Pfizer

Vaccine was given at 3pm. At 4:30pm patient had a tight chest so he used his inhaler. At 8:30pm he went into anaphylaxis---red from head to toe, swollen hands and feet, could not move fingers or toes, lips blue and swollen. He was transported to the ER.

Patient described feeling thirsty, then threw up immediately after. he reported feeling better afterward.

Fever of 102.2 began 27 hours after the shot. Extremely sore arm, hurts to move it. Headache. Dry eyes. Fatigue - extremely tired, took a 3 hour nap. Cold - not chills, just cold in general. Gave motrin, but fever is still at 102.0 nearly 3 hours later.

5 minutes after receiving the injection his mouth was itching. 7 minutes after his throat started closing up. 8 minutes after the pharmacist gave him one Benadryl and at 9 minutes 911 was called. He was given meds and oxygen then taken to the emergency room where he was monitored for 4 hours.

Patient turned pale, felt foggy head, couldn't hear for a while. After laying down and drinking some water he felt better and gained back color.

Patient received the vaccination at 1148. A few minutes after receiving the vaccine the patient became faint. The patient was placed in Trendelenburg, drank juice and remained laying for 20 minutes. VSS at 1103 when patient sat up. Patient did experience dizziness or blurred vision upon sitting upright. After sitting for several minutes his blood pressure was 100/59.

26 minutes after receiving the vaccine patient complained of headache, weakness of limbs and visual disturbances. Had not eaten or drank fluids since 12noon today. Given water and a belvita cracker which he consumed without issue. Continued to monitor VS were stable (BP 118/76 and pulse 106) and pulse ox 98%. When symptoms continued past 1 hour with no significant improvement EMS were called and patient was transported to the Emergency Room.

The patient received the first dose of pfizer, then waited in the pharmacy waiting room for 15 minutes. Once the patient left and went home the patient caregiver said his eyes, face and lips swelled. Though his breathing was okay. The patients caregiver thinks the patient may be allergic to PEG.

PT was sitting with guardian and started to have seizure like activity for him which consists of audible and visual auras and Right arm twitching. This lasted about 1 min. Once we got him into a dark room he started having slurred speech and Left sided weakness that lasted about a min. He was A&OX1. Pt had a right sided slant in his eyes. His pupils were dilated to a 9 and were equal and non reactive. he became sluggish and kept starring off to the right side. This lasted about 2 mins and 45 sec. His pupils returned to 6 and were equal and reactive and he became less lethargic. He started to complain of a head ache. At 1302 he stated that he stated tapping his face and trying to speak. He began to have a right sided glance again and his pupils dilated to an 9 again and we equal and non reactive. he did not respond to his name. This lasted for almost 2 mins. He then stated he was foggy and his pupils returned back to a 6 and were equal and reactive. He was struggling to find sounds in the room. His Vital signs were initial B/p 138/98 resp 22 HR-78. at 1320 his B/P was 128/68 Resp 20 HR 80. Pt was transported by EMS for medical evaluation by his neurologist.

sees black, was dizzy, blurriness, clammy skin, diaphoretic. Apple juice, Grahm crackers, icepack, fan air-- felt better, having whole conversation, no complaints 18: 50 --84,16, 82/42, 18: 58-- 86/58, 99, 16, 98% monitored for 30 minutes, walked out of clinic with parent in stable condition give juice, icepack-- better no meds, no previous fainting episode

sees black, dizzy, blurriness, clammy skin, diaphoretic 84,16, 82/42 86/58, 99, 16, 98% given juice, icepack-- felt better no meds, no previous fainting episode

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Additional Details: Extreme lightheadedness, patient said vision went black

Severe vomiting and diarrhea, & dry heaves, which ruptured blood vessels under eyes & bruising under eyes for over 12 hours. Luckily it let up before having to take him in to the Emergency Room for treatment to stop the vomiting & diarrhea.

he took second dose of Pfizer Vaccine on Friday evening (6/4/2021 around 5.30 pm) and following day (Saturday 6/5/2021) he had fever of around 101 degrees and he took tylenol and it made him better. on 6/6/2021 he woke up he had swollen eyes, see below picture.Just wanted to let you know that this might be an allergic reaction to the vaccination so it can be recorded. He does not have any fever (his current body temperature is 97.7) and is able to breathe normally.- family called patient's uncle who is a physician, instructed to give Claritin in AM & PM 6/6/2021, on 6/7/2021 eyes still slightly swollen but improved

On 6/6 at 4pm, pt received 2nd dose of Pfizer COVID vaccine. He felt fine that night, but the next day (Monday) woke up with a headache, which was resolved by ibuprofen 200mg. 5 hrs later, headache returned. In total, he took 3 doses of ibuprofen 200 mg that day. On Tuesday, he went on a field trip for school, during which he walked for a total of 40 min. He also went to football practice, where he did weight training and conditioning for 1 hr. He experienced no chest trauma during practice. He tolerated exercise with no dyspnea on exertion and felt perfectly normal, but when he returned home, his mom felt that he appeared unwell and his face and eyes looked swollen. At 9 pm, headache recurred but responded to ibuprofen 200 mg. This morning (Wednesday), he woke up in the early morning complaining of difficulty breathing and orthopnea. Dyspnea was improved by propping head up on more pillows. He also had headache again and received another ibuprofen 200 mg before going to the ED. Denies fever, malaise, muscle aches, chest pain, syncope, dyspnea on exertion, palpitations, URI symptoms, sore throat, cough, diarrhea, abdominal pain, vision changes, dizziness currently or since receiving the vaccine. He still endorses orthopnea but it has been improving. No recent illnesses, sick contacts, new environmental exposures, or travel recently. Admitted to Cardiac Step down with concern for troponin leak, peak at 29. Cardiac MRI confirmation of myocarditis

2nd dose of Pfizer COVID vaccine in the am on 6/9/21. Facial edema to the lips and periorbital region starting at 1400. No evidence of anaphylaxis on arrival to the ER at 2000. Pt given Benadryl 50mg and Dexamethasone 10mg with mild improvement of edema. Pt discharged home with Benadryl and epipen.

Patient woke up at 5 am the morning after receiving the shot and was talking about things that weren?t there. He was asking for ammo and saying everything was moving so fast and that we were all in a line and no one would give him ice water. His heart was beating really fast. His temperature was 98.4. He was shivering and sweating. This lasted about 2 hours and then he fell asleep. Today he remembers everything that he said and that happened.

Eyes dilated, limited vision, limited hearing then threw up. Felt better after throwing up. 12:25 pm 6/12/21

My son reported eye hurt on 6/13 afternoon, lasting about 30-45 min, then the pain moved to the nose for about another 45 min. Then both the eye and the nose pain were gone. He was having a headache and a fever at about 100.3 for the afternoon and night. He is all better today, no more side effect.

48 hours after the first dose COVID-19 vaccine, patient had congestion, cough, daily to every other day heavy nose bleeds, and loss of taste and smell. The cough and congestion lasted about 4 days, the nose bleeds lasted 4 to 5 days, and the loss of taste and smell lasted 14 days.

After the shot given by (tech), within a few minutes the patient felt dizzy, blurred vision, then stomach felt irritated and patient started to throw up. At this moment when I saw the patient, he also had nose bleeding. While sitting, then patient stood up and was then asked to stay on sitting position. Soon patient stopped throwing up and right away felt much better. Within 15 minutes of observation patient return to normal and felt fine. The patient had breakfast right before the shot.

Mother of PT states her son started showing symptoms on 06-14-2021 after his second dose. Mother of PT states her son had upper respiratory symptoms, such as congestion, fever of 101.6 and ear pain. PT mother states her so was evaluated by his pediatrician who performed a Covid test which was negative. Mother of PT states her son still continues to have upper respiratory infection, but his symptoms are improving.

12 year old male during observation of second dose Pfizer complains of double vision and denies any other symptoms including SOB, chest pain, palpitations, or difficulty breathing. Mother onsite denies any medical history of allergies. Vital signs taken BP 126/78, HR 120, R 17, Pulse Ox 98%. Patient states only had one glass of water and had field day at school and admitted to feeling exhausted. Patient was given water and observed for 15 minutes, Vital signs take BP 124/91, HR 120, R 17 Pulse Ox 98% and states has "floaties" in vision. EMS called for no improvement of vision changes and elevated resting heart rate. Patient left site via EMS

Pt states that they are having a hard time seeing. Pt noted to be diaphoretic and c/o N/V within 5mins of vaccination. @15:07 BP 84/39, HR 69-73, RR 20 -- > @1515 111/64, 74, 20, Temp 97.7 and 99% on RA. Pt given H2O, juice, and crackers. Pt states that they have a hx of anxiety w/ vaccines. Did not take any PO intake since the AM (vaccination @ 15:05). By 1515, pt states that they are feeling better. Advised pt to take next vaccine in observation room. Pt stable and released from the vaccination site @1535 w/ father. Pt was ambulating, speaking in full sentences.

On 06/17/21 patient complained of right eye pain and light sensitivity. It was not better the next morning. Took him to Eye Center. He was diagnosed with inflammation of the corneas and prescribed steroidal eye drops.

Received 2nd dose of vaccine on 6/19/2021, left ear started feel muffling when hearing sound the next morning . Symptom got worse on the third day. Went to see pediatrician on that same day. Checked hearing, which was fine. Doctor couldn't find out why. Was told to wash nose for a couple of days and went back to the office if symptom did not get better in one week. Washed nose once with Sinus Rinse. Symptom got better on day five and completely recovered on day six. Also, on day five (6/23/2021), found a dime sized ulcers on the left side scalp of his head about one and half inches above his left ear. The ulcers seemed healing today, so he will not go to see doctor for that. He did not do anything different and never had that issue before. These were not listed as potential side effects and scared me. Think he will be fine. Wish some one could alert me ahead of time.

Had the vaccine on Saturday and on Tuesday afternoon, felt very dizzy, became very pale, had chest pain, pressure in chest and couldn't take a deep breath, vision kept moving in and out, had to sit down, felt very hot and cold at the same time and was actually sweating and feeling chills. Took it easy for the next 4-5 days and just stayed home and in bed. When it got really bad, took a dose of ibuprofen. The symptoms slowly got better and disappeared. Took about three doses of ibuprofen total over a few days. Talked to our pediatrician a week later who said we should report this.

He says he woke up and couldn?t smell anything or feel textured with his fingers. He then threw up and got a headache and has a fever of 103.2.

Patient passed out about 3 minutes after receiving the vaccine. Patient was seated and rolled forward then his whole body stiffened backwards. The eyes rolled back then he started to slowly come to.

After 2 hours swelling around entire left eye. Called doctor who said to go to ER. At ER continued to swell. Gave Benadryl which helped. Took Benadryl for 2 days.

My kid reported both jaws pain in early morning on 8 July and he woke up with pain. I gave him Ibuprofen 200 mg 1 tablet after 1-2 hrs he feel relaxed. He got first dose of Pfizer vaccine on 6th July at 2 30 PM at Kroger Pharmacy

pt complained of getting dizzy and having trouble seeing when talked to him after. patient had parent with him (father) pt was nervous. got vaccine and left room. father said he looked very pale and then pt sat down and started to throw up. patient wasn't hospitalized. mild redness at injection site. left the premises after 15 to 02 minutes feeling fine.

Systemic: Allergic: Swelling of Face / Eyes / Mouth / Tongue-Mild, Additional Details: occurred about 1 hour after patient left store after receiving vaccine, mother gave benadryl, symptoms improved

Ear infection requiring cefdenir antibiotic Also concerns about heart ekg. Being referred to cardiologist

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Seizure-Mild, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Additional Details: Patient began feeling light-headed and dizzy about 1-2 minutes after receiving vaccine while sitting in obs. area. Was given water which helped for a little and then shortly after that patient began lightly shaking- looked almost like a seizure and his eyes rolled back for 3 seconds. Came back to consciousness after 5 seconds- stayed on chair whole time never hurt himself just a vagal reaction to vaccine. Paramedics were called to examine him and brought him to hospital for monitoring with mom.

Face Swelling to 3 times it?s size with painful rash Left Eye swelled shut and couldn?t open Slight rash on upper left arm

The patient felt fine right after getting the vaccine. He and his family went to go walk around the store and were about to leave when the mother reported that he "couldn't see" (approximately 15 minutes after the vaccination). The family sat him down and we got the patient a bottle of water to drink. He felt fine afterwards within a few minutes.

tiredness; weakness; head is burning; fatigue; drooling; hives; itching; redness; gained weight since the vaccine; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient's mother). A 12-years-old male patient received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, formulation: Solution for injection, Lot Number: ER8729; Expiration Date: 31Jul2021) via an unspecified route of administration, in left arm on 27May2021 (at the age of 12-years-old) as dose 1, single for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included patient had an allergic reaction to penicillin before. The patient's concomitant medications were not reported. The patient had a meningitis vaccine a month before the covid vaccine. Patient's mother was calling on behalf of her 12 year old son. She stated her son received the first dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine on 27May2021. On 27May2021,6 hours after receiving the vaccine the patient said he was very itchy and had hives on the left side of his chest. At first she thought the patient had poison ivy because it was like 3-4 inches across. The next day the patient said he was itchy when he sat up and it went up onto his neck and cheeks and that's when she realized it was hives. She called the doctor, applied cold compresses to the patient and gave him Benadryl. The hives resolved very quickly, the patient has never had hives or an allergic reaction before. By 2:30 the patient had the Benadryl and you couldn't see the red anymore. The patient could sit up but kept saying it itched and that went on for about 48 hours. You would have to look pretty closely to see the bumps. One week after the patient received the vaccine he was really weak and tired (on 03Jun2021). She stated her son also keeps having episodes of tiredness and weakness. It felt like the patient had been exercising and his legs were tired and his head felt like it was burning (on 03Jun2021). The patient's temperature was 97.7. The patient laid down and he slept pretty hard, and was drooling, for a couple of hours. When the patient woke up he didn't know where he was, the time or date and within a couple of hours the patient was fine. She didn't think anything of it the first time it happened. This event happened again 2 weeks after the vaccine. The doctor said they symptoms sound like mono but the patient's lymph nodes aren't swollen and he doesn't have a sore throat. The doctor thought the patient was having a delayed immune response to the vaccine because of the timing of it. The doctor said that by 3 weeks this should have resolved. The patient has had 2 mild episodes of this since, but he didn't go to sleep he just laid down. The doctor said to wait to get the second dose, so now it is 4 weeks since the first vaccine. The patient was at the 30th percentile for his height and average for his weight. The patient had gained weight since the vaccine but his mother didn't know if that was related to the vaccine. She was afraid of the patient having myocarditis with the second dose. The patient went to sleep after taking the Benadryl last time and she was afraid that the patient won't be able to tell her if he was having chest pain or problems breathing. She stated if his reaction was just hives she would give him Benadryl but with the risk of myocarditis after being given Benadryl he wouldn't be alert enough to tell her if something was going on with his heart due to him having fatigue as well already. The redness went away within 24 hours and the itching was gone in 48-72 hours. The redness was gone the evening of the 28th. The patient could still see and feel the bumps, the bumps were just white. The patient's head was burning happened the first 2 times he had these events. The patient's temperature was 97.7 and 98.1 fahrenheit when this happened. The other two times the patient said his head burned between his eyes and not like a headache. The doctor said that if the fatigue symptom continued he would recommend doing some blood work but since it has gotten better his mother may take him to an allergist. She thinks that the patient may be allergic to something in the vaccine. she was thinking of taking him to an allergist to see if he was allergic to one of the ingredients in the vaccine. She stated from the list of the ingredients the only ingredient she found that could be linked to the vaccine that could cause an allergic reaction would be PEG. She stated her son never had any allergies to medications or vaccines in the past. She stated she was not sure what advice should be given regarding her son receiving the second dose of the vaccine due to him having an allergic reaction to the first dose and tiredness and weakness. She stated she was not sure of the risks of vaccine versus him not being vaccinated. She would like to know if he should receive the second dose after experiencing side effects with the first dose. Reporter seriousness events was unspecified. Outcome of the events hives and itching recovered on May 2021, redness recovered on 28May2021, event tiredness and weakness was recovering and for other events was unknown.

developed symptoms of intermittent chills, headache, jaw pain, and chest pain 2 days after receiving the shot. The next day went to an emergency room, was transferred to hospital. treated with one dose of IVIG and tylenol which led to resolution of symptoms.

high fevers 104 very swollen tonsils and sore throat extreme tiredness/sleeping constantly Dr. assumed Strep throat and started on Amoxil July 6th. Finished the 10 day course of treatment. Condition worsened and Dr. started on Keflex July19th. No improvement and was seen in urgent care July 21st. Fever of 99.6 at urgent care and heartrate of 132 and very lathargic and weak.. It is determined that he has mono. He has had mono before but it is explained that possibly the vaccine triggered it to be reactivated in his system. He is on steroid as of July 21st to try to decrease the inflammation.

