Patient received the 2nd dose of his HPV vaccine on Tuesday 1/14/2025 morning (he received his 1st dose without issues). He woke up at 6-7 PM with chills, shivering, and temp 100.2F so mom gave him ibuprofen with relief. On Wednesday 1/15/2025, he began to complain about his chest “feeling weird” at 6-7PM, after which mom gave him his newly prescribed albuterol inhaler with relief. On Thursday 1/16/2025, he called mom from school at 11AM to ask if she can bring his inhaler because now he was having sternal chest pain (no radiation). He was fine until 9PM that evening when his sternal chest pain returned with associated shortness of breath, grunting, and “not feeling good”, thus prompting presentation to Hospital. Found to have and treated for myopericarditis. Will follow up outpatient with Cardiology.

pain, redness, swelling

Patient is a 32yo otherwise healthy lady who is at 33w gestation who presented with epistaxis and gross hematuria, found to have a platelet count of 0 (baseline normal). We are concerned that this is vaccine-induced ITP (has been reported in post-COVID vaccine cases before but not with RSV)

patient received 2024-2025 updated for covid (comirnity) as well as flu (fluzone). Patient was accidentally administered HD flu, even though pt is only 40yo. It was grabbed from the fridge by mistake, thinking that it was the regular Fluzone product, and not the HD. Patient was contacted about the administration error and no adverse events have been self reported by patient.

Patient received 2 doses of Arexvy a little over one year apart. Patient did report he had a chest rash after the second dose.

Patient showed photos and stated she experienced swelling, redness, pain, and warm to the tough skin around the injection site that was 6 inches wide roughly. She stated it took about two weeks for the swelling to completely go away.

Paresthesia head to toe, weakness head to toe, dysphagia, pain, malaise, mild sob, difficulty with balance, fatigue, muscle fasiculation, eye pain

Patient got Prevnar 20, and her shoulder turned redness at injection site. She said she took Nyquil. The redness went away after 4 days.

Daily heart palpitations multiple times a day since flu shot was given.

Shot given gluteal. Patient experienced cloudy urine, numbness in leg, pain in buttox and back of leg, and temporary priapism