Received May 7, 2025
| Type | Name | Manufacturer | Dose | Lot | Route / Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MENB | MENINGOCOCCAL B (TRUMENBA) | PFIZER\WYETH | 1 | HP9987 | IM / RA |
Patient received meningococcal group B vaccine and within a couple minutes, patient turned pale and slumped to the left side sitting in the chair. Patient began making abnormal movements with arms and trunk of body along with head. Mouth was open and eyes were rolling back. Mother stated patient's name and patient was able to respond. This lasted 15 to 30 seconds. Provider notified immediately and came into the room to examine patient. Patient became nauseous but did not vomit. Patient reported tingling in their hands, blurry vision and muffled hearing. Patient also complained of being tired and dizzy. Patient declined any chest pain or headache. Patient's symptoms improved within 5 to 10 minutes. Blood pressures were taken in 5 minute increments while patient was being monitored from incident. Patient was then able to tolerate drinking sips of apple juice and was able to eat a graham cracker. Patient was able to stand up without feeling dizzy or having any pain. Provider re-examined patient and discharged patient from the clinic. All questions and concerns from Mother were answered by provider. Mother instructed to contact provider if any other questions or concerns come up.
None reported at the time of visit.
Migraines, recurrent HSV.
Unsure of the last time of medication administration but patient does take ibuprofen as needed, a multivitamin (semi-daily), and ondansetron/sumatriptan for migraine treatment.
No known allergies
None.
Fainting episode according to Mom. Unsure of what vaccine and date.