Age: 41.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Anaphylactic reaction, Asthenia, Asthma, Body temperature, Computerised tomogram
Clinical narrative: asthmatic reaction like hard time breathing; hard time walking; weak; No appetite; anapylactic reaction; felt itching of her throat; fingertip started turning purple; coughing a lot; hard time breathing; hot feeling around her arms and left side of body; it has been three days since she has been really sick; she is easily tired.; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer, the patient. A 41-year-old female patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 mRNA VACCINE), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Arm left on 21Mar2021 around 16:15 (Batch/Lot Number: ER2613) (at the age of 41-year-old) as single dose for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included allergic to shellfish, ongoing systemic scleroderma, ongoing raynaud's syndrome (6 years ago) and interstitial lung disease (6 years ago). Concomitant medications included amlodipine besilate (NORVASC), at 5mg three times a day, prednisone (MANUFACTURER UNKNOWN) via oral at 5mg once a day; mycophenolate mofetil (CELLCEPT) at 1000 mg twice a day, hydroxychloroquine phosphate (PLAQUENIL) at 200mg twice a day, omeprazole (PROTONIX) at 40mg twice a day, sildenafil citrate (MANUFACTURER UNKNOWN) at 20mg three times a day, atorvastatin (LIPITOR) at 40mg once a day, gabapentin (MANUFACTURER UNKNOWN) at 300mg once a day; all are ongoing and taken for systemic scleroderma. The patient did not receive any other vaccines within four weeks prior to the vaccination. History of all previous immunization with the Pfizer vaccine considered as suspect was none. On 21Mar2021, the patient experienced anaphylactic reaction and was rushed into to the emergency room after 25 minutes of receiving the vaccine. The patient stated she called the CDC they recommend not to take vaccine of the second dose. The patient stated now she just called and it has been three days since she has been really sick and they told her to call us because doctor at the emergency room at the hospital and specialist because she has an underlying disease (Scleroderma) and told her to double check if she does not take booster of Pfizer vaccine what is the effect in her body? patient stated they are giving her advice that if she does not take it can she can take the J&J. The patient explained after she was administered the vaccine, she went to the waiting area where they told her she should be held for 30 minutes then in about 15 minutes she started getting a hot feeling around her arms and left side of her body so she took off her sweater thinking that would make her comfortable because she was uncomfortable. The patient stated 25 minutes after sitting there the nurse asked if she was ok, so she went out for fresh air that day it was not hot in the hospital but the temperature was around 60 on Sunday so it was really nice weather and she went outside for a fresh breath of air for 5 minutes, stayed took off mask, and felt relieved. The patient went back inside of the room and felt itching of her throat, 25 minutes receiving the vaccine and it stopped when she received the epi pen. The patient stated she thinks she recovered from because since Sunday she has had different effects. Then coughing started 25 minutes so probably roughly around 4:45pm on 21Mar2021 and stated when they administered epi pen not sure time but probably after an hour was when she was reviving in the ER. The patient experienced fingertip started turning purple and this started 30 to 45 minutes when she was rushed to emergency room and because of everything going on she does not remember when it stopped. The patient stated the doctor gave her a shot of epi pen and hooked her up. They did a lot of things in the emergency room that she does not remember. She only remembers her whole hand was purple and they gave her the epi shot. The doctor asked does she know what he was holding, she responded an epi pen, and the doctor said yes. She confirmed she has never used an epi pen before since she has not had any other allergic life-threatening reaction from a vaccine. The doctor said he was going to administer it right now because she cannot breathe. At this time, she was conscious and had a hard time breathing, but was listening. The doctor administered the shot and the hard time breathing and coughing stopped like 30 seconds after. However, she is still having a hard time to breathe. The patient stated the purple hands probably wore off after an hour but since she has Raynaud's disease it was hard for her to recover from circulation of oxygen in body. The patient had hard time breathing because Tuesday she still felt like asthma attack so around Tuesday still having hard time of breathing and still coughing a lot. The patient stated on Wednesday (on 24Mar2021) coughing was regulated a little bit and every time she was walking, she would cough. The patient commented she was discharged from the hospital Sunday. Later confirmed she was not actually admitted, just in the emergency room. The patient stated after the anaphylaxis reaction she was discharged at 9:30 in the evening and the following day she emailed her specialists and then replied and gave her advice that they could give and that she needed to call CDC vaccine and then they check on her. The patient confirmed she did actually go to her physician's office. On 22Mar2021, the patient felt weak she was lying in her house the whole Monday and lying-in bed week and had no appetite. The patient had an asthmatic reaction on Tuesday (on 23Mar2021), like hard time breathing, and she called her pulmonologist, and it was not like emergency and she knows that because she has an underlying lung disease, so she used nebulizer every 6 hours and also used inhaler albuterol inhaler. The patient had hard time walking and stated on Monday and Tuesday she did not get up from bed only just to go to the bathroom and to clean herself but yesterday she started walking around the house and it was hard for her because she was still coughing but today, she was walking already. The patient stated yesterday she was ok but had a hard time if walking it was hard for her to get up from bed and she can walk but she is easily tired. The patient underwent lab tests and procedures which included CT exam as part of her diagnosis for medical condition on an unspecified date and results are unknown. The patient stated she did not have an exam in the emergency room. Therapeutic measures were taken as a result of events anaphylactic reaction, felt itching of her throat, coughing a lot, fingertip started turning purple, hard time breathing, asthmatic reaction like hard time breathing included Epi Pen, Benadryl, she had an IV and the medicine administered through IV was a steroid combination of Benadryl pepa something, and stated she did not know the spelling, but it was a steroid mix that she received in the emergency room. The patient stated when she was home, on Tuesday, she had taken a nebulizer albuterol every 6 hours. She mentioned she just took Tylenol one time Tuesday night because she felt she was getting a fever. Her temperature was 99, not yet fever, but temperature was 99. The outcome of the events asthmatic reaction like hard time breathing was recovered on 24Mar2021, it has been three days since she has been really sick and she is easily tired was unknown and all other events were recovering.   Information on the lot/batch number has been requested.  Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.