Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pain, Pain in extremity, Paraesthesia, Pruritus, Pyrexia
Clinical narrative: if it was a lung issue or blood issue, such as blood clots; nervous system was affected; weakness on her leg; had very tight calf muscles; eye pain; have difficulty breathing; she was dragging her feet, could not take the next step.; had "such a tight feeling" of the calf, and a little bit of pain to it; nauseous; if it was a lung issue or blood issue, such as blood clots; whether the injection was done in the wrong location; her arm was very itchy and a red papule-like round rash developed, it was pigmented,; her arm was very itchy and a red papule-like round rash developed, it was pigmented,; her arm was very itchy and a red papule-like round rash developed, it was pigmented,; it was "highlighted" and "dot-like"; had a sharp pain, and tingling or pain-like sensation at the fingertips/she was going "through a world of pain", and from the arm down to the side of body.; had a sharp pain, and tingling or pain-like sensation at the fingertips; a fever too, 99.4°F at one time and over 100°F for a day or so; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. This consumer (patient) reported for self that the female patient of an unspecified age received second dose of bnt162b2 (BNT162B2,PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Lot Number: EN6200, Expiration Date: 30Jun2021) via an unspecified route of administration on 05Mar2021 at single dose for covid-19 immunisation. The patient medical history was not reported. The patient's concomitant medications were not reported. The patient previously took first dose of bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Lot#: EL9262, expiration date: 31May2021) for covid-19 immunization for covid-19 immunization, rabies vaccine and experienced pain.  The patient experienced if it was a lung issue or blood issue, such as blood clots on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, nervous system was affected on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, weakness on her leg on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, had very tight calf muscles on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, eye pain on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, have difficulty breathing on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown , she was dragging her feet, could not take the next step on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown , had "such a tight feeling" of the calf, and a little bit of pain to it on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, nauseous on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, if it was a lung issue or blood issue, such as blood clots on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, whether the injection was done in the wrong location on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, her arm was very itchy and a red papule-like round rash developed, it was pigmented on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, her arm was very itchy and a red papule-like round rash developed, it was pigmented on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, her arm was very itchy and a red papule-like round rash developed, it was pigmented on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown, it was "highlighted" and "dot-like" on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown , had a sharp pain, and tingling or pain-like sensation at the fingertips/she was going "through a world of pain", and from the arm down to the side of body on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown , had a sharp pain, and tingling or pain-like sensation at the fingertips on Mar2021 with outcome of unknown.  The patient underwent lab tests and procedures which included body temperature: 99.4 fahrenheit on Mar2021, body temperature: 100 fahrenheit on Mar2021. The consumer reported that "Who makes the vial label? What syringe did they use to give her the vaccine? How big was it? Where is the vaccine administered? Did we make a second batch with "much less" side effects? She thought there was an earlier version which should have more side effects. Did she have to share a vial with other people? Is it multiple doses? How much is the dose of a vaccine?" Consumer stated the lot number was a "so vague looking thing" to come with the Pfizer vial. Upon clarification, said she did not see the lot number on the vial, but on the vaccination card, where the lot number was very small. She would include 5 labels with lot numbers to split to each person who gets the dose from the same vial.   The clinical course was reported as follows: She got the second dose of Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine on 05Mar2021 and has developed side effects. Her nervous system was affected, she has weakness on her leg, had very tight calf muscles, eye pain. When she was working, she started to have difficulty breathing, she was dragging her feet, could not take the next step. This was 2 weeks ago and went away for a while. Today she had "such a tight feeling" of the calf, and a little bit of pain to it, she was nauseous. She was wondering if it was a lung issue or blood issue, such as blood clots. She had a fever too, 99.4°F at one time and over 100°F for a day or so. The first dose didn't give her any side effects. She was also concerned about whether the injection was done in the wrong location, she thought it was in the deltoid, but 10 days later her arm was very itchy and a red papule-like round rash developed, it was pigmented, she wondered if it was a hair, it was "highlighted" and "dot-like". It was located in the 2/3 lower to the elbow from the shoulder, she thought it was "really low" and they missed the deltoid muscle, she had no idea if the nurse didn't know the exact location and putting it "in the skin" was the cause of her symptoms. Stated they put a bandage in the wrong location, there was nothing there. She additionally had a sharp pain, and tingling or pain-like sensation at the fingertips, yesterday she was going "through a world of pain", and from the arm down to the side of body. With the first dose she didn't have any pain, but it was "very weird", afterwards she had some "sharp pain" under the scapula and didn't know why. She thought it was "echo" through the nervous system. Stated when she got the vaccine, she saw 3 dark marks on the syringe and two thirds were filled with the liquid. She wanted to know if this dosage was correct. Mentioned a lot of people had side effects, a lot of times they are given in the wrong location, in an entirely different place. She thought there was an earlier version of the vaccine which should have more side effects. She had a "very bad bad" experience 4 years ago when she got a rabies vaccine, it was given at 45°, the nurse gave the injection "cutaneously", after 5 min she was "so in pain".