystander & a soldier. When nurse arrived pt was moving & answering questions, diaphoretic & pale. Pt was escorted to Observation area to lay down on cot. Pt rested 15 minutes & left on his own with no assistance.

Pt reported a history of syncope with injections and blood draws in the past. Shortly after injection, he passed out briefly. He was noted to be pale and diaphoretic on exam. Initial BP was 90/52 and this improved to 100/64 after several minutes. HR 78, SP02 99%. Pt improved with observation only. He drove himself home after 30+ minutes of observation after his symptoms completely resolved.

Heart palpitations/racing lasting the pup ugh the day of the injection. This was also accompanied chest pains which have persisted into day 2. On top of all this my head feels like I have a flu. (Cloudy vision, headache, and sinus pain)

patient description of event was that he was going in and out of consciousness, and while unconscious vomited and inhaled vomit, woke up gasping for air and coughing up vomit.

Shortly after injection feelings of dizziness and nausea while standing. Symptoms began to intensify within 5 minutes therafter, leading to blackout. Came to senses shortly after, drank some water. Light headedness and headache remain 2.5 hours after injection.

Patient received first Moderna dose, was ambulating to obs, fainted. No injuries sustained per patient. Nurse caught him, lowered him to the ground. 1:04pm: BP 88/50 left arm, HR 56. 1:08pm: 126/71 BP left arm, 73 HR. 1:09pm: 123/76 sitting BP LA, 68 HR. 1:14: 124/82 BP LA, 72 HR. Short seizure just before 1:20pm, lasted about 5 seconds. 1:21pm BP LA 126/53, HR 46. 1:24pm BP sitting LA 102/58, HR 55. 1:20pm called 911, EMS arrived on scene, at 1:27pm transported patient.

Patient presents via EMS for altered mental status after a syncopal episode. Per EMS, coworkers heard a loud noise and found him face down on the floor unresponsive shortly after receiving 1st Moderna vaccine (history of vasovagal syncope in the past per chart). Per bystanders pt HR in the 30s, but 60s upon EMS arrival. Upon arrival, pt answering yes/no questions appropriately, but limited history given.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Additional Details: Patient has a history of fainting with medical procedures. We called 911 Paramedic responded observed patient took patient's blood pressure waited 15 minutes told patient he should not drive. Patient said he was fine declined medical transport said he was OK to walk home.

5 minutes after receiving the vaccine, the patient stated that "I feel like I am about o faint" after which he did. The pharmacy intern was able to catch him and after about 20 seconds the patient did regain consciousness and was okay. The pharmacist then came over and was talking to the patient and he started to faint again and so we moved him to the floor where he regained consciousness almost immediately. EMS was called and the patient was alert and awake while we waited for EMS to arrive. EMS checked patient's blood sugar as he stated having fainting issues when getting his blood drawn in the past. The patient and partner were able to leave on their own.

PATIENT MOVED FROM VACCINATION SEAT BACK TO WAITING ROOM. WHILE IN WAITING ROOM AFTER ONE TO TWO MINUTES, PATIENT ATTEMPTED TO GET UP OUT OF SEAT AND THEN FAINTED. HE WAS ABLE TO GET BACK INTO HIS SEAT AFTER THE INITIAL EVENT. HE CONTINUED TO FEEL NAUSEATED AND WAS SHAKY AND SWEATY. HE DID FEEL BETTER AS TIME PASSED AND WAS ABLE TO SPEAK IN LONG SENTENCES. PATIENT WAS ASKED TO REMAIN FOR AN ADDITIONAL 15 MINUTES BUT PATIENT REFUSED AND WAS DRIVEN HOME BY HIS WIFE.

Shortness of breath, burning in chest, not feeling well since second vaccine dose. Now admitted with acute hypoxemic respiratory failure with PULMONARY EMBOLI and pulmonary infiltrates that are suspicious for COVID 19 with + Ab testing but many negative PCRs.

The evening after the injection the patient suffered symptoms of the following: Blacking out several times (almost fell down), blurry vision, severe piercing headache, chills, fever, body aches, extreme sweating, sore throat, loss of appetite, loss of taste, arm and shoulder hurt extremely bad.

The patient was feeling hot and dizzy. He was sweating and felt like passing out. An ambulance was called. The patient was able to drink some water and by the time the ambulance arrived he felt better. He was checked out by the paramedics, they said he was fine and left.

Patient was seated in waiting area after vaccination. Patient seemed to be in obvious distress while being in and out of consciousness. The pharmacist was able to get patient safely to the ground, elevate his feet, and apply a cold compress. When consciousness was regained, he was able to drink water and eat some apple slices within about 10 minutes of initial incident. Patient was kept for additional observations and was able to verbally attest to feeling stable before leaving.

Got shot Thursday May 6th, ran 103 degree temp Friday, Saturday had temp of 100 and felt like was going to pass out once around lunch, then a dizzy spell. Sunday morning (6:00 am) presented with chest pain for about ten minutes that subsided. Sunday night/ Monday morning at approximately midnight (12:00 am) presented again with chest pain that continued as we sought medical attention from local fire department, to which an ambulance was called, meds were given and diagnosis was heart attack from labs drawn at hospital. Took him back for a heart cath and there was no blockage. From everything I was told they couldn't figure out what caused the chest pain. He spent 2 days in CCU. He discharged Wednesday the 12th of May. He is now on Plavix, Coreg, a low dose aspirin, and Atorvastatin.

APROX. 10 MINUTES AFTER THE VACCINE WAS ADMINISTERED, THE PATIENT STARTED TO COMPLAIN OF LIGHT HEADEDNESS AND STOMACH CRAMPING. UPON INSPECTION OF THE PATIENT, I NOTICED THE PATIENT WAS SWEATING AND HAD A PALE COLOUR TO THE FACE, THEIR ARMS WERE IN A CRAMPED POSITION WITH WRISTS FLEXED INWARD. I ASKED THE PATIENT TO RELAX THEIR ARMS AND THEY SAID THAT THEY WERE. I CHECKED THE HEART RATE AND BLOOD PRESSURE, ASKED THE PATIENT TO SIT ON THE GROUND AGAINST A WALL, GAVE THEM WATER AND SNACKS TO HELP BRING BLOOD PRESSURE AND BLOOD GLUCOSE UP THEN CONTINUED TO MONITOR FOR 45 MIN WITH FREQUENT CHECKING OF BLOOD PRESSURE AND HEART RATE. THEIR BREATHING WAS NORMAL AND TALKING JUST FINE.

Patient with no past medical history, presented to the emergency department with complaints of acute onset left-sided chest pain while getting ready for work. Pain was described as burning sensation that is somewhat improved with leaning forward. Notably patient had received his second dose of the COVID 19 vaccine series (moderna) 3 days prior to presentation. He also noted generalized weakness with hot and cold chills after the vaccination that resolved within 24 hours. ECG in the emergency department with concerning for ST-segment elevations in anterolateral leads and cardiac enzymes were positive. Patient then underwent cardiac MRI which found evidence of perimyocarditis believed to be due to acute inflammatory response to second dose of COVID-19 vaccine series as all other tests were negative and patient had no previous viral illness prodrome. The patient was treated with colchicine and later discharged home after a 3 day hospitalization.

