Vaccine Injury Testimonial
Connie Werth
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What was your life like before you received the COVID-19 vaccine?
NORMAL
Describe the symptoms and the timeline of the reaction.
ABOUT 4 MONTHS AFTER THE VACCINE I STARTED WITH HORRIBLE BODY ACHES i COULD NOT CONTROL WITH OVER THE CONTER PAIN MEDS . fREEZING ALL THE TIME . TINGLING IN MY HANDS AND FEET . DROPING THINGS CONSTANTLY
Describe the solutions that helped your symptoms
i STARTED ON AN ANTIVIRAL AND IT SEEMS TO HELP UNTIL i HAD A FLARE UP NABOUT 3 WEEKS AGO
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Details
- Pfizer Vaccine:16 November 2021
Injury Date:
12 April 2022State/Region:
NDCountry:
US
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Fatigue 527 Inflammation 422 Heart Issues 409 Brain Fog 408 Muscle or Joint Pain 398 Head Pain 358 Limb Weakness 352 Neuropathy 317 Sleep Issues 303 GI Issues 291 Paraesthesias 288 Tremors or Twitching 258 Autoimmunity 232 Tinnitus 223 Vision Issues 194 POTS 168 Dermatologic 157 Psychiatric 156 Clotting 123 MCAS 72 Menstrual Issues 36 Neurological 19 Clotting-Cardiovascular 15 Myocarditis 15 ME/CFS 8 Allergies 7 OB/GYN 4 Neuropsychiatric 3 Dysautonomia 2 Lymphadenopathy 2
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