I administered the Pfizer COVID vaccine to the patient at about 2pm. I completed the vaccine, put the used syringe into the sharps container, grabbed the bandage, and turned back toward the patient. As I did this, he started slumping over in the chair, and his eyes rolled back into his head. I immediately put my arms around him so he wouldn't fall out of the chair. The patient's father was in the room as well and knelt down in from of him. The patient's body spasmed for a few seconds, then he came to but was breathing heavily and starting to sweat. I called to technician in the pharmacy and asked him to call 911 at 2:03pm. I brought the patient a cool cloth and asked a technician to bring some water. The patient's breathing started to slow, but he was nauseous and dizzy. He dry-heaved once, and I put the garbage can in front of him. He slumped over the garbage can for a few minutes. Then he asked to lie on the floor. He seemed to do better lying on the floor. When the EMTs arrived, they attempted to have him sit in the chair again, but his dizziness returned, and he complained of being cold. The EMTs moved the patient to the gurney and transported him to the Hospital for further medical attention.

he had his vaccination at 2:18, sat down in observation and after one minute, he lost consciousness, caught by father, and began having tremors. Woke up after 30 seconds - 1 minute. Helped to wheelchair. Skin was pale, but pt. was alert and oriented x 3, he reported blurry vision prior to incident. Observed on cot for 30 minutes. Given water, vital signs checked, wnl. Pt. left with father, escorted in wheelchair.

ABOUT 10 MINS AFTER SHOT, PT'S MOTHER CAME UP TO PHARMACY COUNTER AND SAID THAT PT WAS HAVING TROUBLE BREATHING. PT HAD SHORTNESS OF BREATH AND FELT LIKE THERE WAS SOMETHING IN HIS THROAT. PT WAS GIVEN A WATER BOTTLE AND 25MG DIPHENHYDRAMINE. AFTER 15-20 MINS, PT REPORTED FEELING A LITTLE BETTER. NO SWELLING IN THE THROAT, NO RASH, NO GI UPSET REPORTED BY PATIENT. PT WAS ABLE TO GET UP AND LEAVE THE PHARMACY.

PATIENT'S PARENT ADVISED TO PHARMACIST PATIENT HAD FAINTING/PASSING OUT SYMPTOMS IN PAST WITH AN HPV VACCINE. PHARMACIST HAD PATIENT REMAIN SITTING AFTER VACCINATION. WITHIN A COUPLE MINS, PATIENT'S MOM FLAGGED DOWN PHARMACIST, REPORTING EXTREME SWEATING, NAUSEA, TROUBLE SEEING. PHARMACIST CALLED 911 AND EMS ARRIVED WITHIN 10 MINUTES TO MONITOR VITALS. PATIENT WAS RELEASED FROM EMS CARE AND ABLE TO WALK/LEAVE PHARMACY WITHOUT AN ISSUE.

Intern administered dose 1 of vaccine in patient's left arm. at 6:45pm. Within 2 minutes patient's eyes started rolling in the back of his head,his face turned pale, started clenching his teeth and making guttural noises. Mother supported patient's head and neck and RPh was called to the immunization room. Patient was placed in supine position. At this time patient had come to but was still looking pale and confused. Offer to call 911 was declined at 6:50pm. Patient's blood pressure was checked-94/58 at 6:50pm. A cold compress was applied to patient and water was offered. Blood pressure was retaken and was 97/68 6:55pm. EpiPen and offer to call 911 was again denied by mother. The color started returning to his face, atient was monitored and blood pressure was taken again-100/68 at 7:08pm. At this time he was able to sit up in a chair. He was then able to walk to our waiting room with assistance and was offered snacks. At 7:20pm blood pressure was rechecked 100/68 and patient and mother were escorted out of our pharmacy.

Patient became very pale eyes rolled behind head and was unable to keep head up. Fainted for a few seconds before waking up again.

After waiting the 15 minute period, we left the vaccination site. 5-7 minutes later patient began coughing and had watering eyes while describing an itchy throat. Itching sensation continued, along with the coughing, intermittently for about 15 - 20 minutes. We had liquid Benadryl in the car and gave patient one dose of the appropriate amount. Symptoms were already beginning to subside when Benadryl was given and Benadryl was precautionary.

Systemic: Confusion-Medium, Systemic: Exhaustion / Lethargy-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Hypotension-Medium, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Medium

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

Patient began feeling lightheaded, describes fuzzy vision and feeling tired about 2mins after vaccination. He requested to lie down. Appeared pale. Assisted to cot by medical staff. Vital signs checked within normal limits. He began to feel better after 5mins. Accompanied by mother who drove him home after 30mins observation.

Patient had a syncopal reaction: skin became hot and clammy, patient was dizzy, upon asking him to repeat a command or do a simple action (like wiggling fingers, lifting arm) he was not responding and his eyes were rolling to the back of his head and would not vocalize (when asked if ok, or what his symptoms were, or if he was having trouble breathing) at which time we called 911 since he was not responding verbally or physically. Had him sit, take off his mask, gave him water to sip, took BP (102/60), within 5 minutes he started to come back around, was able to follow command (wiggle fingers) vocalize that he could breathe fine, and felt that there was water behind his ears. His temperature to touch seemed to start to go back down, and once paramedics arrived they evaluated him and released him as "ok" within 10 minutes.

Code assist called- Pt complaining of dizziness- blurry vision- Took pt's BP and it was 168/120-2nd BP 65/28- RN's and MD's assisted the code and 911 was called.

Patient developed SVT (supraventricular tachycardia) approximately 29 hours after receiving the COVID vaccine. Patient has no prior history of SVT or any other cardiac related events. Patient was engaged in a basketball game when the SVT occurred. Patient has been involved in multiple competitive sports since the age of four without any prior incident related to exercise. He felt like he could not breathe, his heart was racing, he became dizzy, began to lose his vision and I took him to the local fire station for evaluation.

Approximately 5 minutes after receiving first dose of Pfizer, patient became disoriented, eyes began rolling back in the head, loss of skin color, hands tingling, and altered hearing. We administered 25 mg of benadryl and patient began to feel better within 5 minutes. Patient stayed an additional 30 minutes and continued to improve to normal per parents.

His mother was present and told us he had multiple allergies to foods and sulfites, as well as asthma. He used to carry an epi pen but does not currently, also has a history of asthma for which he carries a rescue inhaler. He received the Pfizer vaccine at approximately 9:15am in his left deltoid, and about 2 minutes later Mom notified me and the school nurse that he was starting to get "hives". I noted a localized, small area of erythema on his left upper arm around the bandaid, approximately silver dollar sized, not raised. School RN removed the bandaid. He did not complain of itching and at that time stated he felt like he was breathing fine. The school RN gave him 50mg of Benadryl PO per the mom's request at 0920. The patient was in no distress, breathing and speaking normally. At 0922 he stated he felt like his throat and tongue were swelling, so I had him remove his mask, and asked mom if his lips looked swollen to which she responded "yes". He stated it felt like it was hard to swallow. We placed a pulse ox on the patient and his oxygen saturations were 96-100%, HR 85-90, RR 30. We administered an adult epi pen (0.3mg of epinephrine) into his left lateral thigh at 0923 and had the school office call EMS. The patient remained in no acute distress, and said the swelling in his tongue felt better after the epi, but that his throat still felt swollen. Lungs clear bilaterally, RR remained 24-30, HR 110-115, pulse ox 98-100%, erythema on left upper arm resolved. Fire department arrived at 0935- report given and they checked a pulse ox as well. Patient walked to parking lot to ambulance for transfer to Hospital with mother following behind.

Pt. presented > 24 hours post vaccine with an acute episode of angioedema with lip/tongue/throat swelling that required Benadryl, Prednisone, and Epinephrine x 2 shots. He was transferred from Urgent Care to ER where he continued to improve and was discharged from ER several hours later with Rx for Benadryl and Prednisone.

Was fine the night before. Woke up and his eyelids were swollen and his lips were swollen. Immediately, my wife called Telehealth and described the situation. They said to get him some Benadryl and we gave him that. He also had a headache - we might have give him a Tylenol. With Benadryl - he took four or five doses according to the protocol on the Benadryl. He did not go to school. The next day, he was swollen but not as bad. My wife bought him Claritin and he didn't do anything because he didn't know which to take (Benadryl or Claritin). His swelling went away quite a bit that day without taking anything and he went back on Wednesday -there was still a little bit of swelling but not much. He wasn't feeling great though that whole week. He was still tired and was a bit headachy until Friday or so. Somewhere on the weekend he felt back to himself. He is due for second vaccine this weekend and we aren't going to have him take it then. We're concerned and have decided to hold - the physician said he shouldn't have had a COVID vaccine two weeks before this Pfizer one (he received the Varicella) on the 29th of April- -Dr said it should have been a month or so of waiting still before he had this vaccine after that.

Patient became dizzy/started losing his vision fairly quickly after receiving the vaccine. He kept repeating he couldn't see. He stumbled forward then fell down. Patient did hit his head. Store associate got him up and into a chair and started asking him questions. Mom stated he had just received vaccine. They were not told by the pharmacist on duty to stay to be monitored for 15 minutes after. He did say that he had a headache. Gave the patient some water, had him move his arm around, and monitored patient until pharmacy closed.

Patient reporting foul taste in mouth after vaccine administration. Since vaccine, having trouble eating and drinking because everything tastes rancid. Able to tolerate oranges. Symptom is consistent, unchanged. Has increased water consumption and started a daily multivitamin.

Patient's reported that he had blurry vision about one hour post vaccination and eye pain. The blurry vision subsided but still had slight pain/pressure in his eyes.

Small rash developed near his lip; excessive tiredness; he wasnt able to eat.; This is a spontaneous report from a non-contactable consumer (parent, caregiver). A 13-year-old male patient (reporter's son) received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, lot/batch number unknown) via an unspecified route of administration in May2021 about one week ago at 13 years old at 1st dose, single for COVID-19 immunization. The patient was a special needs child who was non verbal autistic. Concomitant medications were not reported. The patient experienced small rash developed near his lip last Thursday (20May2021) and by the weekend (May2021) he was not able to eat. His mom took him to see hcp and antibiotic cefalexin (CEPHALEXIN) was prescribed which was helping. The patient was having excessive tiredness on May2021 but was unsure if related to covid vaccine. Was it common to have excessive tiredness one week after the covid vaccine? Therapeutic measures were taken as a result of small rash developed near his lip, and he was not able to eat. The outcome of events was unknown. No follow-up attempts are possible; information about lot/batch number cannot be obtained.

Site: Pain at Injection Site-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Weakness-Medium, Additional Details: patient was given 2nd dose of phizer covid 19 vaccine. patient was fine intially and became lifeless and pale after 5 minutes. Patient was disoriented , pale, and complained of blackened vision and huge sound in his ears. paramedics were contacted and patient was arousable. after 15 min patient was ok and documented color restored to complexion. paramedic deducted anxiety due to needles and patient was taken home by parents

Fever - up to 102 - lasted until yesterday - it was back down to normal yesterday. He has had a sore arm - at injection site; the arm also was hard - a lump that was a little bit palpable - which is gone now; - body aches - gone now, chills, difficulty swallowing. He didn't have trouble breathing, but he felt his throat tighten when he swallowed (still has this); upper right abdominal pain - that is the real bad symptom still. His eyes hurt when he moved them around. Fatigue. He's been glued to the couch since Friday. I had given Advil and Tylenol. After the prolonged fever, I eventually called into the doctor's office. The pediatrician said it was common and said to wait it out but seek treatment if it got worse. He is able to eat but is awful nauseous. He is eating what sounds good. The pain stays the same when he eats.

Fever, chills, headache, difficulty hearing starting the night of the shot and so far the next day as well. Given Tylenol every 6 hours.

13 year old male presents with chest pain. Pt describes pain as achy. Pt feeling dizzy "seeing stars" and has headache as well. Aches located on both arms and neck. Chest pain worsens with deep breathing. Neck pain worsens with neck movement. Pt had second dose of Pfizer 2 days ago; parents are concerned because a relative contracted myocarditis 5 days after receiving vaccine. No recent chest trauma. NBNB Vomit 1 month ago. Taking ibuprofen at home. No fever. Differential Diagnosis: flu like illness, post vaccine syndrome, myocarditis, doubt meningitis, myositis. Cardiology consulted, Agrees with workup and add CMV and EBV antibodies as well as enterovirus if elevated troponin. Troponin = 6.84. Will be admitted to CVICU.

On 05-20-21 We received a text message from the pts mother stating that the pt was experiencing drooping of the face , pain in jaw all on left side and dizziness.

numbness in fingers with contraction. lips and tongue swelling. later on with aphagia. next day with low grade fever

13-year-old male, received intramuscular Pfizer vaccination (Lot# EW0191) in right deltoid on June 9th 2021 at 10:31 AM. At approximately 10:36 AM the client went limp, pale, and complained of vision changes to his guardian. The RN at observation went over to assess the patient with other onsite staff. Patient appeared pale and was alert and oriented x 3. Extremities appeared flaccid. The patient denied difficulty breathing, lungs were clear bilaterally. Client reported vision changes and stated "everything looks dark and blurry". Vital Signs were taken at approximately 10:37 am- Temperature was 99.1; Pulse 58; RR: 12; B/P: 104/59; O2: 99%. Second B/P was taken at 10:44 and was 111/63. Client denied eating breakfast or drinking water today. No medication was given. Denied having difficulty swallowing. Water was provided. EMS was called. EMS assessed client- B/P 98/66; Pulse 86; RR 14; O2 98% . At time of EMS assessment, the client reported feeling "normal" and denied having any signs or symptoms. After assessment, EMS reported that the client does not require an ambulance. Patients guardian, decided to opt out of ambulance transportation and opted to take the client to his health provider. The client and his guardian left at 11:01 am to be evaluated at pcp.