Patient fainted after about 10 seconds of Covid-19 Moderna (2nd dose) administration. Patient reported to lose consciousness for about 10 seconds. Patient was then helped getting back to his chair staying that he was feeling fine. I sat with patient for about 2 minutes and noticed that he was a little pale and sweating. I asked patient if he wanted to lie down and he refused. I told patient to remain still while I was getting help and called 911. I again fainted and I put patient down on the floor and monitored his breathing, heart rate. I gained consciousness back after 10 to 15 seconds. Store manager arrived. Patient drank some water. Patient seems to be aware of surroundings. EMTs arrived soon after. During the time that EMTs were monitoring patient. Patient fainted again and was taken to hospital.

Reporting primary symptoms: headache, fever, lightheadedness, elevated heart rate, arm soreness, muscle soreness, back pain, nausea, suppressed appetite, anxiety, and panic attacks. (see below for more information) Initially, felt faint and lightheaded. Stood up and the feeling worsened. Within five minutes, felt nauseated and clammy. Also, appeared pale in the face. Was given instructions to sit, close eyes, and take deep breaths. Applied a cool, wet rag to the face and neck as needed. Was anxious and may have had a panic attack triggered by the experience. Heart rate had elevated, but not to a concerning level. Within 30 minutes of initial vaccine administration, face was no longer pale and heart rate was lowering. Other symptoms mostly subsided within 90 minutes of the vaccine administration. The next morning (5/19/21), woke with a mild headache, low grade fever, some fatigue, slight nasal congestion, and very sore arm. Took Tylenol for fever and it was mostly gone by the next day (5/20/21). Felt well enough Saturday (5/22/21) morning for lots of physical activity (push-mowed lawn in humid conditions) and only had a mild headache and mild fatigue afterward. No notable symptoms on Sunday (5/23/21) morning, but had indigestion, gas pain, and some soreness (back muscle) late that night. Stayed up a little later than normal. Woke a few hours early (around 4:30 am) on Monday (5/24/21) with throbbing low-to-mid, left-side back pain and worsened indigestion and gas pain. Had anxiety that led to a panic attack. Did not feel well and tried stretching, taking Tums, deep breathing, used the bathroom, and walked around. This was helpful enough to return to sleep. Woke up again at 8:45 am and had a mild headache, some soreness in neck/shoulders, and anxiety about the situation. Took a shower, did some deep breathing, and tried to relax. Drank some caffeine at noon, but the headache was not relieved. Appetite was somewhat suppressed and was mildly lightheaded. Stomach became more unsettle by night. Stopped all caffeine intake and NSAID usage (and still no intake/usage at the time of this report). At night, anxiety over the situation worsened, so tried deep breathing, talking to others about the situation, and stretching. Panic attack occurred, but was able to manage with the aforementioned techniques. Woke the next day (5/25/21) with mild headache, muscle soreness in mid-to-upper back, shoulders, and neck, suppressed appetite, and anxiety. Was able to manage most symptoms with breathing, stretching, relaxing, and talking through the situation. No panic attack on 5/25/21. Went to bed earlier than normal (around 9:30 pm) and woke on 5/26/21 around 9:30 am. Had similar symptoms, but appetite was more decreased and worsened anxiety. Decided to see doctor that afternoon (see item 19 for more information on testing from that visit) and was told to give more time to recover from vaccine side effects. Did not give doctor information about anxiety or panic attacks at that time. Had a panic attack (less severe than previous) Wednesday night and managed with the aforementioned techniques. Thursday (5/27/21) morning woke with no headache and no fever, but still some soreness in neck/shoulder area, suppressed appetite, mild fatigue, and mild anxiety about the situation. No panic attack on 5/27/21. Friday (5/28/21) woke with similar symptoms and decided to visit doctor again about anxiety. Was prescribed Buspar and Zoloft. After taking Buspar (first time ever) at 2:30 pm, experienced an increased heart rate up to 160bpm and a low fever up to 100.2F. Experienced another panic attack during this time. Sought medical assistance from local ER around 3:30 pm. Was seen and monitored until discharge at about 11:45 pm. During stay, tests and levels were mostly normal except during a panic attack that was triggered after blood was drawn. Treated with Vistaril around 11:20 pm and monitored for about 20 minutes before being discharged. Anxiety was relieved after deep breathing and relaxing. Did not take Zoloft. Slept and woke on 5/29/21 with mild headache, unsettled stomach, and mild anxiety. Anxiety is more manageable so far and other symptoms were somewhat improved after eating breakfast. Currently, no plans to continue taking Buspar, but will consult doctor.

04/23 - Heart Palpitations and Extreme Dizziness/Confusion 04/24 - Miraine Kicked in (Had Migraines before) 04/31 - 05/17 - Heart Palpitations come back for a day, go away, come back for a day. Dizziness/Brain Fog/Confusion is maintained the entire time. A few intense bouts of dizziness in public that feel like Panic attacks. Chest pains throughout this time as well. 05/18 - 05/30 - Heart Palpitations mostly gone, Dizziness and Brain Fog linger but appear to be managable.

Patient lost consciousness ten minutes after receiving shot with a reduced pulse and losing all color in face. Patient denies any history of adverse reaction to previous injections or immunizations.

Thrombocytopenia and Purpura consistent with Immune Thrombocytopenic Purpura. Awaits specialist evaluation and treatment plan.

Patient Fainted 2 minutes after vaccine. He was sitting in chair and fell (caught by family) and woke up instantly. As I arrived, 10 seconds after fall, his eyes were open but he could not see anything. He was able to state his name, date of birth, and where he was, just couldnt see. "Everything is all black." After closing eyes for 30 seconds, opened and he could see, but everything was green. Vision color was back to 100% after 20 minutes but still blurry. Patient BP was normal. Sweating.

Patient c/o feeling lightheaded and dizzy during observation period. Was noted to be diaphoretic. He was placed on a stretcher. His HR was noted to be in 40s and BPs low about 70's systolic. He was monitored for an additional 45 minutes. His BP recovered but his HR remained in the 40s. His physical symptoms resolved. He declined transport via EMS to the ED and was transported home in the company of his wife. Upon follow up call on 5/28/21, he reported being back at baseline. PCP follow up was arranged for him and happened on 5/29/21 at Health Clinic. EKG showed a HR of 50 with an incomplete Right bundle branch block. No further intervention was done.

First dose: my face went numb and tongue felt itchy 1.5 hours roughly for symptoms. No common side effects; Second dose: calling it a panic attack. Racing heart, felt like I was passing out, mental fogging, trouble swallowing lasted about 1.5 - 2 hours. After 2nd dose I had the normal side effects, headache, chills, body aches fatigue.. After about 2 days of common side effects I noticed I was having trouble swallowing and it felt like I was being choked pulse food regurgitation and diarrhea. It kept getting worse and worse after a week or so of hell I get an emergency endoscopy showing I have eosinophilic esophagitis. I?ve been put on all sorts of meds that are supposed to be treating this but nothing is working. It?s been near a month now and 2 weeks have been on a hard core elimination diet symptoms are persistent and discomfort it spreading to what feels like intestines, kidneys and possibly other locations I now have to go in for a colonoscopy soon as the meds should be working and discomfort is spreading. Loads of headaches can?t sleep with all the discomfort. Never hungry. Possible permanent esophagus damage maybe more everything is still being diagnosed and no one is really finding any answers why. For the last 6 years I?ve been on a health kick working out almost daily and eating very healthy. No symptoms no warning signs these one or more diseases it has all just started out of the blue post vaccine nothing else in my life has changed.

