Patient developed the following symptoms after the vaccine: dizziness, feeling warmth throughout her body, sensation of left eyeball swelling, nausea, drowsiness, left face pain, head feeling weird, headache, weakness.

Vaccine Administration Error- Patient was given Hep A and Varicella before recommended administration dates. Patient reported no abnormal reaction or response. Parents stated he had his “typical reaction” of feeling run down and lethargic.

client received a dtap and a IPV on 10/18/2024 a fourth dose in each series. I misread the record and gave an additional dose of DI today to client that wasn’t necessary. dose was not due until 04/18/2025. Explained the error to patients mother and she verbalized understanding . Mom stated she will return on 07/29/2025 for appropriate dose.

Adolscent female became pale and confused after walking to the waiting area at the completion of vaccinations. Her mother reports She leaned back in her chair and became stiff, then her arms began to jerk for approximately 15 seconds. Nurse had her sit bent over with her head down over her knees, cold compress was applied to her neck and under her chin. She complained of a sharp headache across her forehead at a 10 on a 1-10 scale. Student remained pale and clammy for the next 10-15 minutes. Headache went to a 5 on 1-10 scale after five minutes. Observed a full 30 minutes more. Student began to feel better with some nausea and dull headache. Mother decline a ride to the emergency department. Hard candy was offered. Student left alert, oriented and ambulated out of the lobby with her parent. Follow up to the mother the following day and she reports that the student is doin fine now.

On 01/29/2025 Patient came back to pharmacy complaining about local adverse reaction (redness,soreness, swelling ) from capvaxive vaccine from 01/24/2025. I advised her to take over the counter benadryl and do ice compression. If it does not get better then it needs to have provider’s attention.

The patient had a seizure four minutes after received a vaccine. The seizure lasted around 10 minutes. At first patient felt light headed and was sitting down then stood up right before he slowly went to the floor but head slowly hit the floor. Paramedics were called and patient came out of seizure while they were there present. Patient went with paramedics to run some tests. Patient discussed prior fainting with vaccinations but only happened a few times and has received vaccinations at pharmacy in past. Also discussed epilepsy but controlled on medications

In subsequent evening going into the AM, patient developed submandibular swelling with pain, and no systemic symptoms. Worsening, and showing obvious swelling to that area of his face, without erythema.

twitching for a day after getting the vaccines

Patient was given 2 RSV vaccines 1/8 and 1/22, provider noted no harm to patient was caused. patient did not seek emergency care as none was needed per provider

Swelling and redness to site where COVID vaccine was previously administered, new order to apply warm compress and administer Tylenol as needed for pain.