Received Sep 23, 2025
| Type | Name | Manufacturer | Dose | Lot | Route / Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COVID19 | COVID19 (COVID19 (JANSSEN)) | JANSSEN | 1 | 1855194 | SYR / AR |
Received COVID-19 vaccine on December 10, 2021, while serving in the (withheld) (mandated). On June 28, 2022, experienced sudden onset of tachycardia while at rest, followed by syncope. Went to ER; EKG found no abnormalities. From June 2022 to July 2024, experienced persistent symptoms including elevated/bounding heart rate, severe anxiety, brain fog, derealization, exercise intolerance, dry skin, heightened reactions to insect bites, gastrointestinal issues, self-perceived immune dysfunction (frequent illnesses, slower recovery), and near-fainting episodes. Since July 2024, many symptoms have improved and are now at a more manageable level. However, I continue to experience bounding heart rate, GI issues, exercise intolerance, skin problems, anxiety, and persistent symptoms suggestive of immune system changes (self-reported).
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Received COVID-19 vaccine on December 10, 2021, while serving in the (withheld) (mandated). On June 28, 2022, experienced sudden onset of tachycardia while at rest, followed by syncope. Went to ER; EKG found no abnormalities. From June 2022 to July 2024, experienced persistent symptoms including elevated/bounding heart rate, severe anxiety, brain fog, derealization, exercise intolerance, dry skin, heightened reactions to insect bites, gastrointestinal issues, self-perceived immune dysfunction (frequent illnesses, slower recovery), and near-fainting episodes. My primary care physician ordered extensive testing, including two echocardiogram stress tests, one heart MRI, one brain MRI, a 48-hour Holter monitor, standard blood labs, and multiple specialist consultations (cardiology and others). All results were reported as normal. I had no prior history of these issues and was previously athletic, physically and mentally fit, with no history of mental health conditions. Since July 2024, many symptoms have improved and are now at a more manageable level. However, I continue to experience bounding heart rate, GI issues, exercise intolerance, skin problems, anxiety, and persistent symptoms suggestive of immune system changes (self-reported).
One a day multivitamin
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Between June 2022 to July 2024, my primary care physician ordered extensive testing, including two echocardiogram stress tests, one heart MRI, one brain MRI, a 48-hour Holter monitor, standard blood labs, and multiple specialist consultations (cardiology and others). All results were reported as normal. I had no prior history of these issues and was previously athletic, physically and mentally fit, with no history of mental health conditions.