Bruising that spread and didn?t heal, eventually went to doctor and was found to have ITP with a blood platelet count of 4

Delayed reaction to the first shot of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine with symptoms beginning 6 days after the first dose. No visible signs of redness or rash. Symptoms include dry, itchy skin, pruritus. Patient describes a hot, burning sensation of skin similar to the feeling of bad sunburn without redness. This affects both arms, shoulders, chest and has moved to neck and face. No visible redness or rash however skin is visibly dry. Other symptoms include paresthesia and numbness in forearms, hands and feet, general chills, horripilation and fatigue. Symptoms worsen in the evening and episodically occur 3-4 days a week, gradually worsening over a couple days.

Immediately after injection patient stated he did not feel well and passed out. He was extremely diaphoretic and once he woke up began dry heaving and vomiting. He stated he was too dizzy to stand and just wanted to lie down. We called an ambulance to come and treat him. He explained to the paramedics he had been out drinking and partying late the night before and did not eat or drink anything before he came to get his vaccine. We determined that he was more dehydrated and hungover than having an actual reaction to the vaccine itself.

Myocarditis; This spontaneous case was reported by an other health care professional and describes the occurrence of MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) in a 30-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) (unknown route) dosage was changed to 1 dosage form. In February 2021, the patient experienced MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and medically significant). The patient was hospitalized on sometime in February 2021 due to MYOCARDITIS. At the time of the report, MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) had resolved. For mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular), the reporter did not provide any causality assessments. Concomitant medications were not provided by the reporter. Treatment information was not provided. Based on the current available information and temporal association between the use of the product and the start date of this event, 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 this event, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

Severe chest pain and shortness of breath occurring June 14th, 2021. THE pain started to get worse and decided to visit a local urgent care who then referred me to the ER. I was admitted to the ER June 15th. After multiple blood tests, X-Rays, EKG?s, and ultra sound, swelling of the heart (pericarditis) was the diagnosis. I was given colchicine to take for 90 days.

Roughly 20 minutes after injection I quickly started to feel nauseous and light headed. I made me way back to the pharmacy (barely) which was around 50' or less away. On my way there my vision started to fade away and go white then would come back. I made it to the counter, said I was sick, and collapsed on the ground as I could no longer stand. I quickly became more sick, became very hot, and started sweating badly. I needed to vomit but since I had not ate that day (not uncommon for me and the pharmacist was aware before I received the shot) I could not. At the same time as I was in the floor I had to put all of my concentration into not shitting my pants in front if everyone staring at me. I remember them asking me if I needed an ambulance and I don't remember responding or being able to process what was going on. They did call and ambulance and by the time they arrived I was feeling better. After collapsing they took my blood pressure while waiting for the ambulance and they told me afterward it was 81/61. When the EMT's were there they tested it several times and said it was normal. They also tested my blood sugar which was 111. They ran an EKG and said everything looked fine. They recommended I go to the hospital but I declined as I was afraid to get billed for it as well as not having a way back to my vehicle or most importantly someone to watch my dog. Though I probably should of gone. As an added possible beneficial piece of information, I went through a similar experience years ago when donating plasma.

Extremely strong shivering for several hours Loss of coordination after standing up Fainting after standing up

PT SAT ON THE BENCH AFTER RECEIVING MODERNA AND A COUPLE MINUTES LATER, WE HEARD A THUMP. PT PASSED OUT WITH HIS HEAD ON THE CONSULT ROOM DOOR AND WOKE UP SECONDS LATER WITH NAUSEA AND SWEATING. GAVE PT WATER AND MONITOR FOR 30 MINUTES. PT REFUSED MEDICAL HELP, NOTIFYING A FAMILY MEMBER AND FOOD.

Patient experienced diaphoresis and syncope. 911 was called. patient recovered on his own without intervention. was taken to the hospital as a safety precaution.

Patient had Moderna Dose 1 vaccine administered at 8:55am and at 9:05am patient advised observation nurse that he was feeling cool, nurse then asked if the patient was feeling dizzy and right after patient?s head slumped over and his eyes rolled back and he went unconscious for 10 seconds. Immediately after, observation nurse ran and grabbed the patient's feet so he wouldn?t slide off the chair and removed his mask. EMS was called right away. Patient was diaphoretic, clammy and pale. Patient then was alert and oriented x4. Blood pressure was low at 90/56 and pulse at 66. Patient did not have anything to eat prior to coming in for vaccine. No known allergies.Crackers were given to patient and EMS arrived to the scene. Blood pressure was taken by EMS and blood pressure was 90/74. Patient was taken to hospital via EMS.

30 years old male patient present in the observation area, present with dizziness, taquicardia, he tells that feel redness in her face and extremities. After 6 hours of the administration of the vaccine. We call the paramedic for evaluation and the observation cefalocaudal and he present with cutaneous erythema. Patient was transfer to hospital.

trouble picking things up and raising his legs; Could talk but not rational; Fell on cement floor; Bleeding from nose; Confused; Brain Swelling; Multiple skull fractures; Passed out; Brain trauma; This spontaneous case was reported by a consumer and describes the occurrence of CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURY (Brain trauma), BRAIN OEDEMA (Brain Swelling), SKULL FRACTURE (Multiple skull fractures), LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out), FALL (Fell on cement floor), EPISTAXIS (Bleeding from nose), CONFUSIONAL STATE (Confused), MOVEMENT DISORDER (trouble picking things up and raising his legs) and SPEECH DISORDER (Could talk but not rational) in a 30-year-old male patient who received mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) for COVID-19 vaccination. No Medical History information was reported. On 04-May-2021, the patient received first dose of mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) 1 dosage form. On 04-May-2021, the patient experienced CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURY (Brain trauma) (seriousness criteria hospitalization, disability, medically significant and life threatening), LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out) (seriousness criteria hospitalization, disability and medically significant), FALL (Fell on cement floor) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and medically significant), EPISTAXIS (Bleeding from nose) (seriousness criterion hospitalization) and SPEECH DISORDER (Could talk but not rational) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and disability). In May 2021, the patient experienced CONFUSIONAL STATE (Confused) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and disability). On an unknown date, the patient experienced BRAIN OEDEMA (Brain Swelling) (seriousness criteria hospitalization, disability, medically significant and life threatening), SKULL FRACTURE (Multiple skull fractures) (seriousness criteria hospitalization, disability, medically significant and life threatening) and MOVEMENT DISORDER (trouble picking things up and raising his legs) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and disability). The patient was hospitalized from 04-May-2021 to 20-May-2021 due to BRAIN OEDEMA, CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURY, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS and SKULL FRACTURE. The patient was treated with Surgery (On 07-May-2021, right part of skull was removed surgically to control brain swelling.) for Brain oedema; Surgery (On 08-May-2021 surgery was performed to remove multiple skull fractures.) for Skull fracture; Rehabilitation therapy for Confusional state; Rehabilitation therapy for Movement disorder and Rehabilitation therapy for Speech disorder. At the time of the report, CRANIOCEREBRAL INJURY (Brain trauma), BRAIN OEDEMA (Brain Swelling), SKULL FRACTURE (Multiple skull fractures), CONFUSIONAL STATE (Confused) and SPEECH DISORDER (Could talk but not rational) was resolving, LOSS OF CONSCIOUSNESS (Passed out) had resolved, FALL (Fell on cement floor) and EPISTAXIS (Bleeding from nose) outcome was unknown and MOVEMENT DISORDER (trouble picking things up and raising his legs) had not resolved. The action taken with mRNA-1273 (Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine) (Intramuscular) was unknown. On 26May21 patient moved to a rehabilitation facility where he still remains 9Jun21. He awoke on 17May21 but was still confused. He is now making good progress and can now walk and talk but needed therapy to relearn these. He will need out patient therapy when they release him. He still requires surgery to replace bone flap and has to wear a helmet. The goal is that he will be normal in 6 months but he is still having trouble picking things up and raising his legs. No concomitant medications provided. No treatment information provided. Limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time and a causal relationship cannot be excluded. It is unclear what caused the LOC and fall that appears to have resulted in the skull and brain injuries and resulting symtoms; Sender's Comments: Limited information regarding the events has been provided at this time and a causal relationship cannot be excluded. It is unclear what caused the LOC and fall that appears to have resulted in the skull and brain injuries and resulting symtoms

I've been getting bloody noses a lot (at least every three days, and sometimes 3 or 4 times a day). The bleeding also lasts much longer than I've had before, and will sometimes soak entirely through a tissue or two before stopping.

