Age: 56.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Aphonia, Arthralgia, Asthma, Limb discomfort, Peripheral swelling
Clinical narrative: Missed second dose of the Pfizer COVID vaccine; left arm swollen; face swollen and whelped up; can't use her left arm like she used to; started losing her voice; asthma attack: coughing and wheezing, became short of breath; As per agent, caller reported shoulder and wrist hurting; asthma attack, swelling of arm and difficulty using her arm and itchiness.; caller reported shoulder and wrist hurting; asthma attack, swelling of arm and difficulty using her arm and itchiness.; As per agent, caller reported shoulder and wrist hurting; asthma attack, swelling of arm and difficulty using her arm and itchiness.; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. This consumer (patient) reported for herself that the 56-year-old female patient received first dose of bnt162b2 (BNT162B2, PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Arm Left on 08Apr2021 17:00 (Batch/Lot Number: ER8731, Expiry Date: 11Apr2021) as 1st dose, single for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included covid-19 from Nov2020 to Dec2020 (She says she got COVID around Thanksgiving. She says she is not sure when she recovered but that it was within 2 weeks. She says it was somewhere in the first or second week of DEC2020), ongoing asthma when she was 28 she thinks, ongoing chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD, She says she is not sure when this condition started because they are off and on with it. She says they started treating her 3 or 4 years ago for it.), ongoing high blood pressure (She says they started treating her about 2 maybe 3 years ago for this condition.), ongoing hypersensitivity: allergic to penicillin, sulfa, aspirin, iodine, CAT scan dye, roaches, tree pollen, grass pollen, cat and dog dander, roach droppings, everything, dust mites since in her 30's: for about 20 some years, ongoing arthritis condition since about 5 or 10 years ago. Concomitant medications included fluticasone (FLUTICASONE) nasal spray at 50 mcg, 2 squirts in each nostril once a day for allergies for over 10 years; meloxicam oral at 7.5 mg as needed (2 tablets by mouth every with meals)(She says she doesn't have to take it every day); omeprazole at 40 mg every day for acid reflux for over 10 years; sertraline at 100 mg, 2x/day for depression (When asked how long she has been taking this she says it hasn't even been a year yet; about 6 or 9 months.); furosemide oral at 40 mg, 1x/day for over 20 years for buildup of fluids; azelastine nasal spray via Nasal at 1x/day (spray in nose once day in each nostril) for allergies; montelukast sodium Singulair at 10 mg, 1x/day for asthma and allergies for over 20 years; amlodipine at 5 mg, 1x/day for high blood pressure 2, maybe 3 years ago; potassium at 20 meq, daily to put the potassium back in that the water pill takes out for over 20 years, Trellogy for about 2 years she thinks and all ongoing. The patient experienced asthma attack: coughing and wheezing, became short of breath (medically significant) on 08Apr2021 with outcome of recovered on 13Apr2021 , as per agent, caller reported shoulder and wrist hurting; asthma attack, swelling of arm and difficulty using her arm and itchiness on 08Apr2021 with outcome of recovered, left arm swollen on 09Apr2021 with outcome of unknown , started losing her voice on 08Apr2021 with outcome of recovered on 13Apr2021, face swollen and whelped up on 09Apr2021 with outcome of not recovered , can't use her left arm like she used to on 08Apr2021 with outcome of not recovered , missed second dose of the pfizer covid vaccine on 29Apr2021 with outcome of unknown.  The outcome of the event itchy was recovered on 14Apr2021. The outcome of the event wrist started hurting was recovered on 08Apr201. The outcome of the event shoulder started hurting was not recovered.  The clinical course was reported as follows: the consumer developed a severe allergic reaction after the first dose of the pfizer covid vaccine. As per agent, caller reported shoulder and wrist hurting; asthma attack, swelling of arm and difficulty using her arm and itchiness. advised by hcp not to get 2nd dose what can she can do get fully covered. She says she wish she had know this back when she had the shot. She says on 08APR2021 she had the first shot and had a severe allergic reaction to it. The consumer says she had a severe allergic reaction. She elaborates and says her shoulder started hurting and it went down to her wrist, then all of the sudden she was itchy, she started losing her voice like her voice is doing right now, and she ended up having an asthma attack, the next day her arm swelled up, and her face swelled up and whelped up. For her shoulder she says she can't really do hardly anything with that arm. She says she means her left arm and that she is left handed. She says if she puts too much weight on it is sore. For the itchiness she says that lasted for over a week but on Tuesday she went to her primary care provider and they gave her a prednisone shot which helped a whole lot. She says her breathing went back to normal and her voice came back. The consumer does not know the dosage of the prednisone; she says it was Solu-Medrol and that's all she knows about it. She says quietly that she went to the doctor on 13Apr2021. The consumer says she forgot to say that she was coughing and wheezing too. She confirms that this was a part of the asthma attack and that she also became short of breath. She says all of that was on 08APR2021. She says the issues she is having with her voice right now is from something else. No further information provided. The consumer clarifies that when she lost her voice on the 08Apr2021, that ended 13Apr2021 and she recovered completely from that. She says her left arm is sore but not swollen. She says the swelling lasted for over a month. She is not sure the exact day it ended and says the only effect is she can't use her arm like she used to. For the face swollen and whelped up she says it goes down, the welts go away, and they come back in the morning. She confirms it is ongoing and persisting. She says the shoulder started hurting right after the shot which was at about 4:00pm or 5:00pm. She says the wrist started hurting about 5 minutes after the shoulder did. She says the itchiness occurred about 5 or 10 minutes after the shot. She says that everything occurred between 4:00pm and 5:00pm within 5 to 10 minutes after the shot. She confirms that by everything she means everything that occurred on 08Apr2021. She says she noticed her left arm was swollen, the next day in the afternoon and that her face was swollen and whelped up the next day, in the morning. The consumer says that 08APR2021 was her first dose and that she hasn't had the second shot. She says she was supposed to go back on the 29Apr2021 to take the second shot but didn't get it. The caller says her doctor told her not to get it. She asks does she need to get the second shot and what can she do to get fully covered. She says she takes just the normal medicine that she always takes. Vaccination Facility Type: The Pipkin Building. She says it was a pop-up station. No Vaccine administered at Military Facility. She says the military was there. Additional Vaccines administered on same date of the Pfizer suspect was none. AEs require a visit to not emergency Room but Physician Office and She says she went to the doctor because she thought she was having an allergic reaction to the COVID shot. She confirms she went to the doctor on 13Apr2021. Prior Vaccinations within 4 weeks (List any other vaccinations within four weeks prior to the first administration date of the suspect vaccine(s)) was none. AE(s) following prior vaccinations: She says no, not to vaccines. No further information provided.The caller denies being sick at the time of vaccination. Family Medical History relevant to AE(s) was none. She says she is the sickest person. Relevant Test was none.