Medical journals, VAERS reports show girls as young as 5 developed genital ulcers after Pfizer shot

Published case reports and hundreds of VAERS reports describe girls and women developing ‘exquisitely painful,’ weeping vaginal lesions after Pfizer COVID shots

Recent medical case reports describe pre-teen and teenage girls developing painful genital lesions following Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 injections.

Three girls, ages 12 to 15, presented with vaginal ulcers that began developing two days after each of them received their second dose of Pfizer’s COVID-19 shot, according to a case series published this month by doctors at the pediatric and adolescent gynecology department at Mercy Children’s Hospital in Kansas, Missouri.

Each of the girls had received their first Pfizer dose without complications but noticed pain on the second day after their second shots, according to the report titled Post COVID-19 Vaccination Vulvar Aphthous Ulcers: An Unpopular Case Series, published in the April 2022 issue of the Journal of Pediatric and Adolescent Gynecology by obstetrician and gynecology specialists Julie Strickland, Anne-Marie Priebe, and Ashli Lawson.

The girls attended the hospital between June and September 2021, shortly after the Food and Drug Administration granted emergency use authorization (EUA) for Pfizer’s experimental COVID-19 shot in May 2021, and were diagnosed with the rare, non-sexually acquired painful condition called vulvar aphthous lesions, also known as Lipschütz ulcers. The ulcers are poorly understood but are believed to be an abnormal immune response to infection or other sources of inflammation. Each of the girls suffered from multiple ulcers on her genitals, some of which developed “necrotic islands” – or spots of dead, gray tissue.

None of the girls were sexually active or reported a history of COVID infection or recent exposure, or of having any recent symptomatic viral illnesses. Tests for cytomegalovirus and Epstein-Barr Virus known to be associated with the condition were all negative.

‘Likely activated by vaccination’

“Although this is a series of adverse outcomes post COVID-10 vaccination, it does shed light on the multifaceted immune response one gains from a COVID-19 mRNA-based vaccine,” the paper concludes. “In addition, this series further supports the long-held belief that vulvar aphthous ulcers are an immunologic response rather than a sign of a genital infection themselves.”

Other published case reports on PubMed, the National Library of Medicine, describe young girls who developed the painful immune-mediated condition following Pfizer’s COVID-19 shots. A 12-year-old healthy girl with no prior sexual history developed a fever a day after she received a second dose of the Pfizer vaccine. She also had no symptoms following the first dose of Pfizer’s injection but developed three painful ulcers with a red rim including one with a...

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