Bad rash all over torso and both arms (not head or legs). Mild fever. Lethargy. Muscle pain -- especially neck and left ear. Rash was red bumps like Chicken Pox/Shingles -- about a hundred of them, not particularly itchy. Patient has had full course of all recommended childhood vaccines, but none recently. Symptoms started to subside on third day. Ibuprofen reduced aches. After fourth day, bumps are still visible but fading and causing no more discomfort.

The patient started falling over, our staff caught him so he did not fall out of the chair. His eyes were rolling back, he was shaking and his throat was making abnormal movements. His mother rushed over and bear-hugged him, and its like he came back to reality and was okay. We got him a cold pack, water, fruit snacks, a mat to lay on and a fan and the patient walked out okay. His reaction was directly after the shot and lasted about 5-10 seconds. Patient walked out of the facility fine and had his mother with him.

Patient was examined by his pediatrician and cleared for physical exercise on 06/01/2021; 4 days before receiving his 1st COVID19 shot on 06/05/2021. On 06/07/2021 we dropped patient off at Soccer Camp. At 10am he started basic soccer ball control drills, which did not include rigorous exercise. At 10:30am we received a call from him, asking for us to pick him up as he had almost blacked out a few times. We arrived at the sports field at 10:40am. I found patient to be red faced, sweaty, but cohesive. He described the following symptoms occurred during mild exercise: difficulty breathing, thirsty, fast heartbeat, "black things" over eyes, preventing clear vision, difficulty focusing, difficulty hearing, feeling faint He took a water break and used his pro-air inhaler, as he thought he might have been having his 1st asthma attack (he's only ever presented with slight wheezing or night time cough). After a short break, his symptoms subsided, so he re-joined the group. After one more soccer drill, the symptoms came back again, but this time he experienced very hard palpitations and the feeling that his shoes were squeezing his feet. At that point he asked for permission to call to us and have us collect him. We took him home and monitored him for a while. He seemed calm and symptom free. I had him shower and he was fine for the rest of the day. The following day I had him jog on our treadmill for a period. He was symptom free. I increased inclination on the treadmill and he handled it ok without any of the previous symptoms. However, now realizing that he was within the 3 day window of his COVID shot, I decided not take him back to the soccer camp. As of 06/13/2021 he has not complained of any symptoms returning. That said, he also has not performed any significant outdoor exercise since then either, besides walking.

Patient's mother called explaining that within 24 hours of receiving the vaccine, the patient had bright/flashing light in both eyes, numbness in his fingers and toes, chest pain, and stomachache. These events did resolve by June 9th when she called me however he still had a stomachache. I told her that these events would not be expected and that she needed to follow up with his primary care doctor. He received his first shot from us as well with no complaints

About 1 hr after the vaccine, he started to have left eye blind spot, circular. Also had mild vision change on the right but not as severe as left. Unable to see details of image. 2 hrs after receiving vaccine started to have headache on right temple.

Patient experienced chest pain with shortness of breath 3 days after 2nd covid vaccine. He also noted "teeth hurting" during episode. Phys exam - (+) for midsternal pain. Stable VS. Chest pain/dyspnea resolved at time of 1st visit. TRoponin 2.4 (resulted 2d later) thus went to ER for further w/u & repeat troponin on 6/9/21 Troponin 0.23 & ESR 16. Plt 555K. EKG nl except possible in III, AVF. Seen by cardiologist 6/10 -> echo normal, EKG normal (unchanged from 6/9). Myocarditis workup ordered. Holter monitor placed. Activity restrictions x 6 mos F/u cardiology 6-8 wks 6/14 - Follow up in office - normal. TRoponin <0.01

On 06/19/2021 was noted to have decreased energy and temp was ~100, tylenol given. A few hours later after completing his morning therapies he showered and went to take a nap. At this time he was febrile to 103.6. At 1600 he had seizure-like activity with trunk and upper extremity shaking as well as eyes rolling back and drooling. Parents put him in car and transported him to an outside hospital. He did stop seizing prior to getting to that hospital. Parents reported seizure lasted approximately 15 minutes with no loss of bowel or bladder control. By time he arrived at local emergency room he was back at his neurological baseline. At the outside hospital our PICU was consulted and he was given ceftriaxone and vancomycin in meningitic dosing.

13 yo previously healthy x ADD, takes Trileptal, Welbutrin, Concerta and Latuda, received second Pfizer Covid vaccine 2 days ago. This morning, began with atraumatic mid-sternal chest pain. Pain is constant, not affected by position - ie no change with sitting/supine/standing. + fever to 100.5 tonight. + emesis x 1. Also had jaw pain that resolved after motrin. No cough, rash, diarrhea. CHEST PAIN - MYOCARDITIS secondary to rare complication of Covid Vaccine vs MIS-C Transport PICU nurse - spoke with Peds ED physician - they recommend IV and labs to evaluate for possible MIS-C.

My son experienced after 2nd vaccine and on Wednesday late afternoon he started getting a rash on his hands and then his eyes started to get puffy. The next morning, his face were more swollen and rash in hands were very itchy. We gave him some Benadryl. On Friday his eye was shut closed. I took him to the urgent care and they gave him a steroid shot and prescribed steroids and Pepcid for the itchiness. They gave him a Kenalog injection, Medrol 4mg therapy pack and 5 tablets of Pepcid at the urgent care. As of today, he still has some rash to his hands but his face is not swollen.

Tingling feeling in fingers and lip on one side and minimally in one leg, slowed speech, using words that didn't fit (ie said "brushtooth" instead of "toothbrush"), voice sounded different to himself. No treatment. Happened late in the evening so he went to sleep under supervision and woke up completely back to normal. He remembers everything about the event. These symptoms repeated 22 days after the second dose. He is scheduled with a neurologist for Aug 9. 2021 for follow up.

15:08 - Attendee received second dose Pfizer vaccine in the left arm. Lot# ER8734. Attendee was directed to observation area. 15:10 – Attendee voiced complaints of dizziness and darkened vision. Attendee's skin was pale and clammy. Attendee denied that anything like this had ever happened to him before. Attendee assisted to the cot to lie down. 911 called. HR: 96 BP: 100/59 RR: 24 O2Sat%: 96 15:15 – EMS arrived. Attendee's brother who had come with him, called their mother. 15:22 - Attendee symptoms had not changed. EMS caring for attendee. HR: 92 BP: 108/70 RR: 24 O2Sat%: 98

Bells Palsy in right side of his face. Pain in jaw, eye twitching and fatigue. Went to ER same morning of 6/28/21 and received 10 day dose of Prednisolone.

5-10 minutes following administration of Pfizer Covid vaccine, patient ( 13 year old) complained of light headedness and the inability to hear with ringing in his ears and diaphoretic. Patient did not have any complaints of difficulty breathing. Patient became pale and lowered to floor with feet elevated. Blood pressure taken by RN at that 9:30 was 89/60 with HR at 60. Nurse was initiated and arrived at the clinic for assessment. Observation was continued with the ER team present. Blood pressure at 9:36 was 108/60 and then again at 9/40 was 100/68. Patient did state his symptoms improved and was transported to the ER via the ER team for continued monitoring with mother and his sister. Report given to ER Nurse.

Patient didn't have any side effects from his first dose. With his second, he felt fine for about 15 hours. Then his lips and eyes started to swell, his throat got itchy, & he started taking deep breaths. These are telltale signs of him starting to have an anaphylactic reaction. I gave him two Benadryl immediately, and monitored him. His breathing improved and I didn't have to inject him with his Epipen or take him to the hospital. The swelling in his eyes and lips didn't subside, however, so I gave him routine doses of Benadryl for about 12 hours while monitoring him. He was fine again, for another 20 hours or so, and then his symptoms started to come back. Benadryl stopped it completely that time and I didn't have to give him anymore.

Experienced blurriness of the vision; Sore arm; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient's mother) via Medical Information Team. A 13-year-old male patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in left arm on 28Jun2021 (Lot Number: EW0179) as dose 2, single for COVID-19 immunization at the age of 13-year-old. Medical history included ongoing acne. Concomitant medication included isotretinoin (ACCUTANE) taken for acne from Apr2021 and ongoing. Historical vaccine included BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in left arm on 07Jun2021 (Lot Number: EW0183) as dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunization at the age of 13-year-old. On 28Jun2021, the patient experienced a sore arm but felt better after taking Tylenol. When the patient woke up the next morning, on 29Jun2021, his vision was blurred for about 15 minutes to half an hour. He was unsure if it was a side effect from the shot that he got the day before. The patient's mother mentioned that she was going to check with his dermatologist because he was on Accutane and they were forewarned of blurry vision and a headache with Accutane, but the patient said that he did not have a headache. He had been on it for two months and was put on 30 mg because of his bloodwork that came back normal after the first round. The outcome of event blurriness of vision was recovered on 29Jun2021. The outcome of event sore arm was recovering.

That evening of the vaccination, he had fever- Ibuprofen was given The next morning- Really hot, blurred vision, 102.8 fever, sweating really bad, headaches Called doctor and was informed to take him to the hospital.

patient 13yo male received pfizer vaccine, 1st dose. patient was fine with parents after vaccine. Patient later walked around store and parents stated he started seeing black spots then went limp. Father carried him back to pharmacy where he was already fully alert and coherent at arrival to pharmacy Blood pressure was taken. Patient stated he was fine. Patient advised to remain seated in pharmacy immunization booth. patient remained completely coherent. blood pressure taken a second time with normal results . patient drank a small amount of water and repeatedly stated ok. discussion with parents that an ambulance could be called at their choosing but completely conscious and alert. also advised if they felt it necessary they could seek medical evaluation or if condition changed then would definitely seek medical attention.

APPROX 8-10 hours after receiving 2nd dose patient started to become noticeably disengaged in social activity The following days a major loss of apatite and further withdrawal in even the most intimate and immediate family social functions Complaints of delusions. voices giving him" bad" thoughts and" bad" visions. voices come as either "monsters" or "a little boy" We have noticed when he seems to be battling with these thoughts his eyes tend to go absent and twitches his mouth as if wanting to speak but at the same time not.

Fever (104); achy; sore throat; congestion; ear pain; difficulty hearing (said it was muffled); tired; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable other HCP. This 13-year-old other- HCP (patient) received bnt162b2 (Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine, Solution for injection), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Arm Left on May2021 12:30 PM (at the age of 13-years-old) (Batch/Lot Number: EW0177) as DOSE 1, SINGLE for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included penicillin, prior EM reaction when on Penicillin and received: 2 vaccines at 1 year of age and autism (high functioning) from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing. The patient's concomitant medications were not reported. The patient previously took intuniv 2 mg for autism spectrum disorder. The patient experienced Fever (104), achy, sore throat, congestion, ear pain, difficulty hearing (said it was muffled), tired. Fever improved with Tylenol Started with sore throat 15 hours after injection. Symptoms began to improve 40 hours after injection on unspecified date on May2021 03:00 AM.The patient took treatment for fever with treatment drug as tylenol and no other treatment were taken for other events. The patient underwent lab test body temperature with result Fever (104) (unspecified date in May2021). The patient did not receive any other vaccines within 4 weeks prior to the COVID vaccine and patient did received other medication within 2 weeks of vaccination. The patient prior to vaccination, the patient was not diagnosed with COVID-19 and Since the vaccination, the patient had not tested for COVID-19. The outcome of all events was recovering. Information on the lot/batch is available. Other information is expected

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Additional Details: Pt informed to sit after receiving vaccine mom walked away then pt got up and started walking and passed out in aisle walking to mom and scraped his elbow. pt seated and had something to drink, felt dizzy and felt vision was blurry upon awake. Informed mom we could call paramedics but mom felt he was okay. Observed for 30 min after fainting incident, felt much better, vision no longer was a problem and no longer light headed. Mom told to call Dr. in case pt hit head, said to observe him

Pt and mom report that after first Covid vaccine 6-29-21, pt's ears hurt and he was sensitive to noise. That improved over days. He got 2nd vaccine 7-23-21 and has had some mild bilateral ear pain on and off since then. Normal ear exam 7-29-21

Right eye had light streaks; Soreness in arm; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient mother). A 13-years-old male patient received first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 mRNA VACCINE, Solution for injection), via an unspecified route of administration in Arm Left on 17May2021 (Batch/Lot Number: EW0171, Age at the vaccination: 13-years-old) as single for covid-19 immunization. The patient medical history and family history was reported as none. Concomitant medication included multivitamin (he had been taking forever, it was a generic Flinstone brand). The patient was healthy before vaccination. History of all previous immunization with the Pfizer vaccine considered as suspect, additional vaccines administered on same date of the Pfizer suspect if applicable, list all vaccines administered on same date with the Pfizer vaccine considered as suspect and prior vaccinations (within 4 weeks) if applicable, list any other vaccinations within four weeks prior to the first administration date of the suspect vaccine was reported as none. Consumer stated that her 13-year-old son had the vaccine yesterday and today he had regular soreness in the arm and things like that. For an hour today, he had, she does not know, like he would see light streaks in his right eye. Reporter added that her son was given the shot in his left arm. He had the light streaks in his right eye, not his left eye. His left eye was fine, and the right eye was doing that. It slowly started dissipating and he would see it when he looked down and to the right. He would see it and it slowly went away. First, it was all of the eye. He was panicking because he thought he was going blind. She did tests without his glasses on, with lights off. He could see better with lights off so maybe it was light sensitivity. Right eye had light streaks: started about 30 minutes ago, or within the last couple of hours. It completely went away. Reporter added that soreness in arm started yesterday. He had the shot probably about 6 or 5:30 when he got it. By about 8, he started feeling soreness in the arm. He still has soreness today. Just a little bit worse than it was yesterday. She guesses it was from getting stiff overnight. The outcome of event Right eye had light streaks recovered on 18May2021 whereas, for other event not recovered. Lot/batch number is not available despite the follow-up attempts made. Follow-up attempts have been completed and no further information is expected.

Patient was vaccinated at 1:02 and within 5 minutes of been vaccinated, patient started complaining of headache and thirst but denies palpitation or difficulty breathing. O2 sat 98% on room air, HR 128. Although patient was alert and oriented to person, place and event, his speech was slightly slurred and he was pale, Vital signs O2 sat 98% on room air, HR 76, BP 132/70. Patient was injected with 0.15 mg of Epi at 1:10 Pm on the right thigh and again at 1:15 pm on the left thigh. At 1:20 pm patient was still oriented to person, place and event and was able to do serial math. Patient was still pale when the ambulance arrived, O2 sat remained at 98% on room air and patient was taken to the ER for observation.

