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Report #2834052

Received Apr 2, 2025

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Overview

Sex
Female
Age
29 yrs
State
AK
Recovered
Recovered
Vaccinated
Mar 7, 2025
Onset
Mar 7, 2025
Days to onset
0
Hospital days
—

Vaccines (1)

TypeNameManufacturerDoseLotRoute / Site
ANTHANTHRAX (BIOTHRAX)EMERGENT BIOSOLUTIONS1300215AIM / RA

Symptoms (11)

ArthralgiaDecreased appetiteFatigueHeadacheHypersomniaImmediate post-injection reactionImpaired work abilityInjection site painNauseaPain in extremityRhinorrhoea

Symptom narrative

Pain at the injection site started immediately and lasted four days. Pain approximately 6 inches below the injection site started approximately 30 minutes after injection and lasted 3 days. Pain in right forearm and wrist started 30 minutes after injection and lasted three days. Extreme fatigue started the evening of 7Mar, approximately 8 hours after injection, and lasted 3 days. On the fourth day, fatigue improved to moderate and lasted an additional 10 days. Headache started the day after injection and lasted two days. On day three after injection, patient started experiencing very mild symptoms of infection, such as increased nasal discharge. On day 13, patient experience sudden onset nausea. Patient thought she was going to throw up multiple times and ended up having to leave work mid-morning. On day 14, the nausea had improved to mild, and patient was able to return to work. For all mild symptoms, patient just endured and did her best to keep working. For all moderate-to-severe symptoms, patient slept a lot. During the first few days after injection, patient was sleeping 9+ hours each night, taking 4+ hours naps each day, and still felt exhausted. During nausea episode, patient went home and slept for 5-6 hours, felt too nauseous to eat anything, and went to bed early that night.

Current illness

None

Medical history

Gluten intolerance

Other medications

Methylphenidate, 27 mg once per day, as well as Methylphenidate 10 mg as needed.

Allergies

Neomycin, Cocoamydopropyl Betanine, Stearic Acid

Lab data

None

Prior vaccinations

Only the typical mild pain at injection site, lasting the rest of the day and maybe the next day.