Redness developed down the arm away from the injection site toward the elbow later that day after the injection. Upon questioning patient stated this had happened before in the past when she had received a pneumonia vaccine. At that time she did not receive treatment and the redness went away. I encouraged patient to reach out to primary caregiver to be evaluated.

no adverse reaction occurred , RN administered two flu vaccines.

Mom reported in January 2025 that patient’s left arm cannot be raised above his head for more than 30 seconds without his arm/hand going number. It started on the day he got the vaccine and did not occur prior to vaccine. Does not occur in his other arm.

nothing

Nausea, diarrhea, chills, sweating, muscle aches,, headache

Routine getting two shots in same arm

Extreme fatigue, extreme dizziness, horrible body aches, feeling lightheaded, migraine since last night it?s 11:18am. No appetite, nausea/ vomiting, hot flashes.

The patient came to the pharmacy after receiving four other vaccinations from the travel clinic. She then received the Chikengunya vaccine and stated she felt fine. We walked from the vaccination room back to the pharmacy where she stood for a few minutes before proceeding to the counter to receive other travel medications. When she was checking out, she stated that she felt faint and the pharmacist came around the counter to help in case she passed out, which she did. She fell faster than the pharmacist could react and the patient hit her head on the counter with no obvious signs of trauma from the impact. We placed her on the floor until she regained consciousness. She sat in a chair for about 30 minutes and a rapid response was called. She was checked out by a couple of nurses, cleared, and left the pharmacy that day.

SYNCOPE EVENT OCCURED AFTER VACCINE ADMINISTRATION THAT LASTED APPROX 20 SECONDS,PT WAS PLACED IN THE RECUMBANT POSITION AS SYNCOPE WAS OCCURRING. PT CO HEADACHE AND FEELING TIRED VITAL SIGNS MONITORED, PT DRANK H20,ASSISTED TO CHAIR,STATED SHE FELT BETTER AND ASKED TO GO HOME. PT REFUSED OFFER TO BE EVALUATED AT THE ER. SHE WAS ADVISED TO SEEK MEDICAL ATTENTION FOR ANY FURTHER CONCERNS,EPISODES. PT LEFT CLINIC AT9;50 AM, ACCOMPANIED BY HER MOTHER AND COUSIN

Given flu shot twice in one season. Client received flu vaccine in 9/24 and received same vaccine 1/21/25