Patient fainted while waiting in the seating area after the vaccine was administered. Paramedics were called and took patient to hospital for further testing and evaluation

After the first day, I started to have minor arm pain at the injection site. I periodically used and ice pack and I took some advil. 2 days later, I woke up several times in the middle of the night with chest pain and shortness of breath. I felt paralyzed and just went back to sleep a few times. Around 6am, I woke up and changed to sleeping in a chair in a sitting position as I felt a little less pressure on my chest while doing so. After I finally woke up a couple of hours later, my symptoms were more bearable although I did still feel chest pressure and slight shortness of breath, it did not seem like an emergency any more. These symptoms continued on into the next couple of days and started to go away with time.

Felt nausea, dizziness, Felt something in throat, after couple of minutes, At mention of throat 911 was called, EMS arrived less than 5 minutes, observed, took blood pressure, checked pulse, blood oxygen checked. Ems said he looked pale, continued to observe patient for about 30minutes, Mention of patient possibly experiencing panic attack, had history of in past. He was feeling fine by then, no need to go to hospital. Police followed him home. I called patient at 3:33PM he was home, said throat was fine, he just felt tired, He said he was o k .

Pt. had an adverse reaction approximately 5-10 minutes after recieving immunization. Pt. had a hard to describe reaction that resulted in a mixture between syncope/seizure type reaction with some symptoms of both. Upon further communication it was conveyed to me that the patients ekg was abnormal and they believe he had a undiagnosed cardiac condition that was brought to light from the stress of recieving the vaccine.

The event that I would consider abnormal (couldn't find info about it) was tachycardia. My resting heart beat when I'm falling asleep is pretty low, 50s and 60s, and my heart was pounding. I have a fitbit and checked it, wondering why it felt like I had just drank a pot of coffee, and my heartbeat reached 108 at several points, including while lying in bed trying to sleep. This happened several times that day and I recall calling my doctor's office for advice. I think I was advised to come in if I felt worse or if new symptoms arose. I also experienced: fever (99.2), aches, chills, headache, poor sleep (awake early), fatigue, arm pain and diarrhea. I took Tylenol extra strength and had to go to work as we were shortstaffed and I wasn't given much of a choice. I took some Benadryl to help me sleep and by the 30th, I was a bit tired, but my fever and the other symptoms were gone. I had some arm pain but it wasn't nearly as painful as it was on the 29th. By the 31st I believe all symptoms had resolved

Myocarditis; This spontaneous case was reported by an other and describes the occurrence of MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) in a 30-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. In February 2021, the patient experienced MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) (seriousness criteria hospitalization and medically significant). The patient was hospitalized on sometime in February 2021 due to MYOCARDITIS. At the time of the report, MYOCARDITIS (Myocarditis) outcome was unknown. No concomitant medication was reported. According to the reporter, the patient spent three days in the ICU, however he did return to work at an unknown date. The reporter stated he has since performed his duties. No treatment was reported. Very limited information regarding this event has been provided at this time. Additional information required.; Sender's Comments: Very limited information regarding this event has been provided at this time. Additional information required.

numbing/ pins and needles feeling in hands stated feels change in blood pressure and also fast heartbeat

Systemic: Chills-Medium, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Medium, Additional Details: Pt was brought in by uncle, reported feeling nauseous during 15 min mandatory wait after vaccine administration. Was given a bag and pt decided to sit on the floor to be more comfortable. Then pt fainted for less than 1 min then regained consciousness. Patient was given water and his blood pressure was checked q5-10minutes for a total of 4 blood pressure and heart rate readings for period of 30 minutes. After BP and HR readings were normal, pt reported feeling good and left.

A couple days after the second dose I experienced increased heart rate that would not stop and increased blood pressure. Even while laying and relaxed my BPM was averaging 100-120 (normal rate 60). It was a couple weeks of this when i finally decided to seek medical help. When i did the doctor thought this might be a longer reaction to vaccine, my body still "fighting". She set me up with a monitoring device that i used for the next 1-2 weeks. So this was about a month of elevated heart rate. Towards the end of the month i would experience periods of rest (60bpm) until finally it stayed there.

Patient received his first Moderna COVID vaccination and went and sat down in front of the pharmacy. About 5 minutes after his shot, a woman walking by heard him say he felt like he was going to pass out and caught him as he was falling out of his chair. Staff member heard the commotion and immediately got my attention. I instructed him to call 911 and went out to the patient. As I got to the patient he was beginning to regain consciousness. The woman said the patient had hit his head on the shelving that was behind the chair. I gave him some water and had him stay seated until EMS arrived. EMS checked him out and released him into the care of his family.

I experienced chest pains off and on a week after receiving the vaccine; then, a couple of weeks later and the pain stopped but returned the following week. I went to the ER three or four weeks ago. The ER personnel asked me some questions, took my blood and did a EKG to find out why I was experiencing chest pains. The ER doctor said that I was experiencing heart inflammation as a result of the vaccine (dose 2). I was give a prescription for a 6-day pack of prednisone upon being released from the ER. I am under orders from my PCP to refrain from any rigorous activities until further notice.

After patient got shot was in waiting area for about 12 minutes and patient go up and passed out. EMS was called but patient was conscious before EMS got there patient was examined. His vitals were good and blood sugar was elevated. patient said he had not eaten and also had not taken his metformin for the day. patient was okay and will follow up with his PCP

Patient developed SVT 15 minutes after receiving vaccine. Admitted to ICU. ER presentation: BP: 160/109 heart rate 132. No e/o anaphylaxis or allergic reaction.

Immediate warm rush to my head and body. Heart was beating out of my chest and difficultly breathing. Heart rate spiked to 150 (normal around 55). Hand, legs, and mouth started to go numb. Eventually settled down after about 1 hr. Have not felt normal since which has been 3 days.

After receiving the injection, patient become disoriented. After waiting in the parking lot for 15 minutes, patient developed a few hives, was dizzy, chest was tight, and patient had overall discomfort. Patient went back into the facility and reported to staff and was given Benadryl, which slowly started to help. Patient eventually was able to leave, but symptoms, although got better with the benadryl, was uncomfortable for a while, and chest was tight, with dizziness. Hives went away after ingesting medication.

