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Describe the symptoms and the timeline of the reaction.
Entry Date: 5/25/21
I had the second Pfizer vaccine on Jan 19, 2021. Immediately after, I had bilateral facial numbness that started at the hard palate then spread across my face. It is worse when wearing a mask. The numbness is like when you go out in the cold. As the
months have gotten warmer, and I am wearing masks less often, the numbness seems to happen less often. I am not sure if this is because of spending more time outside or from having less pressure on my face. My family doctor had nothing to offer except a wait-and-see approach. Not critical of her. She doesn't have any answers right now either. I did try B12, but that made it worse
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Vaccine Date:
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Injury Date:
19 January 2021 -
State/Region:
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Country:
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