Reporte zur Charge ER8732 7/2021

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I had a strong pepper feeling in my throat. It felt like a ball of pepper was in my throat. I was able to breath but I had to keep clearing my throat. My face, eyes, and throat started swelling up. I was rushed to the ER. My throat was dry. They immediately gave me the EpiPen. My body started acting uncontrollably. I was shaking and shivering and going through a bunch of uncontrolled body movements. They gave me oxygen. I had an IV in my left arm and they gave me injections in my right arm. I was very dizzy. They continued to observe me, they drew my blood. More doctors came in and they told me not to get the second dose of the vaccine. I was transported to hospital by ambulance. 2 o'clock in the morning they told me I could go home and they gave me a prescription. I was very jittery. It was hard for me to walk. I went home with the prescription. Around 7 o'clock in the morning I woke to take my prescription. I had heart problems. I was still dizzy, jittery, and nervous. I called my PCP to put in my prescription and was told to go back to urgent care immediately. My eyes, nose, lips, and throat swelled. I could still breath but my tongue felt different. After they saw me again, I got another EpiPen in my leg. I started shaking uncontrollably again. They injected me in my right arm to calm down the reactions. I was kept there till 9pm that day. It was difficult for me to walk again. I went home and laid down. They gave me prednisone for 7 days. On the 3rd day I was having heart problems again. During that time I didn't have a appetite. My intestines felt like they were trying to come out of my body. I was very uncomfortable. I had gas. I put myself on a schedule to eat soup. I was very nauseous. Those symptoms lasted for 6 weeks. I couldn't drive for 4 weeks. I was still dizzy. I was able to sleep for 4 hours. I couldn't remember things. I have a cough that hasn't gone away. My doctors told me I am anaphylaxis.