Headache, Myalgia, Arthralgia, Tachycardia, fever=101.5, large (8x4 cm) wheal at injection site Narrative:

Chills; Fever; Loss of consciousness x 2; GI upset; Diarrhea; Difficulty sleeping; Pallor; Stomach flu; A spontaneous report was received from a nurse concerning a 31-year-old, male patient, who received Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine (mRNA-1273) and experienced loss of consciousness (LOC) x 2, gastrointestinal (GI) upset, diarrhea, difficulty sleeping, pallor, stomach flu, chills and fever. The patient's medical history, as provided by the reporter, included allergy to cefaclor and hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia. Concomitant medications reported included desvenlafaxine succinate, gabapentin and dexlansoprazole. On 23 Dec 2020 at 11:30 am, approximately six hours prior to the onset of the events, the patient received their first of two planned doses of mRNA-1273 (Lot number: 025J20A) intramuscularly in the left arm for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. On the morning of 23 Dec 2020, prior to receiving mRNA-1273, the patient felt "achy". At 5:30 pm, the patient experienced chills, fever to 102, GI upset and diarrhea. At 11:00 pm, the patient reported difficulty sleeping, GI upset, LOC x 2 and pallor. The patient was transported to the emergency room via ambulance. A COVID-19 polymerase chain reaction test and routine labs were collected; however, results were not provided. Treatment for the events included paracetamol, unspecified intravenous (IV) medications, ondansetron and ketorolac tromethamine. The emergency room discharge diagnosis was stomach flu. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not reported. The events, loss of consciousness (LOC) x 2, GI upset, diarrhea, difficulty sleeping, pallor, stomach flu, chills and fever, were considered resolved on 24 Dec 2020.; Reporter's Comments: This case concerns a 31-year-old, male subject with a medical history of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia, who experienced the unexpected events of loss of consciousness (LOC) x 2, gastrointestinal (GI) upset, diarrhea, difficulty sleeping, pallor, and stomach flu, and the expected events of chills and fever. The events of chills, fever occurred approximately 6 hrs. and the events of GI upset, loss of consciousness, difficulty sleeping occurred after 12 hrs. after the first dose of Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine. The time to onset for the events of GI upset and diarrhea were unknown. The reporter did not provide the causality assessment for the events. Due to the temporal association between the LOC and the administration of the vaccine, a causal relationship cannot be excluded, however, the subject's medical history of hereditary hemorrhagic telangiectasia and other concurrent conditions of GI upset, diarrhea, and stomach flu remain as confounders.

dizziness, SOB, fainting - 5 minutes post vaccination. Symptoms resolved without intervention. Taken to the ED for eval.

Pre syncope symptoms - 5-10 minutes after injection: Warmth Turning pale Getting sweaty palms Feeling dizzy or lightheaded Blurred vision Lasted 10 minutes; was observed for 30 minutes, given a snack and drink and slowly began to subside.

Vaccine was given at 1250 pm. Approximately 20 min. after receiving the vaccine patient became general weak accompanied by near syncope, nausea. He was transported to hospital for treatment.

Patient became weak/lightheaded, pale, diaphoretic approximately 10 minutes post vaccination. Full set of vitals obtained. Patient was hypotensive and bradycardic. Rescue called to scene. Symptoms resolved in rescue and patient refused transport against medical advisement.

Patient felt spacey/unable to focus. High BP initially but resolved upon arrival to ER. Symptoms resolved within one hour and patient was discharged from ER.

Shortly after midnight I woke up due to severe body aches, chills, and a fever of 101. I haven?t been able to sleep since then and my fever has spiked as high as 104.5. I?m also experiencing headache, ear aches, mild sore throat, nausea, and chest tightness/pain during deep breathing. No shortness of breath symptoms though. Aleve and Tylenol do not appear to be helping. I feel worse than when I had Covid back in November.

Patient received the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine and during the observation the patient was observed to experience a reaction. Approximately 5 minutes after the vaccine patient experienced warmth, dizziness, weakness, confusion, vision blurred, labored breathing, hypotension, mild nausea. Blood pressure was dropping after first reading from 96/60 to 86/42 at which point a single dose of epi-pen was administered. The patient BP stabilized at 105/83 at the time paramedics arrived and took the patient.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine EUA Fever, Headache, Chills, body convulsions, delirium, confusion, severe fatigue, dyspnea on exertion. Symptoms persisted for about 30 hours. Following recovery of acute symptoms, persistent chest pain is present and is worsened with exertion. Mild soreness is present at the injection site over 1 week later, but is mild and has no significant erythema indicative of allergic response.

Staff member was given a second dose of the covid-19 vaccine around 10:30am on 1/23/2021 about 10-15 minutes after the vaccine was administered the staff member complained of feeling his throat was starting to slightly close and mild chest tightness. Staff member asked for 50mg of Benadryl and that it was administered by mouth. Medical staff monitored staff for another 15-20 minutes and SPO2 saturation was between 97%-98% during staff's complaints and HR was between 80-90. Staff stated that he felt better and stated he would come back if feeling any worse. About one hour after this, staff came back with the complaint that his symptoms were getting worse and his major complaint was chest tightness SPO2 saturation was between 96%-98% and HR was between 90-105. At this time an Epi pen was administered at 11:59am. Staff was then sent to the emergency room for further evaluation.

History of Present Illness: Patient is a 31 y.o. male who is here today for a Gastroenterology Consultation for abdominal pain. He reports abdominal pain began abruptly 6 days ago. The pain is progressively worsened. Pain is from his chest to his testicles. Bilateral flank pain seems to be the worst. He is very tender to touch and it hurts when he walks. He began being jaundice the day after pain onset and presented to ER. CT abdomen showed splenomegaly and he was discharged with close outpatient follow-up. He was prescribed Cipro before that for possible UTI. Of note, jaundice and pain began before starting Cipro. For the past 3 days he has been experiencing fever at home, decreased appetite. Was having diarrhea that is very pale and now having no bowel movements and not able to pass gas. It is also associated with headaches. No indigestion or dysphagia. No alcohol use or illicit drug use. No new medications. Has been tested for Covid multiple times?did just recently get his Covid vaccine. Also tested negative for mono.

Moderna COVID-19 Vaccine. Tiredness and drop in blood pressure drop to 100/63 two days later on Friday 1/22/2021 approximately 54 hours after receiving first dose of Moderna vaccine.

Tuesday night - fever and diarrhea; Wednesday-Saturday - fever and diarrhea persisted quite extensively (Wed and Thursday I had a lot of chills and body aches). Saturdays diarrhea slowed down - and I went to ER - muscles were pushing - I felt my electrolytes were out of whack. I02 degree fever so they gave me Tylenol. They gave me two bags of fluids. My heartrate was in mid 120s when I went in and after fluids it went down to the 70's. I was discharged after that. I was swabbed for COVID - negative. Sunday I was still lethargic and fatigue; diarrhea slowed down quite a bit and I was able to eat some food. Monday I came back to work - not 100% in health but felt better.

Patient reported that the day he received his first Moderna COVID 19 vaccine, he did his glatiramer injection in the evening, and he experienced hives and flushing. Two glatiramer injections later (about 4 days later), he experienced hives and flushing with significant chest tightness and dizziness that caused him to go to the ER.