Ringing in ears, feeling light headedness. Seen by EMS. Discharged home with mother at 14:30 . Recorded by RN

Pt had spent 10 mins in the observation hall when he w.. as reported to be feeling light-headed and his vision, blurry. Mother reported that he had nothing for breakfast b/4 the vaccination appointment. V/S taken was bp 98/57, rr 14, Hr 80, O2 96% RA, T. 95 degrees. When writer offered some drinks and snack, the Pt accepted the offer. 2 small packs of apple juice and 2small packs of crackers were consumed by the Pt. A recheck of the v/s showed the following readings. bp 98/64 , Hr 69, O2 99% RA .Pt and mother stayed for about 15 extra mins before the Pt verbalized feeling okay and ready to leave. He left in the company 0f mom unassisted

Patient verbalized dizziness and tunnel hearing. RN noted patient diaphoretic w/face pallor. Safely placed patient on the floor and elevated legs on a chair. O2 97-99%RA and HR 70-80. Patient A/Ox4. RN provided and encouraged small sips of juice and snack (cracker); continued to observe the patient for additional 15minutes. Patient back to baseline/normal. The patient left the observation site accompanied by his mother in stable condition.

Adverse event: RN called to vehicle by father who was yelling for help. Once RN arrived at vehicle opened passenger door to find patient fluttering eyes after father stated he had just passed out. Patient was clammy, pale, and diaphoretic. RN advised patient to take slow deep breaths. Patient followed instructions, stated his name and said he felt 'funny'. Pulse taken and was HR 58. Then vehicle was moved to the side and vital signs were taken at 1301. BP 82/42, HR 80, RR 13. Patient was alert, oriented and answered questions appropriately. Treatments: RN and Charge RN present and spoke to both Father and patient about potential contributing factors to episode. Patient given water and gatorade. Able to finish bottle of gatorade and stated his symptoms had improved. Second set of vitals taken at 1324. BP 116/72, HR 82, RR 16. Patient also stated he had a banana for breakfast. Advised patient to stay hydrated, eat lunch, and rest. Advised father to reach out to pediatrician if any further events or questions about today event

At 0950, client requested assistance from emergency medical technician (EMT). EMT?s responded and brought gravity-chair. Client reported feeling dizzy, nauseous, blurry vision, and hard of hearing. Client was assisted into gravity chair. EMT obtained vital signs at 0954: blood pressure 110/78, heart rate 67, oxygen saturation 97%, respiratory rate 18, alert & oriented x4, skin was warm and dry to touch. Registered Nurse (RN) was alerted and assessed client. Client?s father accompanied client and reported client had no allergies or chronic conditions. Client is not taking any medications. Client reported eating cereal for breakfast. RN provided vaccination education and was encouraged to follow-up with primary care provider to report the reaction and to complete the survey on VSAFE. Vital signs at 1002: blood pressure 108/78, heart rate 71, oxygen saturation 99%, respiratory rate 20. Client reported symptoms decreased to a ?3/10? from a ?10/10?. Vital signs at 1007: blood pressure 112/68, heart rate 80, oxygen saturation 99%, respiratory rate 16. Client reported symptoms mostly resolved. Vital signs at 1014: blood pressure 108/70, heart rate 81, oxygen saturation 97%, respiratory rate 18. Vital signs at 1024: blood pressure 102/66, heart rate 65, oxygen saturation 99%, respiratory rate 18. At 1030, client stood up from gravity chair unassisted and walked out of vaccine site unassisted with steady gait.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Severe, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Additional Details: Patient received injection and got up from chair. After standing for a few minutes he fainted and lost conciousness. His mom and I got him to the floor and he regained conciousness within a minute. He said he felt thirsty and nauseated. His mom gave him water. He laid on the floor for 20 minutes and then sat up for a few minutes. Then he walked out of the dressing room and left the store.

This information was reported to this writer. The patient received the vaccination without incident. He went to the post vaccination area and sat for the recommended 15 minutes. When he stood up he complained of blurry vision. No LOC; did not fall. Patient stated that this has happened in the past as well. EMS was notified. Patient drank juice. EMS assessed patient. Patient cleared to go home by EMS. Left facility with his father.

Patient sat down immediately after vaccination in waiting room and starting shaking. Pharmacy staff called 911. Shortly after, the patient stated he was feeling better but then said he was having vision darkness. EMT then came to evaluate patient.

Patient is a 14 YO male with no previous medical history that received the Pfizer vaccine administered into his left Deltoid at 1406. He was sent to the observation area where the nurse noted him looking pale at 1410. His mother was present during this whole event. He was taken over to the medical tent for privacy and further evaluation. He was complaining of being light headed. He was given apple juice and crackers as he had stated that he had not eaten or drank anything all day. At 1430 his VS read BP 132/80, HR 145, O2 99%. At this time he was lying down and feet elevated, shaking, pale, and cold. Lung sounds clear. Nausea but not needing to throw up he was covered up to try and keep him warm. At 1440 his blood pressure was 130/82, HR 130, 02 98% At this time he was lying flat with feet elevated, shaking, pale, and cold. His lung sounds clear. Nausea, but not needing to throw up. At 1450 BP 138/74, HR 120-135, 02 98%. Symptoms had not changed at this point except he mentioned his ears felt cold, although they were warm to touch. He was laid on his left side at this point to try and lower his HR, which did come down to 115-125 when on his L side. We did not take a BP at this point as we wanted him to be on his back when taking them. At 1515 he was laid back on his back to see how his HR would do and how his BP was. BP 138/60, HR 135, 02 98%. Again symptoms were the same except he was complaining of colors being more ?dull?, and his teeth being numb. At this point his pupils were noted to be +8, equal and reactive. 1521 VS read 138/50, HR 135, 02 98%. Vision still dull and pupils unchanged from 1515. He was laid on his R side to see if this would lower his HR. It was brought down to 120-130 on his R side. We gave him a cookie to snack on to see if that would help with any of the paleness, shakiness, and light headiness. He was able to take a few small bites. Hands pale and washed, with +1 bilateral radial pulses. 1529 he was sat up slowly to try to get him to hydrate, as it was apparent he needed fluids onboard. His BP read 142/80, HR 124, 02 98%. He was still complaining of lightheadedness. After sitting up and drinking half a bottle of water and some cookie, he stated that colors were becoming more vibrant. He noticed my eyes were very blue, which previously he had stated they were grey. He stated his lightheadedness had improved and that he was feeling better. We had him sit up for a while and his color started to come back, although his L arm was still pale, of note this was the Vaccinated arm. At 1546 his VS read 150/82, HR 117, O2 99% while sitting. His only complaint was feeling like the air he was breathing ?was cold?. At 1607 he was stood up and when doing so his HR went to 140. After standing for about 4 minutes his BP read 120/82, HR 114, O2 98%. His pupils +6 , equal, round, and reactive. He was feeling way better and his color in his L hand was back equal to his right. He was slowly walked around a chair just to see how he would do with activity. His HR was anywhere from 94-120 when walking around the chair, he complained of no dizziness, or other symptoms. At this point he had finished 2 apple juices, crackers, a cookie, and a bottle of water for a total of 1.5 L of fluid. He was sat back down in the chair to rest and see how things went for a while. His HR was anywhere from 109-120 when in the chair, although he did appear very anxious through this whole process. When he was given a task it appeared that his HR was a few points lower. His final HR was 109, BP 130/82, O2 98%. Of note he did complain of his feet and fingers feeling tingly a few times during this process. Sometimes his feet would be tingly when elevated and then when the garbage can holding them up was readjusted it resolved. These were intermittent complaints. At this point it is 1630. He has responded to fluids and is stable to go home with his mom. It was recommended for him to increase his fluids tonight, and to eat something. He was sent with a bottle of water. It was also recommended to get a pulse ox machine from a pharmacy so that his HR could be monitored and if it does not come down under 100 by tomorrow to make an appointment with his MD to follow up. If any of these symptoms were to come back or if his mom had any concern at all it was recommended to take him to the ED for observation. It was also recommended to follow up with his primary even though he left stable. Throughout this process, I considered administering Epinephrine. The problem was his BP was not low and we could not get his HR to come down. I did not want to increase his HR any more than it already was unless I was absolutely necessary. Given that he responded to fluids, it was decided not to administer it. Given that it took him 2.5 hours to recover from this vaccine, I strongly recommend that he does not get his second dose. I consider this to be an adverse reaction, and his mom was in agreement.

14 year old male reported not being able to see after receiving vaccine. writer noted the boy's skin pale in color. The boy is able to follow command but has unclear speech. Paramedic on site. Per paramedic the boy has body weakness, mild headache, and blurred vision. Per paramedic vital signs are BP 107/63, R 16, PR 66. The boy recovered under the care of the paramedic.

About 5 min after receiving shot, his head went to the side, lost consciousness. His legs, arms, hands went stiff and he started shaking. His eyes rolled back in his head, textbook seizure. Lasted a little less than a minute. When came to he said he couldn?t see anything. After about 30 seconds he could start to see. He turned pale, felt like he was going to throw up. But never did. A few minutes later he started to get a little color back in his face. He is tired but was better.

Pt was given COVID vaccine #1. Approximately 10min after vaccine administration pt reported losing his vision, having difficulty breathing and numbness in left arm. Denied chest pain, headache, nausea. Pt pulse 59. SpO2 91-96%. Pt pupils dilated. Pt alert x2. This RN called 911 with mother's permission. EMS arrived @1800. At that time pt alert x3, no longer pale, numbness decreased, difficulty breathing resolved. Pt walked out of the office on his own. He was not taken to ED via Ambulance.

Patient passed out immediately following administration of the vaccine to the left deltoid. His head fell backwards and limp. The Rph administering the vaccine moved in front of the patient and gently moved his head into an upright position. The patient had mild muscle spasms and twitches while passed out but when he regained consciousness he immediately began talking saying he was ok. Father came into the consultation room at that point and Rph explained what had occurred. Patient looked a little pale and eyes were having a hard time staying open so with the help of his dad Rph helped him down to the ground in the corner of the room so he could have back and head support from the wall. Patient was given a glucose tablet and water, and later orange juice. Patient stayed in the consultation room for about 20 minutes before leaving on his own and saying he was feeling much almost back to normal.

Pt reported muffled hearing, nausea, dizziness BP 117/59; HR 86; RR 20. Pt reported resolved sx after rehydration. Pt advised to get rest & increase fluid intake, advised to f/u w/PCP if other delayed s/sx. Pt stable & d/c'd from vaccination site

Child received first dose of pfizer vaccine after a minute he turned pale and dizzy. He also said he could not see. His blood pressure was 94/71. He stayed for a half an hour and was feeling better after a half an hour. His color returned to normal and was able to function.

Client complained of palpitations 20mins after receiving vaccine. First vitals at 1637: pulse 147, blood pressure 124/78, oxygen 99%. Alert and oriented x4. Client denied chest pain, shortness of breath, headache, or blurry vision. Per Father client had asthma that resolved years ago, no current medications or allergies. Pulse at 1638: 127. Vitals at 1640: blood pressure 118/70, pulse 124, oxygen 100%. Per client palpitations improving. Alert and oriented. 1644: client hands shaking, client stated only had breakfast. RN brought client juice and snack. Client began to eat. Father denied client having diabetes. 1648 vitals: blood pressure 122/80, pulse fluctuating from 110-low 120s, oxygen 97%. Symptoms the same with new onset o blurry vision, per client could not focus image. PHN offered Father to call paramedics for further assessment and he declined. PHN advised for client to follow up with provider. Per Father client's sugar lowers when he skips meals. PHN asked Father is he has followed up with provider or checks client's sugar at home, Father denied. Per Father he knows his son and "he needs to eat or sugar goes low". At 1656 client stated he wanted to vomit, emesis bag given. 1658 client pale, PHN asked client how to was feeling. Per client feeling like he "was going to pass out". At 1700 client stated he could not feel legs, RN assessed for sensory and motor. Per client felt like legs "were asleep". PHN assessed for level of consciousness, client unable to answer, client lethargic. 1701 client lost consciousness. PHN and RN lowered client to floor from chair. EMT called 911 at 1703. RN did sternal rub, client unresponsive, breathing normal, pupils reactive. 1704 client woke up with urge to vomit. PHN and RN turned client on side. EMT able to place emesis bag near. Client had 1 small vomit episode. Client's eyes open, blank stare, not answering questions. At 1707 client went unresponsive again. Paramedics arrived at 1709 and assumed care. Client transported to hospital at 1717

Time to onset: 6 hours. Patient developed full body hives, severe congestion, lip, tongue, throat, and eye swelling. Wheezing. Difficulty swallowing. Treated with Claritin 20 mg po, Benadryl 25 mg po, albuterol inhaler 2 puffs, prednisone 50 mg po, and Asmanex 2 puffs. Within 1 hour hives and lip swelling began to resolve. 1 hr after taking prednisone, tongue and eye swelling resolving. As of 740 am on 5/19/21, hives resolved. Only continuing sx was mild throat swelling sensation.

Dizziness, sweaty, blurred vision approx 2 mins after getting vaccine. Brought over to medical. Patient was alert, pale and diaphoretic. Patient was given water, crackers, alert and talkative, feeling much better. Patient sent home Past Medical Hx Had presyncope episodes with vaccine/blood draws in the past No recent illness and ate today

Client received 1st COVID vaccine of Pfizer (Lot# EW0185 expiration 05/22/2021). Client has been sitting in vaccination chair for 5 minutes. RN provided supplemental nutrition and fluids. Client accepted fluids, but refused nutrition, states "I'm not hungry". At 1455, RN and PHN observed Client leaning forward with hand on his head. Client appeared to be pale. At 1456, RN and PHN assisted Client to gravity chair. Vital signs at this time are blood pressure 106/60, heart rate 78, oxygen saturation 97%. Client reports dizziness and blurred vision. Client continues to sit in gravity chair drinking fluids. Client is accompanied by his mother. Per Client's mother, there is no past medical history, no known allergies, but history of dizziness with vaccines. At 1459, Client reports no blurred vision. At 1503 vital signs are blood pressure 112/62, heart rate 77, oxygen saturation 98. Client reports no blurred vision, no dizziness, no headache, no nausea, no chest pain. RN educated Client and mother about ED precautions and common adverse effects of COVID vaccine. AT 1503, vital signs are blood pressure 110/62, heart rate 75, oxygen saturation 99%. Client reports no blurred vision, no dizziness, no shortness of breath, no nausea, no chest pain, skin tone returns to appropriate coloration to ethnicity. At 1507, Client is able to stand up without complaints. Client left vaccination facility at 1508 with a steady gait accompanied by mother

Pfizer vaccine given 5/20/2021 Per mom/ pt the shot was given at 11:02 around 11:07 he leaned forward and became unresponsive. He was slightly drooling from the mouth. Mom says that his body was tight and that he was shaking a little. His eyes were closed and did not appear to be rolling back in his head. This episode lasted for less than 1 minute. He did not remember what happened and thought he wet himself after; which he did not. About 1-2 min after that episode mom states that he appeared to " passed out" for less than a minute. The ambulance was called and he was taken to hospital. He was evaluated and appeared well at that time. No fever. EKG was done and per pt it was normal. No EEG was done. He was discharged without admit That evening he has multiple episodes of vomiting > 10 times. No diarrhea or fever. Seen today at medical office for follow up. Vaccine not given at our clinic

Pt experienced headache, blurry vision, "muffled sounds," flushing/sweating & experienced dizziness. Juice was given, mom stated this happens for all shots, crackers given, pt lay down & rested. Provider cleared pt, pt stable & released from vaccination site

Pt received first shot of Pfizer vaccine on 5/14 - 12:30 PM EST. On 05/17 around 7:45 AM, Pt passed out/fainted. He woke up few minutes prior to the event and this event started after he passed urine. As soon as he finished Urination, he felt nauseated, dizzy and then lost consciousness thereafter. He fell backwards as a result and hurt his back as well as back side of the head. During his unconsciousness his body was completely stiff and his eyes were rolled back. For few seconds then he became completely still (it felt he was not breathing). I gave him physical stimulus (slight slaps on the face) post which he started reviving. During this time we called 911. I gave him few sips of water forcibly and he started reviving thereafter. on 5/15 and 5/16 (post vaccination on 5/14) he was feeling tired and seemed bit dull. This was unusual as Pt is a competitive soccer player and highly active.

