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Report #2830683

Received Mar 11, 2025

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Overview

Sex
Female
Age
16 yrs
State
FL
Recovered
Not recovered
Vaccinated
Feb 21, 2008
Onset
Feb 21, 2008
Days to onset
0
Hospital days
—

Vaccines (1)

TypeNameManufacturerDoseLotRoute / Site
HPV4HPV (GARDASIL)MERCK & CO. INC.3J2926IM / LA

Symptoms (44)

Abdominal pain upperAbnormal uterine bleedingArrhythmiaArthralgiaBradycardiaChest painDiarrhoeaDizzinessDizziness posturalDysmenorrhoeaDyspnoeaDysstasiaElectrocardiogram abnormalElectrocardiogram ambulatory abnormalExtrasystolesFatigueGastritisHeavy menstrual bleedingHuman papilloma virus test positiveHyperhidrosisHypotensionInsomniaIrritable bowel syndromeLoss of personal independence in daily activitiesMenstrual clotsMenstruation irregularMobility decreasedMyocardial infarctionNauseaOrthostatic intolerancePalpitationsPostural orthostatic tachycardia syndromeRashSinus arrhythmiaSleep study abnormalSupraventricular tachycardiaSyncopeTachycardiaTilt table test positiveTroponin I increasedUrticariaUterine spasmVentricular extrasystolesVision blurred

Symptom narrative

Dizziness, Faint (syncope) upon standing. Blurred Vision, nausea. Observation by Nurse extended 40 minutes. During 2008-2009 Developed Severe Abdominal Pain in Epigastric Region, Etiology Undeterminded. Patient would remain in bed curled up in a fetal position unable to stand or move or go to school. She was seen many times at medical facilities, Urgent Care Clinics, and hospitals. She was placed on Prilosec and narcotics. Menstrual bleeding/clotting and uterine cramping progressively worsened to "Cramps so bad that I couldn't stand up straight". Menstruation began occurring more often, every two weeks. Patient was placed on birth control for erratic painful menses. 2008-present diag Medical Diagnosis with ICD-10 codes and MD progressive notes per patient's medical records 2008-present: Severe Abdominal Pain, Epigastric Region [789.00] [R10.9] [789.06] [R10.13]. Menorrhagia-profound Heavy Bleeding with clots. Dysmenorrhea. Irregular every 2 weeks. Dysfunction Uterine Bleeding (DUB). Later diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) [564.1] [K58.9] [K58.0]; Acute Gastritis [V12.70] [Z87.19]. Diarrhea [787.9] [R19.7] HPV Detected in Pap Smear; vaginal; cervical. Neurogenic Syncope [780] [R55]; Vasodepressive Pattern of Syncopal episodes. Tilt Table Study: Abnormal Head Tilt: Full Syncope with 70 degree tilt. Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS) [G90.A]. Extreme Fatigue; Hypotension [195.0] [195.1]; Light Headedness; Dizziness; SOB; Excessive Sweating. Shortness of Breath (SOB); Chest Pain [786.50] [R07.9]; Heart Palpitations [785.1] [R00.2]. 24H Holter: Bradycardia 33-40 BPM; Fast Resting Heart Rate 155 BPM; Missed Beat. Elevated Troponin 1 [790.6] [R74.8] [R79.89]. Heart Attack. 12 Lead ECG: Sinus Arrhythmia, Probable Anteroseptal Infarct, age undetermined. Sleep Study/24H Holter: Arrhythmia Heart Rate; Ventricular Ectopic activity-2 episodes; Supraventricular activity-418 episodes. Bradycardia 33-40 BPM-862 episodes. Tachycardia 145 BPM while sleeping 2:25am. Urticarial Rash; Face and Neck following fainting episode from head tilt in Piaties Class. Excessive Sweating. Chronic Joint Pain. Insomnia and Orthostatic Intolerance. Prior to the Gardasil HPV vaccinations, all of patient's annual primary care physician visits were normal. Patient was also a competitive Rock Climber and an active Snowboarder. Merck Co. Inc.'s own clinical studies now show that Gardasil Vaccine was a risk for neurological disorders and autoimmune diseases, particularly a form of Dysautonomia known as POTS- Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome. Gardasil's link to autoimmune injuries take time to manifest and therefore can take 5-8 years before a formal autoimmune injury diagnosis is made.

Current illness

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Other medications

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Allergies

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Lab data

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