Age: 19.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Pain in extremity, Urticaria
Clinical narrative: Felt very hot/felt like heat rushed through her body; Very nauseous; Dizzy; Broke out in hives on her arms, chest and back; She still has some arm pain, left arm; Tired; very bad allergic reaction; This is a spontaneous report from the contactable consumers (patient's mother and patient). A 19-year-old female patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), intramuscular, administered in Arm Left on 04May2021 15:05 (time also reported as "15:00") [Batch/Lot Number: EW0167; Expiration Date: 30Aug2021 (expiration date also reported as "31Aug2021")] as 1st dose, single for covid-19 immunization. Medical history included ongoing ADHD which she had since she was little, 3rd grade, born with only one kidney, anxiety and whenever she has anxiety she does get some hives. Concomitant medications included ongoing methylphenidate hydrochloride (CONCERTA) since she was in grade school, probably 3rd grade for ADHD and birth control pill which the reporter was unsure of the name, she switched to this one about 2 months ago. The patient has no prior vaccinations within 4 weeks. The patient had a reaction with the 1st dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 Vaccine. The patient felt very hot, very nauseous, dizzy, and broke out in hives on her arms, chest and back on 04May2021. She was given Benadryl, anti-nauseous medicine, Zofran, and some Pepcid. The patient felt fine afterwards. The patient's mother wanted to know if her daughter should still receive the 2nd dose on 25May2021. The patient was dizzy and felt like heat rushed through her body, she was nauseous and broke out in hives on her arms back and chest. The patient still has some arm pain, left arm which started on 04May2021, but everyone had that, and it has improved. The patient went to the hospital ER. The facility administering the vaccines had EMS and since she was having a reaction, they didn't give her a choice, they just took her to the ER and was glad they did. The patient was seen in the ER and released after she was observed for 4-5 hours.  She doesn't know if it was from anxiety or if it was a reaction, she has concerns about whether or not her daughter should take the second dose. The patient stated that about 5 minutes into waiting her 15 minutes, she had a very bad allergic reaction to the vaccine on 04May2021. She ended up getting sent to the hospital. She explained that the vaccine facility had EMT and police at the site and they are the ones who suggested she be taken to the hospital. She clarified that as soon as she got the vaccine, she got hives on her chest, neck, arms and back. The hives are still going on at this time. She has some anxiety and whenever she has anxiety, she does get some hives, however these hives were different. She was anxious about getting the vaccine - she hates needles, but it was a different kind of hives/kind of feeling. She felt very nauseous, dizzy, and tired on 04May2021. She still feels very nauseous right now. The patient was seen in the ER and released at 8PM, she was never admitted into the hospital (the hospitalization was later verified as an ER visit only). She saw her doctor today. The events required a visit to emergency room on 04May2021 and physician office on 05May2021. The outcome of the events "felt very hot/felt like heat rushed through her body", dizzy, and hives was recovered on 05May2021, nauseous was not recovered, and arm pain was recovering. The outcome of the other events was unknown.