Received Sep 24, 2025
| Type | Name | Manufacturer | Dose | Lot | Route / Site |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| COVID19 | COVID19 (COVID19 (MODERNA)) | MODERNA | N/A | 3052734 | IM |
The patient was in the waiting room as instructed after the injection. She notified that she was not feeling well and that her lips and tongue felt tingly and she felt as though she could not swallow. I instructed a technician to call 911 and went to the patient with an EpiPen to assess the situation. The patient did not appear to need an Epinephrine injection and 911 soon arrived. They took her into the counseling room and did an assessment. The paramedics also did not administer epinephrine. She refused to go to the ED, signed the consent forms, and shortly went home. I followed up with the patient that evening and she said she was feeling a lot better at that time. The patient had a minor allergic reaction during her first Covid vaccination series. The following year she was administered the vaccine under the care of a local allergist 60 minutes after receiving an antihistamine. The next two years (23/24) the patient was instructed to receive the vaccine the same way but at here local pharmacy. We administered both of those vaccination after discussion with the provider with no allergic response at that time. The vaccine was administered again under the same conditions and the patient appeared to have a minor allergic reaction that did not require epinephrine or any other treatment than the oral antihistamine the patient took prior to coming to the pharmacy.
Minor allergic reaction to unknow covid vaccine in 2020 (described prior), patient would have been 88 at the time of the reactio