Situation: 14yo male came in for first dose Pfizer vaccine. Within 5 mins after receiving vaccine, patient had a seizure for approximately 1 minute. During seizure, patient was incontinent of urine. RN was able to get to patient's side before he fell. Background: Patient did not alert vaccinator or RNs that he had a history of seizure. Mom informed staff after the event that he had a febrile seizure when he was a young child. She did not disclose what age he was at the time of the previous seizure. Assessment: RN observed patient in an active seizure for 1 minute in which his body contracted out and his eyes rolled back. She was at his side to prevent him from falling. He was placed on a gurney and moved to room 6 for closer observation for 30 mins. Pfizer vaccine administered on 5/22/21 at 12:52PM 1255 vitals ? 121/64(83), 97.3F 1257 vitals ? 122/75(90) 1311 vitals ? 116/76, HR 68, 100% O2 1318 vitals ? 112/75, HR 68, 100% O2 1325 vitals ? 111/61, HR 68, 99% O2 Recommendation: MD on call, was called and notified of the event. Her recommendation was for the patient to go to the ED for evaluation and labs. RN called the ED to notify them of the patients intended arrival. The mom agreed to take the patient to ED for further evaluation. The patient was taken out via wheelchair.

Patient (14 years old) fainted in the observation area receiving the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. Patient fell from chair and had some scratches to right temporal region. Patient was accompanied by his mother. Patient was assisted to chair and appeared very pale and disoriented to time and place. EMS was called at 1138. Patient also stated his vision was blurred, reported nausea (emesis x1), and reported feeling very weak and ?really weird?. Patient also reported he was very sleepy and wanted to go to sleep. Patient was kept awake. Mother stated patient had history of ADHD and anxiety but no other past medical history. Paramedics arrived at 1145 and assessed patient. Blood glucose and VS were normal. Patient continued to report feeling unwell and wanted to go to the hospital but also wanted to ?stop for food?. Patient?s mother reported that patient was starting to sound like his normal self and that his color was returning. Patient?s mother agreed for the paramedics to transfer patient to ED for further evaluation. Patient left in ambulance at 1157.

Patients mom stated her son got the vaccine on Tuesday 5/18/21 and about 4 days later he ate seafood and then started to get an allergic reaction about 2 hours later. Patient started to feel that his lips swelled up along with a rash all around chin, neck and around mouth, on forehead between eyes. He took Benadryl which helped symptoms subside. He also complained of a little chest pain that lasted less than an hour but no shortness of breath. As of Monday 5/24/21 he feels fine no other symptoms. No c/o fever, fatigue, nor headache, body aches. Pain at injection site from vaccine was also reported but that subsided.

Patient received his 1st COVID-19 vaccine from Pfizer at his school today. Within 15 minutes, he developed mouth tingling and a bad taste in his mouth. He was evaluated by the school nurse who gave him benadryl, which helped. He did not have any rash, wheezing, face swelling, trouble breathing, abdominal pain, vomiting, or diarrhea. He was then evaluated at the PCP's office where vitals were normal but he had some lingering mouth tingling. Advised to continue Benadryl for the next 48 hours.

My son started sweating profusely few seconds after the vaccine injection was administered. He felt intense heat all over his body and his vision blurred. The symptoms lasted for about 20 minutes.

Woke up with blurred vision in left eye on Saturday, May 30. Went to see eye doctor after Memorial Day Weekend. 20/50 in left eye (was 20/20). So far diagnosed with inflammation of optic nerve. Going to a retinal specialist June 2. Talk of seeing a neurologist as well to figure out why there's inflammation - he's too young. Dr is wondering if it is due to COVID shot 3 weeks ago.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Nausea-Mild, Systemic: Tinnitus-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Additional Details: Patient recovered and mom says she was taking him to the doctors office for follow-up

Patient fainted approximately 5 minutes after receiving the vaccine. He fell to the ground hitting his head on some shelving while falling. He was quickly revived by his father, but still felt dizzy and complained of blurred vision. Patient was given a bottle of water and comforted by his father and brother. When I checked on him about 20-30 minutes later, he said he felt fine. He looked a lot better too.

The patient complained about feeling lightheaded, sweaty, and blurred vision. Spo2 99 HR 96, BP 124/98 T 95.1 The patient?s mother stated that he always gets that way when he receives a vaccine or donates blood. The clinical staff attended to him. He stated that he felt fine after about 5 minutes.

Pt did well before and after vaccination. A few minutes later in the waiting area he started feeling ill and his mom had him sit down and she called 911. He complained of weakness, diminished sight and hearing and lightheadedness. He was very pale and sweaty. With his mom's permission I activated an ammonia inhalant near his nose. He said he felt better after the 2nd sniff. After a couple minutes he said his symptoms were greatly diminished and he was ok. The paramedics arrived and pt was able to walk to the ambulance for further evaluation. A paramedic came back and said the patient is feeling much better and declined to go to the hospital. I talked to the mom a couple hours later and she said he is all better.

Patient came in really anxious before receiving his vaccination and was really tense when attempting to receive his vaccine. After getting the patient to relax, the vaccine was able to be administered. However, patient then became pale, lethargic, and had ringing ears. The patient was sat down and given water while being observed. The pharmacist tried to check his heart rate but without success. EMS was then called for more advanced observation. Patient was recuperating while the EMS was on their way. EMS determined patient might have had an anxiety attack and cleared him after finishing their observations.

Patient experienced nausea, faint, and slightly vision loss after 10 mins of administering the second dose of COVID shot. Heart rate was reported as 101/68 and pulse was reported as 79. Emergency service was declined by patient's mom ( claim herself as a MD).

Fever for 24 hours (99, 100.6), sore arm, chills, discomfort, muscle aches/pains, sensitivity to light/eye strain, headache --- treated with Tylenol.

Patient complained of facial flushing, tingling lips, and his throat feeling like it was tightening. Nurse administered 25mg IM Benadryl per clinic protocol. The reaction resolved after administration of IM Benadryl.

Rapid onset of warmth feeling followed quickly by "visual changes" and dizziness. Brief syncope sitting without falling occurred with rapid recovery. Little to no diaphoresis or nausea. Low normal range BP's recorded in the range of 90-100 sys and 50-60 diastolic. Pulse 70-80. 02 sat -98% No orthostasis. Typical vasovagal reaction. Discussed with father & patient.

Approximately 10 hours after the administration of the shot, my son began shaking uncontrollably. He also described visual and tactile disturbances - a sort of hyper awareness as if a precursor to hallucinations - and a racing mind. The shaking and visual and tactile sensations resolved after roughly two hours. He then developed a fever of 100.8, that lasted another 4-5 hours. His symptoms resolved completely within about 14 hours of onset.

Eye pain. Right eye only. Started day following the vaccine. Triggered by lateral and medial eye movement. No vision changes. Fatigue and headache as well. Chills initially, now resolved. Will be seeing eye doctor tomorrow.

Arm hurt, could barely move it. Then he got the chills and a fever, and really tired. Hours later, he said his tongue started to hurt. I tried to log this on the daily check in but by the time I clicked on the link it said it expired - 12 hours after receiving - why wouldn't they give you 24 hours?

COVID vaccine (Pfizer) given 5/13/21 and 2nd vaccine given 6/3/21. Both given in L-upper arm. No urticaria after 1st vaccine. Initially after 2nd vaccine he developed symptoms of tired, fever Tm 101.1 F, upset stomach, headache, body aches, chills and sensation that arms and legs were "numb" about 12 h after vaccine. The "numb" sensation lasted 30 min and no longer present. Denies enlarged lymph nodes, extremity edema. No hx/o COVID in the past. Went to Urgent care on 6/7/21 due to full body hives, so given benadryl and topical steroid triamcinolone. It continued to worsen during the day so taken to ER later that day and given Pepcid, steroid IM and benadryl. Discharged home on PO prednisone 20mg x 5 days. No Epi was given. Given benadryl every 6 hours and by the 4 hour mark it would come back. Given zyrtec twice daily 10mg/dose on 6/8/21 evening, 6/9/21 BID. Overnight didn't wake him for benadryl (last dose 8pm). On 6/10/21 given steroid, pepcid and zyrtec and seen by PCP in clinic for ER follow-up. No hives present on exam on 6/10/21 (present the night before). Hives would fade and then come back and were migratory. Hives were pruritic. Also used calamine. Once his lips were swollen, but denies any tongue swelling, itchy throat, cough, wheeze. Denies N/V/D. Mother cooked with a new crock pot seasoning at Farmer's market used at dinner the night before the hives developed. Also had strawberry short cake for dessert the night before. The day he had hives he also had strawberries and complained of stomach pain after eating them. No hx/o strawberry allergies or food allergies in the past. No knew meds, detergents, lotions, soaps prior to hives. No recent illness.

5 minutes after injection: reported feeling hot + dizzy, then passed out momentarily. Recovered to normal within seconds. Approx 90 minutes after injection: rapid onset of extreme headache (outward pressure), difficulty breathing, chills, shaking, extreme fatigue, feeling of racing heart, mildly impaired vision, mildly impaired thought. These symptoms continued in waves over the subsequent 2-3 hours. Between waves, reported feeling fine.

a 14 year old male with no significant past medical history who was in his usual state of health until he after his 2nd dose of Pfizer COVID-19 vaccination on Friday afternoon 6/11. On Saturday 6/12 he had headache, fever in the AM and had poor oral intake during the day and in the afternoon had developed mid sternal chest pain that Described as thumping and wrapped around his chest under his arms. He felt that it was worse with inspiration and continued to worsen despite tylenol. He went to a medical center where his workup on Saturday evening 6/12 was normal (including EKG and blood work). He also had some dizziness at that time but no syncope. He was changed from as needed tylenol to as needed motrin and instructed to take famotidine. On Sunday his chest pain persisted but was stable and he continued on motrin. On Monday 6/14 he had chest pain that felt like pounding this AM, headache, body aches, and pain in his bilateral arms, mouth and throat. He had some nausea but no vomiting or diarrhea. He represented to a medical center where his troponin was 0.25 ng/ml (normal 0-0.03 ng/ml) pro-BNP 324 (normal 0-125 pg/ml); ESR 9; CK 359; CK-MB 20.3; WBC 3.9; Hgb 14.1; plts 181. And he was noted to have ST elevations on EKG. He received toradol at 2:30pm with some improvement in his pain. His pain level has been variable 5-10/10; currently reporting that his chest pain is resolved. He has had no shortness of breath, palpitations, sick contacts, URI symptoms including cough, congestion, runny nose; no travel.

Systemic: Nausea-Medium, Systemic: Seizure-Severe, Additional Details: Patient received vaccine and within 2 minutes complained of nausea& lightheadedness to his mother then passed out. Upon putting him on the ground he began to seize. Paramedics called & came & took vitals. All within normal limits. Patient was alert & talking & stated he felt fine. Upon being sat up in a chair his eyes rolled back & he began to seize again, more violently. He was then placed on strecher & taking to ER.

We went to pharmacy for second COVID-10 P-fizer dose. Around 12:15 PM on 06/23/2021 my son Vaccinated and with in one minute my son have start problem. he feel Dizziness. I hold my son very quickly and close his eyes. During dizziness he also complained his vision is low and with in 15-20 second he complained he can see anything with his open eyes. He can listen my word but he can not see. I check his body and it is cold. Nurse check his body temp and it is normal. After 10 minute rest he is ok . He can see everything and he feel little laziness. This is a full story. He drink water after his dizziness gone. I am still watchin him in case if anything. Thanks.

Patient started with facial flushing at about 5pm which progressed to swelling of the face and right lower eyelid and left ear, flushing of chest, patient began scratching. NO RESP symptoms, patient was happy, laughing.

Patient was given vaccine with no initial side effects and was asked to wait for 15 minutes before leaving facility. During that wait time patient started to develop blurred vision, and the pharmacist was alerted that the patient fell on the way to the bathroom. Patient was then guided into the immunization room when he briefly lost consciousness. While patient was seated, pharmacist assessed for anaphylaxis reaction and contacted emergency services. Blood pressure was taken and noted to be elevated, other symptoms included blurred vision and sweating. Patient denied itching, swelling, or trouble breathing. Patient did not receive epi-pen and was assessed by emergency services. Patient recovered shortly after emergency services arrived, no further services were needed

Client 5 minutes after receiving Pfizer 1 st dose vaccine client felt lightheaded. Client laid down to floor supine and was awake and alert. Client face was flushed and client appeared anxious--HR 80bpm. Client's extremities cool and client reported tongue was swelling and bilateral arms were tingling. Epi pen 0.3 mg IM administered in left thigh and 911 called. Client remained alert until paramedics arrived--breathing labored and hands clenched down. Mother at side

Patient c/o dry mouth, difficulty swallowing, chest felt heavy and fogginess. Spoke to Mother of pt she stated pt is fine, she gave him claritan and the symtoms resolved. I advised he shoud wait 30 minutes when recieving dose #2

Parotid Salivary Gland Infection (left side) - swollen left side of mouth with fever up to 101 deg C. Patient developed fever around 3 pm on 06/24 and woke up 06/25 with significant swelling of left side of the mouth Took patient to doctor office on 06/25/21 morning to see the Dr who was on call. Dr put him on antibiotic amoxicillin

Received COVID #2 on 6/12 and developed cold symptoms with ear pain and loss of taste. On 6/22/2021, developed right facial droop and was seen in the ER - diag with Bell's palsy and placed on Abx, Prednisone, and acyclovir. Lyme came back negative. Was seen in f/u 6/25 in clinic with improved but still apparent right facial droop. Abx discontinued at that point. He is doing much better now (7/6) with some residual facial droop.

Patient received dose 1 of Pfizer Covid vaccine on 7/7/21 at 1115AM. After two or three minutes, patient lost consciousness and fell off the chair in the waiting area and recovered a few seconds later. Patient felt very hot and vision became blurry. No airway restriction observed. 911 was called and paramedics transported patient (completely awake and coherent) to local hospital for further evaluation

Patients eyes rolled back, turned very red, and his arms became rigid for about 30 seconds, then he passed out. He came to about 30 seconds later. We called 911 - paramedics assessed the patient and concluded that he was feeling ok.

