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Data through 2026 · Updated quarterly

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Feeling hot

27,348 total reports2.7% serious outcomes
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Feeling hot appears in 27,348 VAERS reports across all vaccines. Of these, 35 reports also mentioned death and 717 involved hospitalization. The severity rate (deaths + hospitalizations as a percentage of reports) is 2.7%. The top vaccines associated with this symptom are COVID-19, DTaP, MMR. Remember: VAERS reports show temporal association, not causation.

27,348
Total Reports
35
Deaths
717
Hospitalizations
2.7
Severity Rate
% serious outcomes

About Feeling hot Reports

Feeling hot has been reported 27,348 times in VAERS from 1990 to 2026.

Of these reports, 35 were associated with death (0.13%) and 717 involved hospitalization.

The overall serious outcome rate (death or hospitalization) for reports mentioning Feeling hot is 2.7%.

Understanding Feeling hot in VAERS

•Temporal association only: These reports show Feeling hot occurred after vaccination, not necessarily because of vaccination.
•Background rates matter: Many symptoms occur naturally at baseline rates in the population, unrelated to vaccination.
•Reporting variability: Medical terminology may be used differently by various healthcare providers and over time.
•Investigation needed: High-frequency reports may trigger further epidemiological studies to determine causation.

What This Data Shows

Most Associated Vaccines: The vaccines most frequently mentioned in reports with Feeling hot. This may reflect usage patterns, not causation.
Severity Patterns: The percentage of reports that involve serious outcomes can help prioritize safety investigations.
Reporting Trends: Changes in reporting frequency over time may reflect increased awareness, media attention, or actual safety signals.

Most Associated Vaccines

1. COVID-1916,666
2. DTaP3,135
3. MMR2,496
4. Polio (IPV)2,424
5. Flu (Trivalent)2,256
6. Pneumococcal (PPV23)1,793
7. Shingles (Zostavax)1,442
8. Tdap842
9. Chickenpox (Varivax)811
10. Hepatitis A731
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Detailed Breakdowns

Feeling hot × COVID-19 →Feeling hot × DTaP →Feeling hot × MMR →

Quick Facts

Reports:27,348
Deaths:35
Hospitalizations:717
Mortality Rate:0.13%
Severity Rate:2.7%

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Most Common Symptoms Analysis →Serious Outcomes Analysis →When Do Side Effects Start? →Recovery Rates Analysis →

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Data Source

This data comes from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS), jointly managed by CDC and FDA.