Symptoms- pale, disphoretic Pt given water and was assissted by two staff members to medical tent. Pt placed in supine psotion with legs elevated. vital signs obtained x2. Pt released by med provider. 30 min observation in good condition

chills, body ache, chest pain, abdominal pain, after two days post vaccine patient decided to go to the ed due to concern for the chest pain. Worked up in ED but nothing of significance found. Will follow with PMD

Gross hematuria with clots. AKI with elevated creatinine to 2.18 (Baseline <1.0). UA with moderate blood, positive nitrite, moderate LE, >50 rbcs Urine lytes WNL, Pr:Cr 3.3, Al:Cr 1,245 C3/C4 WNL US with mildly echogenic kidneys, a nonspecific indicator of medical renal disease.  No hydronephrosis. Thick-walled nondistended urinary bladder. Hgb decreased to 12.9 from 15 Pt underwent a kidney biopsy, pathology is still pending. He received aggressive IVFs and was monitored for 2 days. He was discharged following the kidney biopsy. At that time he was still having hematuria although it was improving and his hemoglobin was stable.

Chest tightness and muscle "twitches" within 15 minutes of receiving 1st does of Moderna COVID-19 vaccine. Evaluated by onsite EMS: 12 lead EKG and vital signs (BP 151/95, HR 88, Resp 20, Pulse ox 96%, normal sinus rhythm). Declined transport via ambulance to hospital. Instructed to follow up with PCP and seek care if chest pressure returned.

31 year old male with of c/o generalized itching 20 minutes post 2nd dose of Moderna Covid vaccine. He was given 50 mg of benadryl injection and his symptoms progress to scratchy throat . Patient premedicated with zyrtec prior to his vaccine. He was given prednisone 60 mg and monitored in clinic for an hour. Patient symptoms resolved and was discharge home. Patient was initially hypertensive and mildly tachycardia and his VS was stable. Patient has a hx of anaphylaxis.

Near Fainting and stiff neck. He was assisted from the chair to the bed and laid down. Vitals monitored for 30 min. No other complaints or reactions. Alert entire time and related to feeling much better after water and the time monitored. He did not want any further assistance and left under his own ability.

Syncope right after injection given. Of note, he has a history of fainting episodes with injections. BP 131/83, pulse 79. Laid on floor with legs elevated. Given water, juice, and crackers. Resolved.

Vaccine was administered without complications. approx 5 mins after vaccine was given, patient reported feeling light headed, feeling like they were going to pass out. Patient was laying down, eyes open but was lethargic, still responding but slow to respond. HR was 47BPM however patient reported he was a runner and normally had a low HR. Blood pressure was 66/44 , patient was pale and diaphoretic. Pt was conscious the whole time, was put in supine position, cold compress applied. Patient denied chills, shortness of breath, difficulty breathing, nausea, chest pain. Pt was monitored, given oral fluids, and within 15 mins after event, vitals returned to baseline, HR remained bradycardic less than 60, no additional treatment was given and patient left after observation around 8:00pm.

within 12 hours had a reaction to include significant shakes and chills. After a period of respite patient developed chest pains, was admitted to hospital on 14FEB, and diagnosed as having had a Type 2 heart attack.

Chief Complaint fever and chills, body aches x 3 days. also complains of intemrittent chest pain since yesterday 02/20/21 10:28 History of Present Illness This is 31 year old male with no significant past medical history. Patient is health care provider and working in surgical center. Patient ha COVID 19 second dose of vaccination on Wednesday and he was feeling sick after that including fever, chills and tiredness. He had chest pain started Thursday and which is in left side of the chest and mostly constant in nature and intensity was up and down and highest intensity was 7/10. No aggravating and relieving factor, denied any shortness of breath, leg swelling. He visited to urgent care and had 12 lead EKG and which showed ST changes in inferior lead and transfer to hospital ER. He is currently having pain about 1/10 intensity. He denied any nausea, vomiting, urinary and bowel symptoms. (sic) Assessment/Plan Chest pain with elevated troponin NSTEMI vs myocarditis post COVID 19 vaccination

Feeling dizzy and pale, felt weak vital signs monitored all WNL, was given water and laid on cot for 15 minutes felt better and left on own

The patient has a history of vasovagal response to needles sticks, injections, and perhaps to the sight of a needle. In the recovery/observation area, he became pale and lightheaded. His companion asked for help from EMTs stationed in the room. After I spoke with the patient and at my suggestion, the EMTs helped the patient onto a gurney so he could recline and recover. The patient was fine after 15 minutes, declined further care, and walked out of the room in the company of his companion.

I was called by COVID vaccine observation staff at approximately 11:57AM to respond to patient who was reported to be diaphoretic, pale, and retching 15-20 minutes after having received one dose of Moderna COVID vaccine. Vital signs before my arrival were: 11:55AM BP 97/52 HR 75 Patient states history of diabetes, hypertension, anxiety, panic attacks, and pulmonary embolism and is on Xanax prn, Xarelto, an ace-receptor antagonist and an insulin pump. States consumed about 12oz of water and a pop tart in the morning. Physical assessment: Alert oriented to person, place, time and situation. Gait normal Firm bilateral hand grips Radial pulse 2+ bilaterally EOMS intact and PERRLA Lung sounds clear in all lobes S1 and S2 ascultated. Advised patient to consume 2L of water before leaving clinic. Advised to stay additional 30 minutes for observation with blood pressure to be repeated at 5 minute intervals until blood pressure turns to normal range. 12:05PM BP 162/94 HR 95 12:10PM BP 134/51 HR 100 Gave emergency warnings to go to ER if experiences additional adverse reactions after returning home (shortness of breath, chest pain, etc.) Diagnosis: Vasovagal syncope in response to vaccine

I was instructed to wait 15 minutes after shot in case of allergic reaction. About half an hour after shot, or 15 minutes after departure from clinic, I experienced intense shortness of breath for a few seconds and increased heart rate.

Patient was on waiting area after vaccine administration, when suddenly he stood up and voice to that he was feeling lightheaded. We proceeded to seat him down and loosen his clothing and provide cold packs on his head and neck. While seated, loss consciousness for 30-60 seconds. Nurses were working, one taking Vital Signs, one holding his head and the last one was talking to Soldier and asking to express symptoms. While working with patient, doctor came to further asses.

Patient, Patient's wife, and Pharmacist were in immunization room talking post vaccination when after a few minutes the patient stated "I don't feel very good, it's happening." and his eyes rolled backwards. Patient was sitting and did not fall. Patient came to about 20 seconds later. Patient was helped to the ground and 911 was called. Patient was sweating, dizzy, and pale. EMT's arrived and took patient's vitals which were all normal. Patient told EMT's that this often happens post immunization and even when just visiting the doctor. Patient recovered and EMT's concluded patient did not need additional treatment. Patient left on his own accord with his wife.

Patient was lying horizontal in his chair, he had lost consciousness in what appeared to be a syncopal episode. Patient was safely moved to the floor by healthcare team. Patient regained consciousness and appeared to be confused, sweaty, hot, and pale. Patient was assisted to gurney, laying flat with feet elevated until he reported his dizziness, light-headedness was resolved. patient accepted a water and snack. His color returned to his face. Patient was then alert and oriented. He was discharged from the clinic.

Patient received vaccine and was fine until after a few minutes. He started to say he felt lightheaded. He placed is head between his knees, he started to sweat and I gave him some water at his request. He sat back and started to get pale and more sweaty, he complained about pain in his arm and neck. He then began to slightly shake and passed out. He was awoken very quickly by his wife who was standing in front of him. We kept talking to him and I checked his pulse and called 911. After about 30 minutes he was feeling much better and did not need to go to the hospital. His vitals were strong and he walked out on his own. I contacted him 3 hours later and he was resting but feeling fine.

pt c/o slight headache, distorted vision, nausea, elevated heart rate, pallor and sweating. symptoms appeared and went away in a duration of about 5 minutes.