Emergency Medicine Bell's palsy, swelling Reason for Visit Reason for Visit Swelling Pt states having 2nd pfizer shot last 7/7 and facial swelling on left side with left eye watering started 7/8 AM. Pt states lips feel swollen as well. Progress Notes Emergency Medicine A 14 year old male.with a chief complaint of Swelling (Pt states having 2nd pfizer shot last 7/7 and facial swelling on left side with left eye watering started last 7/8. Pt states lips feel swollen as well. ) History of Present Illness: This is a 14-year-old male who presents with his mother complaining of weakness and numbness of the left side of his face since yesterday morning. He states that he has difficulty closing his left eye as well as sipping from a cup or through a straw. Mother states that he had his second Covid vaccine the day prior to the onset of his symptoms. Patient states that his symptoms have improved slightly since yesterday. He denies any associated headache or extremity weakness, numbness, paralysis, paresthesias, fever, chills or other complaints.

Pt. reports that a few hours after the vaccine, he felt that his throat and chest were tight and uncomfortable and then he developed fever, chills, myalgias after vaccination that resolved after about 48 hours. Last documented fever was Tuesday (7/6) morning. In general, he has been feeling tired with decreased appetite but maintained adequate hydration and has had normal urine output. Over the past 24 hours, he has developed chest discomfort that has progressed to chest pain; it peaked this morning (7/8) when he woke up and he woke his parents up because the pain was so bad. Due to chest pain, he presented to the ED for evaluation where he was found to have non-specific ST segment changes on his EKG, elevated troponin to 5.69. He was admitted to the hospital and treated with NSAIDs where he has been improving.

The day of the 7/8 vaccination the patient developed chills. On 7/9 the patient then developed a retro-orbital headache with fevers, chills, and myalgias. These symptoms persisted and on 7/10 the patient then developed chest pain, prompting presentation to the ED with subsequent admission.

~10 mins post vaccine became diaphoretic, described a buzzing in his ears, and was not aware of where he was, talking throughout, no LOC, BP stable 100's/60's, sats 98-99%, no respiratory distress, vomited a moderate amount and immediately felt better. Seen by PCP on site immediately following episode.

Prior to administration of the vaccine, I discussed with mom and patient about previous immunizations and the YES response to previously fainting or felt dizzy post immunization. Mom proceeded to state that he has a strong vaso-vagal response to needles/immunizations and he has fainted multiple times during and after immunizations. The patient appeared calm, so I did some breathing exercises with him and when I determined that he was calm, I administered the vaccine. Patient was still sitting upright, I asked him to continue to breathe slowly and deeply. I asked if he would like a water, and so I went to grab it from the pharmacy lab. Patient then stated he was dizzy and was going to pass out. He did not pass out, and I asked him if he would like to lay down. I put down a towel for him and then he started to throw up. I got a cold washcloth for his neck. He started sweating profusely (essentially a marked cholinergic response). I got him to lay down after some more vomiting . He stated that his vision was blurry, but he was laying down calmly. after 25 minutes of reclining, he stated he was starting to feel a bit better. I offered a 25mg diphenhydramine tablet to help with residual nausea. He stated he was better and go shop with his family. They did not return to the pharmacy, so as of my last interaction, he was fully recovered from the event.

Dizzy; Heart palpitations; Difficulty breathing/ he couldn't breathe/his throat started closing up; Allergic reaction; Swollen throat and tongue/ his throat was swollen; Swollen throat and tongue/ his tongue was swollen; Hives all over his body; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (parent). A 14-year-old male patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Solution for injection, Lot Number: EW0187), via an unspecified route of administration on 29Jun2021 at 09:40 (at the age of 14-year- old), as dose 1, single in left arm for COVID-19 immunisation at pharmacy. The patient's medical history was reported as none and concomitant medications were not reported. The patient did not receive any other vaccine on the same date of the Pfizer vaccine and no other vaccines were taken within 4 weeks of COVID vaccine. On 29Jun2021 at 09:40, right after the first dose of vaccine, the patient experienced allergic reaction and had swollen throat and tongue/his throat was swollen, difficulty breathing/he couldn't breathe/his throat started closing up, hives all over his body, and heart palpitations; all for a duration of 1 day 14 hours and 20 minutes. On 30Jun2021, 14 hours and 20 minutes after the administration of first dose of vaccine, the patient was dizzy, for a duration of 2 days. Later, the patient felt better. Treatment received included Epi Pen. Reporter stated that the pharmacist called the ambulance and took him to the Emergency Room for Pediatrics where he received Benadryl and something else for his breathing. Adverse event resulted in visit to emergency room on 29Jun2021 and physician office for allergic reaction. The clinical outcome of the event dizzy was resolved on 02Jul2021 and clinical outcome of all other events was resolved on 01Jul2021. Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.

Pt received vaccine at 1600 today, pt returned home with mother without incident. At approx 2330 later that night pt mother removed bandage from vaccination site, pt then reported to mother that "he had blurred vision and so I had him sit down. Once he was sitting down he got really pale and his eyes closed. He stopped responding for a few seconds and then he came to."

Concern for a possible post-vaccine MIS-C-like inflammatory reaction Symptoms at presentation included intermittent fever and hives-like rash x 5 days, conjunctivitis x 1 day, and lip erythema x 1 day.

On May 16 (day after vaccination), developed a bad cold, cough. We expected this. We gave him motrin to help with the symptoms. Then on May 19 at 1400 the school nurse called me to say that he had developed a nose bleed. No injury/no inciting event. They had been putting pressure, ice, etc on it for about 2 hours. We picked him up. No more nose bleeding after the initial pressure/rhinorocket and he did not go to the Emergency Room. The congestion, cough improved. No problems with the second dose of the vaccine on June 5. Since then, he has complained about things tasting funny/bad and not being able to smell as well. He did not mention this to his primary care doctor during his physical this summer nor did his father let her know (he was at the visit with our son). has complained of this fairly regularly and he relates it back to the nose bleed.

No adverse reaction to dose 2. Nurse administering contacted Dr. prior to administering the vaccine due to vaccine is not authorized for 15 year olds. Nurse found dose 1 was administered in error on 3/20/2021 lot EN6205. Mom reported that "someone approved it the first time." Doctor approved dose 2 after confirming dose 1 was recorded as given in the immunization registry. Doctor told nurse to give the vaccine and report a VAERS due to child is only 15. Mom reports child had a slight headache after dose 1 and a metallic taste in his mouth. She reported on 4-13 that following dose 2 he had a sore arm and so far no other symptoms.

pt found by ems crew incomapny of mother in vaccine booth after having recieved vaccine. pt appeared to have suffered a syncapo episode due to a vaso vagal response. pt mother had consented to all ems evaluation and treatment. pt was assessed on scene and pt wa then transfered to hall way for further evaluation. original vitals at vaccine booth was bp63/42 hr 46 rr 18 spo2 99 ra. pt had perspiration on forehead and pale skin and mild visual disturbances. pt improved once in hallw ay. vitals bp 87/59 hr 52 rr 18 spo2 99 RA. pt began to "feel better" PTs mother denied any allergies or pmhx. pt care was released and pt was escorted out of center by staff with mother

Approximately 20 minutes after the vaccine the patient was the passenger in his mother's car when he started feeling confused, experienced blurred vision and reportedly lost consciousness. Upon regaining consciousness, the patient vomited.

Administered Pfizer COVID vaccine #1 to 15 year old patient. During his 15 minute wait time, patient's eyes began to flutter and he slumped over. Pharmacist responded and lowered patient to floor and elevated legs. He regained consciousness and was able to repeat his name and his location. First BP was 108/68. Pt was able to sit in chair and drank an orange juice, but began to shake and tremble and stated his extremities were numb. Repeat BP was 80/48 and EMS was called. Upon EMS arrival, his pulse and BP had returned to normal. EMS evaluated and advised that he was ok to return home.

Patient feel dizzy, light headedness, vision changes, observe peel, muscles relax. Did not loose consciousness during brief event, was alert and oriented there after. Escorted by nurse and family member to observation area. observed for 30mins.

12:15pm pt. was seen sitting in wheelchair with EMT and dad at his side. EMT stated pt. c/o dizziness, nausea and blurred vision after taking Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. At 12:13 vital signs taken by EMT staff. HR 74, BP 104/70, O2Sat 99%. 12:20pm pt. denies any pain or discomfort. 12:30pm pt. left vaccine site to go home via wheel chair. EMT and dat at his dice with no signs of acute distress.

Patient received vaccine at 5:30pm and started to feel dizzy. Patient was given water, juice and snack. Patient after 5 minutes felt tingling in the arms and lips. EMS was called to take patient to the hospital.

Many small red hives on the upper lip inside the mouth. Pain when making movements in the area of the condition.

Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Severe, Systemic: Hypotension-Severe, Systemic: Shakiness-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Severe, Additional Details: Patient became very pale after receiving the vaccine as well

After receiving vaccine, we were told to sit and wait 10 minutes before leaving. About 7 minutes into waiting, my son said he was thirsty and not feeling that good. we started to walk to get a water and he totally blacked out and exhibited mild like seizure activity. After he "came too", he complained of blurry vision and still didn't feel good as we waited for ambulance. Once ambulance came he was feeling a little better. Vitals all checked out good and were declined going to hospital. He doesn't remember anything that happened in Pharmacy, except that he thought he was going to die.

PT REPORTED FEELING ANXIUS AND DIZZY, ALSO REPORTS BLURRY VISOIN PT REPORTS FEELING BETTER AFTER ABOUT 5 MIN, HR 80, 96% O2, PT REPORTS SMILAR REACTION TO PREVIOUS VACCIN DID NOT TASKE ANY MEDICATION TODAY PT WAS ENCOURAGE TO LIE FLAT AND TO HYDRATE PT LEFT SITE WITH PARENT AFTER 15 MIN WAS RESOLVED SYMPTOMS

Patient and Patient Mother denied that patient had any history of fainting or dizziness with needle puncture. Patient was administered First dose of Pfizer vaccine 11:23am. Patient was seated in observation area with mother and sibling at 11:24am. At 11:25 am patient began to verbalize that vision was disturbed and mother notified staff who informed me. When I approached patient the patients eyes were closed and patient was unconscious and unresponsive. I administered a sternal rub and patient opened eyes and tried to speak but sounded slurred. Patient was unconscious for less than ten seconds. At 11:27am patient was able to answer all LOC questions appropriately and community health worker was instructed to get Wheel chair. Patient was able to help with transfer and patient was placed in wheel chair with minimal effort. At 11:28 Patient was taken to room 8 with recliner chair. Patient was placed in recliner with minimal assistance with legs raised and patient was given water which patient sipped. Pt was encouraged to rest and patient closed eyes and laid head back. At 11:32 am Vital signs machine was unable to be used due to power outage so E-cart had to be opened to remove stethoscope and BP cuff. At 11:34 am Vitals signs were taken: BP-92/57 HR: 65 RR: 16 and patient denied any lightheadedness, dizziness, or fainting feeling. Pt requested to have mask off during observation. Patient and patient mother were instructed that a thirty minute wait time would be recommended and both verbalized understanding. MD was not notified since patient was talking appropriately and vision disturbance was resolving. Mother agreed that because patient condition was improving, that there was no need to involve MD. Patient continued to sip water and rest. Patient continued to close eyes periodically but began to keep eyes opened longer. At 11:46 am patient stated ?I feel a little tired, but I feel better.? Vital signs were taken: BP- 96/59 HR:65 RR:16 and patient denied any symptoms. At 11:53 a Patient stated felt well enough to leave. Patient was instructed to stand up and stay standing for a few seconds to ensure patient did not become dizzy. Patient was able to walk around the room with no gait or stability issues. Patient and patient mother were instructed to relay this occurrence to RN for second Dose of Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine to ensure that staff can take the proper safety precautions. Patient and patient mother verbalized understanding. Patient left with mother and sibling awake and oriented x4 with no issues.

dizziness, lightheaded, black out, cold/clammy skin, profuse sweating, ringing in the ears 911 was called and responded to by both fire and medical paramedics vitals were taken and patient was observed for an additional 20 minutes before leaving when he had returned to a stable condition

Sudden hearing loss in Left Ear -15 db to -55 db depending on frequency. Most loss in 500Hz to 1000Hz range. Visited 2 ENT Dr for audiology tests. Recommendation/prescription 60mg daily Prednisone tablets for 7 days, 40mg daily for next 3 days, 20mg for 3 days followed by 10mg for 3 days.

Patient became pale, nauseous, blurred vision and lowered blood pressure. Ambulance called and patient was ok and sent home with parents. Next morning at 1030 Am patient was called and was fine.

one minute after injection, pt started to fall forward in the chair. father caught him and I was immediately called into the immunization room. pt was laid onto the floor and his legs were elevated onto a chair. father stated pt had never had a reaction to a vaccine before. no health conditions. 911 was called..... but then parent decided he didn't want them. pt states his vision started to go black before he briefly passed out... probable vasovagal syncope. we waited for 911 to come since they were already alerted. pt sat in chair but then started to get lightheaded again, so he returned to a position where his feet were elevated in the chair. EMS arrived and monitored him. father and EMS made decision to return pt to home.

Pt walking and c/o unable to see, pale, diaphoretic and lightheaded. W/C to med eval station for further evaluation. Vision returned after 2 minutes, Gatorade and water offered. EMS evaluated with VS 90/60, HR 70, Sat's 98%. Lying on cot with parents at side. No further visual impairment. Able to see without any blurring or peripheral impairment. EMS continue to monitor, taking fluids, no s/s neuro deficit present with assessment. Able to stand with no c/o's dizziness. BP 110/70 HR 88 Sat 98 RA. Continued recover, parents decline any hospital transportation. Ambulatory discharge with parents and contact pediatrician for any further symptoms. Reviewed with parents well hydrated today and s/s anaphylactic reaction. Pt to be vaccinated 2nd dose in med eval area when he returns for 2nd dose, parents verbalized understanding.

Became sweaty and pale after injection. Stated felt like he couldn't hear correctly. BP 84/58, HR 61-70, PulseOX 98%. Given 2 bottles of water, feet propped up, and he pinked up and able to converse appropriately with staff. Advised to stay for 30 minutes to monitor.

At approximately 6 PM on 05/23/2021, family was sitting down for dinner when all of a sudden she noticed that he was turning his head to the left and appeared to be falling out of his chair. Mom states that eyes were darting back and forth at this time. He was not responding to her shouting his name and his left arm was curled in towards his body with the rest of his body remaining stiff. This lasted approximately 1 minute, followed by a time of confusion and drowsiness. Approximately 1 minute later mom states that patient's eyes rolled back to his head and he had full body movement consistent with tonic-clonic seizures. Family were able to lay him onto the ground during this time. Mom denies any color change, apnea, or loss of bowel or bladder. States he did have one episode of emesis following the event, and 2 episodes of emesis in the ambulance on the way to ED. Patient has no previous history of seizures or seizure-like activity. No new ingestions. Has not been sick recently and denies any new sick contacts. There has been no head trauma. Per Mom, patient's dad has a history of "partial seizures" but never required any medication for them. At arrival to the ED he continued to be drowsy and not at his normal baseline. Continue to hold his left wrist up toward his body in a contracted manner and tended to have repetitive speech. Briefly, ER course significant for a CT head and evaluation by pediatric neurology. CT head was unremarkable for acute intracranial process. A CBC, CMP, and coags were also obtained due to patient's continued contracture positioning and the possibility of a stroke. CMP was unremarkable with a sodium of 139, potassium of 3.7, chloride of 107, bicarb 25, BUN of 12 and creatinine of 0.64. CBC was also unremarkable with WBC of 10.72, hemoglobin of 14.8, hematocrit of 44.4 and platelets of 370. There was 81.77% neutrophils after evaluation by neurology it was felt that the patient remained postictal and recommended that he be admitted on continuous EEG and possible MRI in the a.m.

