Itchy rash two days later. This also happened to her with two previous vaccines.

Patient received vaccine approximately 1:10pm. Was seated when reported feeling dizzy around 1:15pm. I immediately elevated patient’s legs, gave the patient some water, and patient reported to start feeling better right after. Patient remained seated with legs elevated for 30 minutes. Patient said never had this kind of reaction to vaccination in the past. Advised patient that this was most likely a vasovagal reaction, and that it can happen to anyone at any point in time in the minutes after any vaccination, regardless of whether or not it happened in the past. Also advised patient to report to primary care doctor what happened and to inform immunizers about dizziness when getting vaccines going forward. Patient felt better and left around 1:45pm without further incident.

PATIENT WAS GIVEN SECOND VACCINE DOSE THAT DOES NOT FOLLOW CDC GUIDELINES

patient received an extra dose that does not follow CDC guidelines

higher than typical localized shoulder pain when applying pressure at injection site starting after a few hours. Also upper arm pain around the left shoulder joint when moving the left arm across the body, reaching the arm back to put on a shirt, coat, and raising the arm, etc. No swelling or warmth noticed at injection site. The localized and movement pain now continues more than 6 weeks after the vaccine.

The patient received an additional dose of Arexvy. He did not realize he received the first dose on 10/4/2023. Patient has received a total of 2 Arexvy doses, when the current CDC guidelines only recommend 1 dose at this time.

Sudden and extreme chest pain around 9:30pm. Felt like her organs were being smooshed. Very painful. Called paramedics. They said vitals were normal but she should get checked out at ED. Went to Hospital. Was tested for many things and then released. The doctor said it might be costochondritis.

Patient developed a red rash around the injection site on her right arm. The rash continued to spread for 2 days after receiving the injection. Patient saw a physician who determined she has cellulitis, and he has prescribed the patient Doxycycline Hyclate 100mg capsules (one cap twice a day for 7 days).

SHORTNESS OF BREATH – HIKES BECOME SHORTER AND SHORTER , WEIGHT LOSS, FATIGUE AND DISCOURGED HE COULD NO LONGER HIKE, LUMP IN BREAST, TERRIBLE INDIGESTION DIAGNOSIS OF PULMONARY FIBROSIS AND FAST MOVING BLADDER CANCER.

Patients husband reported red, flush, warm and sensitive round area at site of injection. Patients husband was reporting that the shot had happened two days prior and patient was doing well.