Approximately 5 minutes after patient was vaccinated patient stood up and warned to staff technician that they were having a reaction. Patient then slightly stumbled as if they were about to faint. Staff technician caught patient by the arm and staff pharmacist helped bring patient slowly to the ground to lay flat. Patient noted no signs of difficulty breathing, throat closing or other respiratory symptoms. Patient breathing improved per patient once he was down on the floor and noted that while he was fallling he slightly lost consciousness. Local Fire department came to the scene and assessed patient's blood pressure and pulse oximetry. Patient BP remained stable at 115/81 while both laying flat, sitting on a chair, and standing up straight upon firefighter instruction. Paramedics were cancelled and patient opted and signed to drive himself home. Staff pharmacist persuaded patient to stay another 10 minutes after firefighters left to be monitored.

blood clot; Fever; sick feeling; chills; nausea; night sweats; A spontaneous report was received from a healthcare professional concerning a 31-year-old, male patient who received Moderna's COVID-19 vaccine (mRNA-1273) and experienced sick feeling/illness, chills, nausea, night sweats, blood clot/thrombosis, and fever/pyrexia. The patient's medical history included Cystic Fibrosis and only has half of their liver. No relevant concomitant medications were reported. On 26-JAN-2021, prior to the onset of the events the patient received their first of two planned doses of mRNA-1273 (lot/batch: unknown) intramuscularly for prophylaxis of COVID-19 infection. On 26JAN2021, the patient began experiencing symptoms including sick feeing, chills, nausea, and night sweats. The patient had blood clot and fever on 21-FEB-2021. Patient was admitted into the hospital on 22-FEB-2021 and discharged on 26-FEB-2021. He received the following tests while in the hospital: MRI, Bone Density, and LABS. Treatment of the events included Eliquis. Action taken with mRNA-1273 in response to the events was not reported. On 25 Feb 2021 the outcome of event, fever was resolved. The outcome of events, sick feeling, chills, nausea, night sweats, blood clot were 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 event, a causal relationship cannot be excluded.

Pt was received the vaccine on 3/11, mom called on 3/26 to report that patient had been sick for 2 weeks. His symptoms include dizziness, Fever up to 104.9, severe cough and sore throat, elevated blood sugar. Pt's mom also reported that the pt was able to walk prior to the vaccine and since then isn't able to walk on his own. She informed us that the pt's dr decided that he is not a good candidate for the 2nd vaccine.

4:58 pm -Patient in monitoring area, in vehicle, spoke to monitoring nurse, stated was doing fine. 5:03 pm patient honked horn, stated wasnt feeling well, felt like he was going to pass out. Patient was pale, cool and clammy to touch. While attempting to recline patient, he passed out. Reclined patient in seat of his car. Blood pressure not detectable. Lung sounds clear to auscultation. RR 10. Sternal rub, client came around, still not feeling well, cool moist cloth applied, client stated he had never had that happen before after getting shots. 5:07- B/P 110/72, P41, pulse ox- 97% on Room air. Less than 5 minutes later, client began feeling like he was going to pass out again, 911 called. Client oriented X3. Monitored client continuously. Paramedic from another section of clinic came to location to help with patient. Called client's wife to inform. 5:19 -Ambulance arrived. Care handed of to EMS.

Staff member reported headache, pain at injection site, dizziness, fatigue, and palpitations (stated his heart felt like it was skipping beats)

I woke up to my heart racing mildly, very cold, headache and marked nausea. Symptoms onset 11 hours after injection,.

Chest pain / Heart pain (localized to left side of chest). Most intense the day after the shot, but still continuing 8 days later. Was constant at first, at the 8th day it only comes on after physical activity, but does not subside for hours.

Site: Bruising at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Allergic: Anaphylaxis-Severe, Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Breathing-Mild, Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Swallowing, Throat Tightness-Mild, Systemic: unconscious not responsive-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: Pt. unconscious, not responsive fell off his seat on face

vaso event after shot. Pt with no history of issues with injections. After waiting 15 mins, stood up to leave and felt wea; had near syncope event and was evaluated for vaso event. There was no food intake; given water and advised to hydrate prior to 2nd dose. 09:51-Bp-115/82 p 74 Resp 12; 10:00a-118/73 P 66 resp 12; 10:10 BP 112/76 P 62 Resp 12. Pt released to father. Pt was evaluated by on-site NRP.

Fever, chills, muscle pain, injection site pain, fatigue, general malaise, muscle weakness, mild chest pain. Most symptoms appeared around 10 hours after injection. Rest, fluids, tylenol No improvement with those treatments

At approximately 9:00 PM (roughly 11.5 hours after vaccination) I became extremely light headed with slurred speech. I experienced tunnel vision and dizziness. My face turned white, and my lips were a blue color. I sat down immediately, which improved my condition temporarily. But, within 2 minutes I began experiencing tunnel vision and dizziness again while sitting upright. I laid down on my back and elevated my legs. My vision returned and but I remained dizzy and pale. I experienced some numbness and tingling in my extremities. My wife attached a fingertip pulse oximeter to my finger at this time (we did not have a tool to check blood pressure on hand). My blood %SpO2 read between 95 and 98% and pulse ranged from 95 to 101 bpm. I did NOT experience: difficulty breathing, swelling of the airway, nor itching. Since I was not having difficulty breathing, and my symptoms seemed to indicate low blood pressure or potentially low blood sugar I decided to wait it out and see if my symptoms worsened. While laying on the floor, I consumed a glass of milk and a few oreo cookies, hoping to counter hypoglycemia (if that's what was going on). After approximately 15 minutes my condition began to improve - I could sit up slightly with only mild dizziness and color began returning to my face. After approximately 30 minutes, I was able to stand and walk to my couch and lay down. After around an hour, I was feeling almost back to normal with only a slight dizziness and tiredness remaining. 12 hours after the adverse event (24 hours post vaccination) I feel okay, slightly lightheaded but generally fine. I intend to call a doctor and discuss if any further tests are necessary.

Patient had syncopal episode and fell from seated position in a chair. Patient lost consciousness and had a bloody nose. EMS Standby assisted patient and took vital signs on patient. Vital signs and 4 lead EKG were taken and found to be within normal limits for the patient. The patient stated he has history of syncopal episodes after receiving vaccines/injections. 911 was called for the local fire/rescue department to transport the patient to the hospital.

Pt received vaccine pulled into recovery had dazed blank stare , became pale and very diaphoretic. - LOC - SOB -N/V. Left Deltoid site benign - redness - swelling. Trmt: VS 110/52, HR 58, resp 16 reg, non labored, SpO2 99% (pt stated he regularly has low HR and BP) Ice to back of neck, gave water for hydration, reclined seat (refused to come to cot to lie down wanted to stay in vehicle). Changed monitor time to 30 min. provided reassurance. After 15 min pallor and diaphoresis subsided. Pt stated he felt much better. Advised to let passenger drive home he agreed. OK'd to exit after 30 min.