Person complained of light headiness, dizziness and blurred vision after receiving the first dose of the Pfizer vaccine. EMS was called and treated the individual on scene and was released on their own.

Pt reported to briefly lose consciousness and stated that his vision changed. Pt did not fall completely from chair. Pt was gently lowered to the ground. Pt was alert and oriented x 3 and vision restored while lying on the ground. Patient was given water but then when he sat up, he soon became unconscious again and again was gently lowered to the floor. Regurgitated/ spit out the water. After initial confusion, was alert and oriented again.

Patient started with chills, fevers to 100.5 , sore throat, oral mucosal aphthous ulcers within 24 hrs of receiving vaccine. Patient continues with these symptoms

AFTER VACCINE WAS GIVEN ABOUT 5-10 MINUTES LATER, PATIENT WAS EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTY SWALLOWING , NUMBNESS IN MOUTH. TOLD PATIENT TO LAY DOWN, GAVE EPIPEN 0.3MG AND CALLED 911. STAYED WITH PATIENT UNTIL EMT'S ARRIVED. AFTER PATIENT WAS HELPED BY EMT, HE WAS ABLE TO WALK OUT OF THE RX. SPOKE WITH PARENT AT 330PM ON 5/25/21 WHO STATED THAT THEY TOOK HIM TO URGENT CARE WHERE HE WAS STARTED ON ZYRTEC AND GIVEN AN RX FOR AN EPIPEN. PATIENT WILL FOLLOW UP WITH ALLERGIST, AND I RECOMMENDED IF HE IS TO GET A 2ND DOSE, THAT HE HAS IT IN AN MD OFFICE. LEFT A MESSAGE WITH PATIENT'S PEDIATRICIAN ABOUT WHAT HAPPENED.

Nurse was giving pt the vaccine and pt was replying to questions well before the injection. After injection, pt rolled his eyes back and head went back. Dad came in and stated that this was normal and that it occurs sometimes from injections. Nurse rubbed pt's back and propped his legs up on a chair. Pt drank water and rested and slowly felt better. After about 20 minutes, pt felt fine and was able to walk out.

After 15 minute observation period patient experienced weakness in arms and legs, sweating, loss of vision, and pupil dilation. Patient was brought back to the pharmacy around 6:15pm, after a few minutes of sitting the patients pupils returned to normal and the patient regained vision. After 15 minutes the patient was able to stand without issue. An ambulance was called, paramedics monitored the patient and took the patient to a near by hospital.

Patient developed racing heart rate ~18 hours after his vaccine at 5 am the next morning. The racing heart rate was associated with L sided jaw pain. His family gave him 81 mg aspirin x 2 but later that day his heart racing was continuing and he developed mild chest pain, prompting him to go to ED.

dizzy, headache, blurred vision, vomited after vaccination. (at 03:52 pm) outcome: recovered after drinking water and eating crackers and discharged to home.

Temporary blindness (lasted about 30 secs to a min), pale skin, sweating, feeling cold, dizziness. Gave water, apple juice and Gatorade to patient and called 911. EMT came in to take he's BP, blood glucose level and both were normal. Stayed at pharmacy for about 45 minutes and patient got better but was still feeling cold. They've decided not to go to hospital but followed up with dad around at 6:30 - 7 pm ish, and confirmed he is doing okay.

Around 16:45 patient received the pfizer vaccine in left deltoid. approximately five minutes later 16:50 patient claimed that ear sounds were muffled. patient was taken to cot where vitals were obtained & monitored until EMS arrived. Patient was signed off by EMS unit, and patient's dad was advised to call EMS if needed.

Client received the 1st dose of Pfizer COVID vaccine lot #EW0185 and expiration date 6/24/21 at 5:52PM. Per vaccinator, reports that client was saying, "Wow that was aniclimactic" after getting vaccine. Per vaccinator, she notices within 1-2 minutes client got quiet and then reported "I am not feeling well." Client received vaccine in left deltoid. RN requested PHN 1 to get gravity chair. PHN grabbed gravity chair and asked RN to get BP cuff and pulse ox. PHN arrive to assess client and found client alert and oriented x 4 in chair at 5:53PM. Client was already drinking water given by vaccinator when PHN arrived. Client reports he was experiencing "dizziness and slight shortness of breath." PHN ask client if he thought he was steady enough to switch to gravity chair. Client stood up slowly and sat in the gravity chair. RN 1 asked client if his throat felt tight-client responds-"No" and coached client to take deep, slow breaths. At 5:55PM vitals are: blood pressure: 130/90, pulse: 55 and oxygen: 98%. At 5:57pm client reports no longer feeling shortness of breath. Client is speaking in full sentences and able to answer all PHN questions about chest pain and headache and client reports having neither. At 6pm vitals: blood pressure:125/90, pulse:75, and oxygen:100%. PHN instruct RN to get Lead PHN or Co-Lead. Client reports he has slight dizziness and feels lightheaded and reports that earlier he had blurred vision but now is seeing clearly. At 6:03PM vitals are: blood pressure:160/100, client appears pale and heart rate:140, and oxygen: 100%. Lead PHN arrives to take over assessment and PHN starts calling 9-1-1 at 6:04PM as blood pressure is repeated by co-lead :180/90, oxygen100% and pulse 129 and upon auscultation hears clear lungs and heart palpitations. Client is then reports shortness of breath and dizziness, no headache and no blurred vision. Parent reports that client has a history of asthma but rarely needs inhaler so she does not have it on her and that client recently had been on antibiotics for Gastrointestinal history and a bad cough (not COVID)-all symptoms had been resolved before receiving vaccine. At 6:07pm Vitals: blood pressure: 170/90, pulse:100%; no change in symptoms. At 6:08pm vitals: blood pressure:170/90, pulse: 94, and oxygen: 100%, client reports experiencing tightness in chest and unable to complete breath. Client reports no chest pain. Vitals taken again by RN due to new symptom, blood pressure: 122/70, pulse:93 and oxygen: 100%. RN auscultate again and hears palpitations have slowed and lungs clear. At 6:10PM, vitals are blood pressure:124/74 and pulse: 96. Client reports feeling "shaky, tightness on chest" and could not take full breaths. Paramedics assumed care at 6:12pm. Client and parent left on stretcher with paramedics to be transported to Hospital. Tell security that mother is leaving blue pathfinder in parking lot. Security assures he will not tow vehicle.

PATIENT EXPERIENCED BLURRY VISION, SWEATING, NAUSEA, AND HEADACHE. PATIENT WAS GIVEN WATER AND GUM. PATIENT WAS REQUESTED TO STAY FOR LONGER MONITORING. WAS DISMISSED ONCE THE BLURRY VISION, SWEATING, AND NAUSEA SUBSIDED.

Systemic: Chills-Mild, Systemic: Confusion-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Mild, Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Mild, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Mild, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Mild, Additional Details: PATIENT RECIEVED VACCINE AT 2P. Sat in waiting area for about 10 minutes. Our observer noticed that the patient was sliding in his seat and looked dizzy. Patient starting to flutter his eyes and lost consciousness for about 5 secs. He complained about blurry vision, feeling hot, sweating, but with chills. Patient was given water. After he drank the bottle of water patient felt fine. The ambulance was called and arrived, patient reported he felt fine. Patient did not eat/nor drink water today.

Immediately following vaccine, client reported visual disturbance, couldn't see, pale, clammy, dilated pupils. Resolved after one minute.

He started off with a sore throat and it progressed into really bad congestion; headache; earache and fatigue. No fever. Ibuprofen was given for headache and throat lozenges for his throat. He drank a lot of water. It lasted four days. He started to feel better. The congestion hung around about a full week before he had no more congestion. He got sick first and then his little brother followed and then I got sick - we were all sick about the same amount of time - 5- 7 days. His Dad got his second shot at the same time as patient got his first shot. I had been fully vaccinated by that time.

Unprovoked first-time seizure. Teen was sitting outside a restaurant waiting while watching phone, listening to music 15 days after first Pfizer COVID vaccine (no issues at time of vaccination). Parents witnessed his neck and eyes roll up and left before having a two short generalized tonic-clonic seizures. Taken to nearest ED by paramedics.

Tininitus: ringing and muffled hearing experienced on average 2 times per day, lasting about 20 seconds each time.

Reports ate a few peanut butter pretzels today. Reported lightheadedness that resolved within about 1 minute, followed by seeing spots for about 2 minutes resolved, momentary tightness on inspiration that resolved, and ringing in ears for about 3 minutes resolved. Later reported nausea on ambulation post vaccination to seat in observation area that resolved upon sitting down. Also, reported has history of similar s/sx with flu vaccination. Denies chest pain and other s/sx. Nurses responded with emergency cart. 01:47pm LUE 96/70 pulse regular R20, lungs clear, lips noted to be dusky/purplish. Benadryl 50mg PO x1 administered. Lips color reassessed and after few minutes returned to usual pink color. Reports nausea, lightheadedness, visual spots, and ringing in ears resolved, all s/sx resolved, stated "I feel normal". Counseled follow up with pediatrician, urgent care or emergency department for any return s/sx, Mom verbalized understanding. Observed for 30 minutes. Ambulated with steady gait off floor with his parent and sibling.

Severe headache 10 out of 10 started the following day with vertigo. During this time he developed an episode of sudden onset double vision and vomiting which resolved after approximately 10 minutes. The headache and the vertigo lasted for several days.

Patient describes feeling dizzy, having visual trouble immediately receiving the vaccine, then slid onto the floor from the chair he was sitting on. Presents with mother who denies him hitting his head. LOC lasted 1-2 minutes before he was able to be roused. Upon regaining consciousness, he was pale, diaphoretic, weak. Reports feeling nervous with "needles". Observed for 30 minutes with mother. Escorted to car afterward and permitted to go home. Advised to seek medical attention if symptoms persist.

Patients father called the pharmacy the next day, less than 24 hours from the time of injection, and stated that the patient woke up with his face and eyes swollen. Patient will be going to his primary care physician

Around 4 pm the day after receiving a COVID vaccine patient started getting tired, fatigue, headache, and feeling hot. At 7:00 pm on Sunday with bottom lip swelling. Monday eyelid swelling. No itching. Benadryl 25 mg given in office.

the next morning my son had broken blood vessels on his face and mouth area. and has had a swollen bloody lip since but woke up with it and didn't remeber hitting it

6/3/21: started having left eye watering with the inability to close the eyelid 6/6/21: received 2nd covid vaccine 6/8/21: Developed inability to close his mouth and to smile which has persisted 6/10/21: Seen in clinic and diagnosed with left Bells Palsy and prescribed prednisone

mild pain in tongue and throat/severe sore throat; mild pain in tongue and throat; Felt pain when swallowing; He could not talk normally cannot move tongue very much; He could not talk normally cannot move tongue very much; This is a spontaneous report received from Medical Information Team. A contactable physician (parent) reported that a 15-year-old male patient received first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in left arm on 22May2021 15:00 (Lot Number: EW0178, at the age of 15-year-old) as single dose for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included seasonal allergies. Concomitant medications included loratadine (CLARITIN) taken for seasonal allergies; fluticasone propionate (FLONASE) taken for seasonal allergies. A pediatric gastroenterologist reported for his son. His son had the first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine on 22May2021. On the next day on 23May2021, he experienced mild pain in the tongue and throat. He had no fever. The pain in the throat and tongue started on Sunday (23May2021), but it was mild and he was not concerned. His son had it on Monday (24May2021) and when he came home from school around 15:00 or 15:30, he was complaining of severe sore throat. His throat was hurting more. Severe from that time. He stayed home from school. Treated with Tylenol and Motrin. Didn't really work/helping. Pushing fluids. Felt pain when swallowing. He was not eating due to severity of the pain. Had severe pain when he tried to speak. He could not open his mouth well. Tried to keep his mouth closed. He could not talk normally cannot move tongue very much. They went to urgent care and had a strep test which came out negative on 25May2021. Reporter seriousness for pain in throat and tongue was disabling. The gastroenterologist wanted to know if his son's adverse reaction was an allergic reaction and if he should get the second dose of the vaccine. There was no prior vaccinations within 4 weeks. The outcome of the events was not recovered.

Fainted, fell off chair. Regained consciousness after 30 seconds. Reported that vision became blurry and then fainted. EMS responded with EKG and BP normal, Heart Rate was 106. Left facility after 40 minutes and walked home. approx 4 blocks.

Client received the COVID vaccine (Pfizer dose 1, lot # ER8736, expiration date 7/5/2021) at 1725 from RN. RN escorted the client to a chair in observation area at 1730. Per RN, the client's gait became unsteady as he ambulated and the client became unresponsive as he sat in his chair. The client was observed to slump forward, and he was caught by RN and his mother. EMT and RN responded at that time. The client remained unresponsive for approximately 90 seconds. While he was unresponsive, the client's breathing was rapid and shallow, and his pulse was thready. At 1732, the client became responsive and was drowsy but oriented x4. The client was transferred to the zero gravity chair at this time by RN and RPh. The client's vital signs at that time were: blood pressure 76/40, heart rate 64, respiratory rate 24, and O2 91%. The client appeared pale and diaphoretic. The client reported dizziness and blurry vision which had both progressed to "blacked out vision" before he went unresponsive. The client reported still feeling dizzy and having blurry vision. The client denied shortness of breath, chest pain, or headache. At 1737, the client's vital signs were as follows: blood pressure 102/52, heart rate 61, O2 98%. The client's pupils were equal and reactive to light. At 1738, the client was offered water, juice, and a snack, which he started to eat and drink. Per the client's mother, the client hadn't eaten prior to his appointment but was given water and a snack while in line for his vaccine. The client's mother stated that the client has no medical conditions or allergies and that he takes no medications. The client's mother stated he does not have a history of syncope. At 1740, the client's vital signs were as follows: blood pressure 96/48, heart rate 82. The client complained of feeling hot and he was provided with a cool pack. The client's color had returned to normal at this time and his pulse was normal as well. At 1745, the client's vital signs were as follows: blood pressure 96/48, O2 99%, heart rate 65. At 1750, the client stated that his dizziness and blurry vision had resolved. He was no longer diaphoretic. At 1755, the client's pulse was 74, his blood pressure was 102/52, and his O2 was 99%. Education was provided to the client and his mother by RN regarding primary care follow up and EMS activation. At 1800, the client's vital signs were as follows: heart rate 68, O2 98%, and blood pressure 106/58. The client was able to stand up without dizziness and ambulated out to the car escorted by his mother and EMT, ambulating with a steady gait.

