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AstraZeneca 31st March 2021
Batch number PW40008
Severe Adverse Reaction: Vaccine-Induced Immune Thrombotic Thrombocytopenia (VITT)
Age 48
The symptoms started on 05/04/21 and I was admitted to Bedford Hospital for 16 days during which time I had Immunoglobulin IV, Morphine, Codeine and Blood thinners (for life). I have been treated as if I’m making my symptoms up by the medical community.
I am 48 and have no underlying health conditions. I had my AstraZeneca Vaccine on the 31st March in the morning, the vaccine centre told me I may have some mild symptoms that evening or the next day of which I did, but this soon cleared and I was perfectly fine.
Five days later, on the Monday, I started to get the chills in the evening and developed a bad headache, similar to a migraine. As a migraine sufferer I took some sumatriptan which usually kills the migraine within about an hour, but this did not, so a couple of hours later I took another but it still did not work. Eventually I fell asleep. I woke up the next morning and head was pounding worse than ever. I took some more painkillers but nothing seemed to be happening so I put it down to tension headaches, the pain was pretty much all over my head with lots of pressure at the front, but also I felt just slightly unwell, weak and fatigued, I had pains in my back too, either side of my spine, but just thought maybe it was the way I was laying trying to get rid of the headache. This continued throughout the week and by the Friday my head was even more painful and I just wanted to sleep. I also had blood clots from my nose and ear.
t was so bad that I rung them and, after answering some questions, they advised me to go to A&E, which I did. I first had my bloods tested, and then was thoroughly checked over. A few hours later they told me my blood levels were abnormal and they were keeping me in.
A couple of days later the consultant and a haematologist came to see me, my blood platelet count (which is what makes your blood clot when needed) was significantly low at 13 and my D-dimer count was significantly high at 7000. They sent me straight for another head MRI which showed there were no clots on the brain, I was so relieved because this is what the doctors has suspected. A couple of days later my bloods were still abnormal and I started to have pains around my liver, my bloods then showed that my liver enzymes were raised, so I went for an ultrasound on my liver. This time it showed blood clots on my liver and in the vessels that carry blood into the liver and out. The pain them became excruciating.
