Age: 76.0
Sex: U
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Vaccination site mass, Vaccination site pain, Vaccination site warmth
Clinical narrative: little bump where the shot was given, it's warm in that area, there was this white bump on there, if you touch the area there was a slight raise bump and the area was warmer than rest of the arm; little bump where the shot was given, it's warm in that area, there was this white bump on there, if you touch the area there was a slight raise bump and the area was warmer than rest of the arm; little bump where the shot was given, it's warm in that area, there was this white bump on there, if you touch the area there was a slight raise bump and the area was warmer than rest of the arm; Arm hurts; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. This 76-year-old unspecified gender consumer (Patient) reported that received first dose of bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 mRNA VACCINE, Solution for injection, Batch/Lot number was not reported, NDC and UPC number: Unknown, Expiry Date: Unknown), via an unspecified route administration administered in left arm on 11Mar2021 (at the age of 76-years-old) as DOSE 1, SINGLE for COVID-19 immunization. The patient medical history and concomitant medications were not reported. On 11Mar2021 after the vaccination, the patient experienced little bump where the shot was given, it's warm in that area, there was this white bump on there, if you touch the area there was a slight raise bump and the area was warmer than rest of the arm and arm hurts. It was reported that when probed for concerned, patient stated, first shot on 11Mar, so it was almost two weeks and patient still have little bump where the shot was given, it was still warm there, the arm did not hurt patient but it still show like it's warm in that area, it was not hot but it was warmer than rest of patient arm and there was this white bump on there still. And patient due for second shot on 01Apr. patient not allowed to take the shot on opposite arm because of the neurological problem that patient have. So, patient have to take second shot on the same arm, was that a problem or it's normal for arm to still be warm after 2 week later where the shot was given and have a little bump. Patient stated, Right, patient took it on left arm and patient have to take every shot on left side because right side can't have any needles on that. So, patient was just concerned if they are still showing a reaction on left arm because it's still warm and there was a bump there where the shot was given after 2 weeks if it's going to be alright to take it if the bump was still there on 01Apr2021, when patient go for my second shot. Will they still be able to give it to me on that same area that seems to be still reacting for now. Patient was informed about the role of Pfizer Medical Information. Patient was informed about the role and responsibility of Pfizer Drug Safety and requested to probe. Date of Administration: 11Mar2021, Due date for the next shot: 01Apr2021. Patient stated, It was almost 2 weeks, the day patient got the shot it was hot and bump from the shot and also the arm hurts. But after that the next day the arm stop hurting but the bump and the heat are still there and the 25th it will be 2 weeks patient thought. 11Mar2021 to 23Mar2021 was 12 days, almost 2 weeks, it's 12 days and the bump and heat are still there. Patient arm did not hurt and did not bother patient but it's like if you touch the area there was a slight raise the bump was there and the area is warmer than rest of the arm. When confirmed that patient got Pfizer COVID Vaccine, patient stated, Yes, I got Pfizer on 11Mar2021. When confirmed the information as prevention from corona virus, consumer stated, patient didn't have the virus but patient took the vaccine to prevent it. The outcome of event arm hurts was recovered on an unspecified date, while the outcome of other events was not recovered at the time of last observation.  No follow-up attempts are possible; information about lot/batch number cannot be obtained.