57 cases of FluMist deaths:Search Results from the VAERS Database
Here’s just a sampling of the write-up’s of a few people who **DIED **from FluMist:
Write-up: Pt states shortness of breath started 2 weeks ago when he received Flu mist. symptoms mild at that time. he began to have activity limiting symptoms on 19Nov, unable to take a deep breath or sleep because of symptoms. He becomes very SOB with ambulation. Has cough that is only present when he takes a deep breath (nonproductive). Fever and chills over the last 2 weeks, had fever of 102.2 on presentation to emergency room, and satting 91% on room air.
Write-up: On 12/6/10, developed fever & headache. Treated with Advil until 12/9/10; went to PMD; patient vomiting, 12/10/10, vision loss, adm. to E.R. 12/11/10, transferred to PICU. Expired 12/16/10.
Write-up: ADEM secondary to agency from administration of live virus flu vaccine to patient following interferon confusion, fever, coma, death. Contact hospital doctor for details.
Write-up: A serious spontaneous report of INFLUENZA has been received from a non-healthcare professional concerning a male, subsequent to FLUMIST. Neither relevant medical history nor concomitant medications have been reported for this patient. The patient was presumed to be an active employee. On an unknown date, the patient received FLUMIST. Five weeks after receiving FLUMIST, the patient developed symptoms of INFLUENZA. On an unknown date, the patient died. An autopsy was performed. Endemic H1N1 was isolated from the bronchioles. The cause of death was reported as INFLUENZA. The outcome of the event of INFLUENZA was fatal.
Write-up: Member was given the Flumist on 09/22/2011. On 09/25/2011, member was feeling chest pain and not feeling well after dinner and going to the Club. Mamber was found down face in vomit by his friends. CPR was started and 911 activated. Paramedics arrived and continued CPR en route to Hospital where CPR was continued unsuccesfully. Member was pronounced dead at 0215 by Dr.
Write-up: PATIENT PRESENTED WITH VOMITING AND DIARRHEA ON 8 FEB. AAS SHOWED PULM INFILTRATE. PT STARTED ON PO ABX. PT STARTED FEELING FEVERISH ON THE EVENING OF 8 FEB. 9 FEB WOKE UP FEELING LIGHTHEADED AND DIZZY. TAKEN BY AMBULANCE TO ED, WHERE SHE SUFFERED RESP ARREST. CODED 3 TIMES. ADMITTED TO ICU ON VENT. DEVELOPED MULTI-ORGAN SYSTEM FAILURE. DIED ON 10 FEB.
Write-up: Respiratory arrest at home after 4 days of worsening cold symptoms. Driven by family auto to Medical Center and then transfered to PICU at another hospital
Write-up: Patient deceased.
Write-up: A report was received from a physician via a medical representative concerning a 3 year old female. Her medical history, concurrent diseases, and concomitant medications were not reported. On an unknown date, she received nasal FLUMIST. The medical doctor mentioned that two to three years ago a previously healthy 3 year old female died within three days of receiving FLUMIST in her office. The medical representative was uncertain whether symptoms began shortly after dose or three days later. At an unspecified time period after FLUMIST, the patient started vomiting and collapsed. She was taken to hospital three days after receiving FLUMIST and died. The physician stated that all the tests were negative, and the child was afebrile. The medical representative was uncertain whether an autopsy was performed. She also stated that the doctor thought the death was related to FLUMIST. The official cause of death was cardiac arrest. On an unspecified date, the patient died from the event of cardiac arrest, and at the time of reporting the outcome of the event of collapse and vomiting was unknown. According to the reporter the adverse event of cardiac arrest was considered to be serious with the serious criteria of death and the adverse event of vomiting was considered to be non-serious. According to the company physician the adverse event of collapse was considered to be serious with the serious criteria of important medical event. According to the reporter the adverse events were causally related to the suspect drug of FLUMIST.
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