Age: 42.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Upper-airway cough syndrome
Clinical narrative: I had enhanced sense of taste and smell./a heightened sense of smell and taste; I had enhanced sense of taste and smell.; I experienced lightheaded and dizziness,; and a headache that feels like pressure/headache; and a headache that feels like pressure, and sinus pressure at the bridge of my nose.; have mild to moderate body aches this morning in my legs and hip bones; have mild to moderate body aches this morning in my legs and hip bones; Shortly after the shot in the medical observation area I experienced mild nausea that went away for the rest of the day.; About an hour after the injection I experienced nasal drainage in the back of my throat that lasted about 30 minutes.; 3 hours after my shot the arm pain at injection site began; followed by 6 hours later moderate to extreme fatigue that did not cause me to be sleepy or drowsy--simply fatigued.; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (Non-healthcare Professional reporting for a patient). Follow-up received on 05Feb2021 reposted by a consumer was processed together with initial information.   A 42-years-old non-pregnant female patient received first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Intramuscular injection), via an unspecified route of administration in the left arm on 26Jan2021 at 08:45 AM (Batch/Lot Number: EN5318; Expiration Date: Not provided) as a SINGLE DOSE for covid-19 immunisation at the clinic.  Medical history included teenage asthma and allergic for Penecillin, mango skin (poison ivy-like contact) and dust mites. Concomitant medications were none. The patient did not receive other vaccines in four weeks. The patient did not have COVID-19 prior or since the vaccination. On 26Jan2021 after the shot in the medical observation area the patient experienced mild nausea that went away for the rest of the day. About an hour after the injection, she experienced nasal drainage in the back of throat that lasted about 30 minutes. 3 hours after the vaccination shot the arm pain at injection site began, followed by 6 hours later moderate to extreme fatigue that did not cause to be sleepy or drowsy- simply fatigued. She had enhanced sense of taste and smell. On 27Jan2021 at 06:00 AM she woke up seeming okay and tried to work from home however she experienced lightheaded and dizziness, and a headache that feels like pressure, sinus pressure at the bridge of nose. She had to disengage from work. After lunch around 2 PM she had extreme fatigue and had to lie down in bed the rest of the afternoon and evening. Dizziness and headache and nausea. On 28Jan2021 the patient woke up with nausea and ate breakfast with a heightened sense of smell and taste. She logged into work and the lightheadedness and dizziness began again. Clinical course of the event was as follows: On 28Jan2021, she woke up with nausea and ate breakfast with a heightened sense of smell and taste. Logged into work and the lightheadedness and dizziness began again (also sort of in waves, though the headache is more pervasive and less wave-like than the nausea), along with waves of moderate nausea and headache. The arm pain at the sight of injection has significantly abated from a punch to mild pain. The "sinus" or sinus pressure on the bridge of my nose seems only a fraction improved. The headache or pressure has moved from the back of my head to the right side of my head. She had no body aches, but that morning she had mild to moderate body aches, in my legs and hip bones. On 29Jan2021, she woke up with 20%-30% reduced symptoms of nausea and headache, but the dizziness and sinus pressure on the bridge of nose remained same. She still had enhanced taste and smell (a sensory plus it's not a distorted or odd enhancement). No treatment was received for the events. Outcome of events was not resolved.