Two minutes following vaccination, patient reports feeling light headed. Eyes began to roll back in head and arms became rigid and moved in a twisting motion. Patient non-verbal and slight coughing X4. Patient lowered to the supine position while supporting his head Pt had his eyes closed. Color became pale. This occurred for approximately 1 minute. Following this episode , patient opens eyes and begins to talk normally. Alert and oriented. Patient reports feeling very cold and begins to shiver. Nurse provides blankets to comfort. Nurse keeps client in observation for 30 minutes following this syncopal episode. Client drinks two small glasses of water. Denies being nauseous or hungry. Reports has not eaten today, but declines food. Patient has father and siblings with him to drive and care for him. Upon departure, patient reports feeling back to normal. Patient and family instructed to seek medical care if there are any changes.

The next day after the injection, my son woke up he had blurry vision in his left eye along with the usual sore arm and tiredness. It went away after five days.

Mom says he had developed a grape-sized lump on the gums near his molars that was affecting his ability top chew, but the next day that went away and since then he has just been feeling very tired and fatigued.

Seconds after receiving the second dose of the Pfizer vaccine, patient complained of headache and stomachache and lightheadedness. Patient's eyes rolled and he became limp. Patient's mother and the pharmacist helped him to the floor, and he regained consciousness seconds later. He was given water and a granola bar and said he felt better after a few minutes. This adverse effect did not occur with the first dose.

Immediately following the vaccination, the patient told his father he felt dizzy, so he was directed to a chair. He told his father he could not see anything and was experiencing vertigo. His father then said his eyes and lips on the left side of his face seemed to be shaking as if he was having a seizure and he lost consciousness for a brief moment. When he opened his eyes, he told his father he was dizzy and his head hurt, but he could see again. I brought the patient some water to drink and took his first blood pressure reading at 10:42 am, which read 67/31, pulse 43. The patient mentioned that he hadn't eaten anything that day and that he was extremely nervous about getting the vaccination. His father got some orange juice and started to give him sips of it and he remained seated. The next blood pressure reading at 10:54 am was 115/59, pulse 76. The patient said that he was feeling nauseous, but less dizzy. I gave him two cookies to eat and took his blood pressure again at 11:01 am and it read 117/73, pulse 88. At this point, the patient said he was feeling much better and the cookies even made the nausea go away. The final blood pressure reading was at 11:13 am: 122/63, pulse 76. At this point, the said he felt completely better and father was confident in taking him home, so they left. I followed up with the father two days later on 6/25/21 and he said that he didn?t have any more problems after they left the store. That evening, patient's temperature went up to 99 and his head hurt with movement, but otherwise, he was fine and did not have any more symptoms after that.

At 1 am, my son presented with headache, dizziness, lightheadedness, shaking, ringing in ears, shortness of breath, and pallor. Vasovagal symptoms and near syncopal episode. Was able to get him to the floor to avoid a fall. Vomited several times. Severe vasovagal symptoms began to resolve within one hour. Didn?t check heart rate during initial near syncopal episode but was tachycardic after initial stabilization. Headache and fatigue persisted and is still lingering today.

1435, pt received 1st dose of covid vaccine (Pfizer) while sitting in a chair in covid vaccine clinic. NKDA. No known history of seizure per pt's mother. Mother with pt, stated pt started feeling unwell, pale, then losing consciousness. Patient's mother stating patient's eyes started to roll back. 1436, pt had seizure activity, staff lowered pt on the floor, laying on side, no n/v noted, lasted for 25 seconds. VS taken, Oxygen applied. Initial BP 77/26, 100% with 2 L NC oxygen. BP improved to 139/81, HR 74, 100% 2 L NC oxygen after sitting. Pt regained his consciousness, aao x4. 1445, 911 placed. BP 127/64, HR 66, 100% with 2 L NC Oxygen 1500, EMT arrived and transported pt to ER, accompanied by pt's mother

patient started to feel lightheaded. His mother asked how he was, his eyes rolled back in his head and he was unresponsive for a few moments. we moved him to the floor and called 911. his remained very lightheaded for the next 25 minutes until which time his mother decided to transport him to the hospital for observation.

Patient received the Covid-19 vaccine and within 1 minute started to slump over with weakness and immobility. He had dizziness and was lightheaded. He complained of blurred vision. His mother was by his side. Pharmacist called 911 and paramedics arrived in about 5 minutes. Patient started feeling better but was pale and his vision was bad. Mom said he was dehydrated and at the lake all weekend. Paramedics took him out on stretcher to emergency room.

Pt had general malaise and headache that same afternoon. The next day his symptoms progressed to dull, burning chest pain that radiated to the throat and ears along with numbness and tingling of the distal arms and hands. The chest pain was relieved by leaning forward. This continued off and on for two to three days while being monitored in the hospital. The diagnosis was myocarditis due to the vaccination.

A 15 year old child received COVID 19 Pfizer vaccine approximately 12:40PM 7/10/2021; after the vaccine was given and bandaid was applied, the child's body stiffened for less than 60 seconds. The child's arms and legs were stiff and stretched out and per father's observation, he claimed that his child's eyes were rolled backward. The child returned to "normal" status, he claims that he doesn't remember what happened. The child's hands were little shaky as he was attempting to drink water. We asked multiple questions - child claimed he was not nervous about the vaccine. Parents claimed that the child is doing better with vaccine anxiety compare to previous time, The child and parents informed that he did not eat anything yet. The child claimed that he is not dehydrated. 911 was called immediately at sight. EMT took the child's vital and reevaluated the child's condition. family wanted to follow up with their doctors (if correct, I believe EMT's vital check indicated 116/58 for BP) - our temperature measurement showed 97.3.

Pupils dilated and he couldn't see.; Pupils dilated and he couldn't see.; shaky; rigid; and was very hot to touch; This is a spontaneous report from a non-contactable consumer (patient). A 15-years-old male patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Solution for injection. Lot Number: EW0202), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Arm Left on 05Jun2021 (at the age of 15-years-old) as dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunization. No medical history was reported. Patient had no known allergy. Other medical history was none. No concomitant medication was reported. Patient did not receive any other vaccines within 4 weeks prior to the COVID-19 vaccine. Patient did not receive any other medication within 2 weeks prior to the COVID vaccine. The patient had not been tested for COVID-19 nor before neither since the vaccination. Facility where the most recent COVID-19 vaccine was administered at Pharmacy or Drug Store. The patient experienced pupils dilated and could not see, shaky, rigid, and was very hot to touch on 05Jun2021. This was within a few minutes of receiving the vaccine and lasted about 20-30 minutes. Seriousness criteria was reported as no. As AE treatment, Pharmacist used cold compresses and gave him juice. The outcome of the events were recovered on 2021. No follow-up attempts are possible. No further information is expected.

Patient had a vagal response caused by an anxiety attack due to fear of needles. Technician, gave the vaccine and then immediately called me in. The mother and son were worried about the needle disappearing due to the retraction mechanism. The son was loosing color in his face and becoming dizzy. I had him sit upright, talked with him for a few minutes, gave him Benadryl as a precaution, and checked his blood pressure. He was having no difficulty breathing and blood pressure was WNL. His mother said that he has passed out with needles before and that he had not eaten today. Eventually the patient claimed to lose his sight, and within 30s passed out. He was still sitting in the chair, bent over, vomited, and then immediately came back to consciousness. The patient then said that he felt fine and wanted to leave. I talked with him and his mother for around 20 minutes, had him eat a banana, and drink a full bottle of water. After the time, he felt fine and him and his mother left.

Systemic: Fainting / Unresponsive-Medium, Systemic: FAINTING BUT ABLE TO HEAR & RESPONSE IN FAINT VOICE-Medium, Systemic: Flushed / Sweating-Medium, Systemic: Visual Changes/Disturbances-Severe, Additional Details: AFTER ABOUT 5 MIN OF INJECTION, PT COMPLAINT THAT HE COULDN'T SEE ANYTHING. HE HAD MORE SWEATING & WEAK. MOM TRIED TO WAKE HIM. HE DID RESPONSE IN FAINT VOICE. I HAD THE TECH CALLED 911 & I GAVE EPINEPHRINE INJECTION. FEW MINUTES LATER, HE SAID THAT HE COULD SEE. THE RESCUE MEMBERS CAME & MEASURED BP & HR WHICH WAS NORMAL SO THEY DIDN'T TAKE HIM TO ER. I CALLED MOM LATER & SHE SAID HE GOT BACK TO NORMAL. I ALSO TRIED TO FOLLOW UP FEW TIMES ON FOLLOWING DAYS BUT NO ONE ANSWERED THE PHONE.

Swollen lip and rash around mouth that developed on the evening that 2nd dose of Covid vaccine was given (i.e on evening of 07/01/2021). Rash and swelling of lips and mouth initially seemed to improve, then worsened again by 07/06/21, at which time medical provider (this writer) was contacted. Rash was itchy. Other symptoms included chills, body ache, headache, and soreness at the injection site. Treated with oral Cetirizine with full resolution of symptoms. These symptoms were reported by parent via online messaging system to patient's pediatrician (this writer).

Patient passed out around 5 minutes past dose. He did not have a complete loss of consciousness. Lowered him to floor, elevated legs, and slowly lowered head to ground. complained of being cold, had shivers, and complained of ringing in the ears and nausea. once resolved, sat him up and observed again. around 30 minutes past vaccine had a second fainting spell, to which called 911 for observation. Patient completely resolved and left with mom and EMS walked him to her car.

patient felt weak and said his vision was blurry and that he could not hear well. I called 911 immediately because of my fear of possible stroke. I lied him down and took his blood pressure because I was afraid he might faint. We gave him a granola bar and some water while he was sitting. He had not eaten at all before this so I think his blood sugar might have been low. He was feeling better already before the ambulance came and they released him to home because he seemed to be fine when they arrived.

"Pt c/o of facial and tongue numbness 5 minutes after receiving his vaccine. Denies any hx of allergies or taking any medication. Negative for hives or tongue/throat swelling. Denies difficulty swallowing or breathing. Water, juice, and Graham crackers given. Vital sign stable BP 115/87, HR 71, RR16, SPO2 100%. Symptoms resolved 45 min later. ER precaution advised. Pt d/ced in stable condition. "

Patient seemed fine at the time of injection, upon leaving his seat and walking into the store he became light headed, pupils dilated, and fainted on the floor. This was approximately 3 to 4 minutes after injection. He seemed almost immediately fine, vision fine, and was able to talk and drink water. Monitored for 30 minutes after and no other signs / symptoms during this time.

PATIENT RECEIVED VACCINE AND WAS ASKED TO SIT DOWN FOR OBSERVATION PERIOD, PATIENT WAS NOTICED TO BE QUIET, LOST CONSCIOUSNESS, EYES ROLLED BACK AND STARTED WITH TONIC-CLONIS SEIZURES THAT LASTED ABOUT 1-1 1/2 MINUTES. PATIENT THEN REGAINED CONSCIOUSNESS, OPENED EYES, AND ASKED WHAT HAPPENED.

Site: Itching at Injection Site-Medium, Systemic: Allergic: Difficulty Swallowing, Throat Tightness-Medium, Systemic: Allergic: Itch (specify: facial area, extremeties)-Medium, Systemic: Allergic: Rash (specify: facial area, extremeties)-Mild, Systemic: Dizziness / Lightheadness-Medium, Systemic: Shakiness-Medium, Systemic: Tingling (specify: facial area, extemities)-Medium, Additional Details: Pt exhibited rash on both arms, that he noticed after 15 min wait, observed pt, rash itch worsened, 50 mg benadryl chewed, within minutes pt complained of facial and mouth numbness/tingling, then a couple minutes later difficulty swallowing. 911 called, 1 dose epipen administered in right thigh. mother did not wait on 911, took son to ER. mother Chambree called to say pt was fine.

Patient lost consciousness two times, one on 06/28 and the second one on 07/15. First time patient felt dizzy/nauseous, blurred vision (loss of color), loss of hearing, and then loss of consciousness. The patient woke up 5 minutes after. Patient felt slight confusion with no adverse effects after. Second time patient almost lost consciousness three times before finally losing consciousness. First time patient loses consciousness for less than 3 seconds before waking up. 3 minutes later patient felt dizzy before losing consciousness for less than 3 seconds. 6 minutes later patient felt dizzy before losing consciousness for less than 3 seconds. Less than 1 minute later patient felt dizzy and nauseous before losing consciousness for 1 minute. After waking up patient felt slight confusion with no adverse effects.

Patient is a 15 year old M with hypofibrinogenemia, platelet aggregation disorder and history of COVID admitted to Inpatient Ward from 26 June - 01 July for work-up and management of new onset and severe headache, photophobia, and pain with extraocular movement. Extensive work-up complete but still unclear etiology, though near complete resolution of symptoms with IV steroids. Neuro: CSF positive for HHV-6, still unclear if this fully explains presentation. CT and brain MRI negative, though limited exam due to braces artifact. Headache complicated by clear post-LP postural headache, though this improved throughout hospitalization, with nausea moderately controlled on Benadryl. Neurology and Ophthalmology consulted, who both thought peri-neuritis was plausible, which is consistent given such rapid improvement with steroids. Pain moderately controlled with Tylenol. Oligoclonal bands and MBP CSF studies pending at time of discharge. Plan for 7-day steroid taper as an outpatient (outlined below in patient instructions), and Neurology follow-up in about 1 month. ID: Initially empirically covered with Ceftriaxone and Acyclovir, but once negative CSF, both were discontinued. He remained afebrile throughout remainder of hospitalization, so no further antibiotics started. Had remote history of immunodeficiency (confirmed here to be IgA deficiency), underwent more extensive immune work-up with lymphocyte subset 6 pending at time of discharge. Fen/GI: Nausea and poor PO intake secondary to headache and neurologic symptoms. Unremarkable KUB with no focal findings on exam. Tolerated good liquid PO intake prior to discharge, improving food intake with help of Benadryl and Reglan (Zofran did not help his nausea). Given risk of Reglan side effects, trial of Benadryl alone was given and relieved his nausea. Will discharge with Benadryl PRN for nausea, though expect this to improve. Heme: No blood transfusions required, no history of recent bleeding/trauma, no signs of active bleeding. Received TXA for three days following his LP performed on 6/28. Rheumatology: Patient has preexisting appointment with Rheumatology scheduled on 7/9 due to a history of intermittent joint pain/swelling with skin color changes since April 2020. Ordered requested Rheumatology labs by Doctor while patient is admitted. CRP and ESR resulted normal at 0.31 and 8 (respectively), C3 and C4 within normal limits, dsDNA and ANA negative. Repeat ESR on 6/30 also normal at 10. Pending labs include fecal procalcitonin. Follow up appointment with Rheumatology on 7/9. CV: Some concern for myocarditis at time of presentation given pleuritic chest pain, history of COVID-19 infection, and recent COVID-19 vaccination. EKG at that time revealed nonspecific T wave changes. However, troponin and BNP resulted negative and patient's chest pain has resolved at this time. Discussed with Cardiology who did not think further work-up was necessary. Chest pain completely resolved at time of discharge.

I don't know if any of his adverse events are related I wanted the CDC to be aware. He started feeling uneasy, unwell, vomiting, itchy ears (both), upper chest pain, upper back pain and difficulty breathing. We went to the ER at 17:00 - 22:00 on 7/18 was discharged couldn't figure out what was happening was given medication for migraine, Benadryl, Loratadine.