Approximately 10 mins. after receiving vaccine, the patient started c/o feeling warm and cold at the same time, headache, dizziness, confusion and hands feeling heavy. Patient stated that he is allergic to Benadryl. Assessment: Person was alert and responsive to questioning. Patient denied of mouth and neck swelling. None noted. Patient denied of SOB or trouble breathing. Noted facial redness and perfused sweating. Nail-beds pink, resp. 24 with deep breathing off/on. Trembling noted while checking pulse 92. Manual fan blown in face. 911 notified. Ambulance arrived 10:45 am. B/P 142/90, P 104 and O2 Sat 99 %. Patient continue to c/o confusion and hands feeling heavy. Patient called wife on cell phone with a little difficulty in dialing cell phone. Wife spoke with patient and also EMT. Decision was made per patient and wife that he should go to the ER for evaluation. 11:20 am Patient was transported per stretcher to Hospital per ambulance for evaluation. 10:55 am Arrived at hospital per ambulance. Assessment started per CRNP with IV (NS bolus-1000 ml), Radiology (ECG Tracing/EKG) and Labs (BMP; CBC with Diff./Creatine Kinase/Troponin T). All procedures and labs within normal range. Discharged 04/01/2021 1:54 pm with diagnosis of Dizzy and Near Syncope.

0800 - Experienced very mild common symptoms (tiredness, headache, muscle pains, and chills) while sitting at a desk. 0830 - Previous symptoms worsened. New symptom, nausea, appeared while still sitting at the same desk. 0840 - Fainted after standing up to use restroom. Consciousness and strength returned almost immediately after event. 0845 - Most symptoms dissipated except for lingering tiredness and slight headache (not due to fall).

Vasovagal reaction. Has a history of fainting with blood draws. Patient alert, oriented and left event on own accord. VS stable

pt was in and out of fainting was given water and a granola bar..pt had white lips and vison blurry hasn't eaten since breakfast no hx of fainting in the past

So I got the vaccine on January 23rd and the Sunday following I started noticing I was getting very dizzy I went to the ear doctor they said it was not my inner ear so I went to a heart doctor and they did a tilt table test and the tilt table suggested orthostatic hypotension. The heart doctor did alot of heart tests and the heart is good. My vision was blurry with constant headaches went to an eye doctor and I have onset strabismus in my right eye and then I went to a neurologist because the tips of my toes were numb . The heart doctor has me on fludrocortisone and metropolol because my heart rate was very high all the time ever since the vaccine it was stuck at 130 to 150 beats per minute no matter if I was resting or sitting. My pupils oscillate and ever since the adverse reaction started I have had pupillary athetosis or hippus. Horrible brain fog can't think clearly or sleep well insomnia came with all of this as well. I go to the mayoclinic, because dysautonomia is expected.

Sever chest pain following morning which was Jan 23rd 2021. Went to hospital and was told it was just a strong response to the vaccine since I had covid-19 on Dec 10th.

No symptoms during the 15 minute waiting period after the vaccine. Started to appear at around 7:30pm according to patients wife. Patient experienced sweating, fast heart rate (140bpm according to wife). The called 911, went to the emergency room. Wife reported patient had seizures in ER.

Patient received vaccine and was asked to move to observation area. Shortly after sitting down the patient came back to pharmacy counter and stated he was feeling dizzy. Just as the pharmacist was telling him to sit back down he fainted and fell on the floor. He recovered rather quickly (matter of seconds?) and tried to sit up right away. Pharmacist asked him to stay on the floor for a moment, the store's first responder (MIC) was called over to pharmacy. After a minute of sitting on floor the patient got up on his own accord and transferred to a nearby chair. His BP was taken twice per emergency protocol of pharmacy. Patient initially appeared calmmy and BP was 132/81, pulse 44, respirations 18 at 12:25p. BP was 142/89, pulse 48, respirations 16 at 12:35. Patient was given both a water and a Gatorade while he was seated. Patient stated he had not eaten anything yet for the day. Patient was repeatedly offered medical services (i.e. "Do you want a medic? Do we need to call an ambulance?") The patient repeatedly refused any further medical treatment. After further observation patient was able to stand, check out at the pharmacy and left the store on his own accord.

None immediate. No negative reaction to first dose (3/17/21). Swelling: 6 hours following second dose (4/14/21), noticed swelling on lower lip. Swelling continued overnight and through morning of 4/15. Took Benadryl around noon 4/15 and swelling receded by evening. Rib/back/chest pain: Around 11:30pm on date of injection, had strong acute pain around lower rib cage. No difficulty taking breaths but pain was intense for about 30 minutes. Hives: Woke up morning of 4/16 with hives on lower back. By 11am, hives continued to spread to hips, neck, under arms, chest, belly. Sought treatment at urgent care at 12pm and received steroid injection. Took 1 Zyrtec around 1 pm on doctor?s orders. Also applied some triamcinolone acetonide cream on some spots, not on doctor?s orders (he?d leftover from old prescription). Hives continued to get worse until about 3:30pm, have since steadily subsided.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Additional Details: Patient fainted while waiting 15 mintues after vaccination. Responded immediately upon shoulder touch and vocal prompting. Indicated history of fainting post vaccination. 911 was called, paramedics deemed no further follow-up was needed. patient left 15 minutes later showing no symptoms

Sore arm at injection site, continuing through next day. Low grade fever/chills about 12 hours after injection. Significant dizziness, lightheadedness, headache and short fainting episode about 16 hours after injection, then mild headache and body ache throughout the rest of the day.

Severe headache, chills/sweats, flu like weakness and aches, back ache, tinitus/ear ache, light headedness/blood pressure drop upon standing

Patient got dizzy after 5 minutes of getting shot, had syncope episode and fell to ground. Patient was very pale and sweaty afterwards.

Elevated heart rate (tachycardia) most of the day. Heart rate while reclined and resting was approximately 105-110 bpm for a few hours. This was accompanied by mild fever (100.4-100.7) and patient took Acetaminophen at approximately 7:45pm. Fever and Tachycardia improved over the course of the next 3-4 hours. With a temperature of 99.6 and heart rate while resting approximately 95 bpm last measures before sleep. Heart rate still slightly elevated the next day with mid-80s bpm while resting. No chest pains or shortness of breath throughout. Heart rate was measured nearly constantly via a Fitbit smart watch.

Patient with no significant PMHx complained of a non radiating left sided chest pain 15 min after the vaccine injection. he rated the pain as 3/10 and "needle poking like". he had been fasting since 5:00 a.m and admitted to acid reflux some time after breaking his fast. he also complained of some nausea but no vomiting and tingling of his right arm. He denied dizziness, palpitation and shortness of breath. On physical exam he was alert and oriented X3 with normal heart s1/s2 heart sounds. his lung sounds were clear bilaterally. capillary refill was less than 2 seconds There was no sign of redness, flushing/urticaria on skin exam His vitals were BP 136/88, HR 74, SpO2 97% a few minutes later he started complaining of shortness of breath and tingling sensation in his throat. the shorteness of breath improved with the removal of his two layered masks. He was then give 50 mg of Benadry and EMS was activated. They arrived at 5: 26, gave the patient 324 mg of aspirin and he was transported to ED.

Patient was walking around the store after the shot. He wasn't feeling well within about 10 minutes so sat down and then fainted. He came to quickly, but then kept fainting maybe 3 times. He was extremely pale/gray and sweating profusely. He was very groggy whenever he came to. We called the paramedics with in a few minutes of him fainting initially.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Head pain from hit his head to the shelf-Medium, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Mild, Systemic: Weakness-Mild, Additional Details: Patient was resting in the observation area after getting his 1st shot. He fainted and hit his head on the shelf. Patient's main concern is the head pain from his head trauma. His wife will take him to the hospital for head scan. Wife will follow up with the store with his condition.