Age: 61.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Back pain, Blood pressure measurement, Eye haemorrhage, Feeling jittery, Heart rate
Clinical narrative: broken blood vessel in her right eye; high blood pressure of 155/81/ blood pressure was elevated; feeling jittery; itching all over her body, not just in the injection site, but there's no rash; itching all over her body, not just in the injection site, but there's no rash; left arm was very sore, and it went down to her hand, up to her neck and back; left arm was very sore, and it went down to her hand, up to her neck and back; left arm was very sore, and it went down to her hand, up to her neck and back; left arm was very sore, and it went down to her hand, up to her neck and back; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient herself) via Medical Information team. A 61-year-old female patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Solution for injection), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in the left arm on 26Jul2021 at 17:00 at the age of 61 years old (Batch/Lot Number: FA7484, Expiration date: unknown) as dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunization. Relevant medical history included ongoing blood pressure high; ongoing rheumatoid arthritis, diagnosed 3-4 years prior reporting; hypersensitive to a lot (some) of medications; and sensitive to some foods and stuff; all from an unknown date. Concomitant medications included atenolol (Tablet, strength: 25 mg) taken for probably about 10 years for high blood pressure from an unspecified start date and ongoing and hydroxychloroquine taken for rheumatoid arthritis from an unspecified start date 1 month to 2 months prior reporting and ongoing. The patient had her 1st dose of the vaccine on 26Jul2021 at 5:00 PM and at around 9:00 PM (21:00), she noticed she's experiencing high blood pressure of 155/81. Additionally, on 26Jul2021, she had itching all over her body, not just in the injection site, but there's no rash. Her left arm was very sore, and it went down to her hand, up to her neck and back. She also noticed broken blood vessel in her right eye on 27Jul2021. According to the patient, most of these side effects had improved, but her main concern was her blood pressure was still elevated and she wanted to know if this was related to the vaccine. Upon follow up on 27Jul2021, the patient further reported that she got her first Pfizer Covid vaccine on 26Jul2021 at 5 PM and around 9 PM, she started feeling jittery and her blood pressure was elevated. She was also itchy all over, had no rash, itchy on her legs, arms, back, and head, and stated it was like she was itchy from the inside out, stated it was not just at injection site. The patient also stated that last night (26Jul2021), her left arm got really sore and it went down to her hand and up into her neck and back; stated she took ibuprofen and put ice on it. The patient noticed this morning (27Jul2021) that there was a broken blood vessel in right eye; she stated this happened when her blood pressure was elevated. The patient wanted to know should she ride this out or should she call her doctor. The patient stated her blood pressure was about 155/81, and stated her pulse was good, exact value unknown on 26Jul2021. The reporter assessed the events as non-serious. The patient had no further investigation assessment. Therapeutic measures were taken as a result of "itching all over her body, not just in the injection site, but there's no rash and left arm was very sore, and it went down to her hand, up to her neck and back," which included ibuprofen and putting ice on it. The patient recovered from "itching all over her body, not just in the injection site, but there's no rash" on 27Jul2021, was recovering from the events "broken blood vessel in her right eye and left arm was very sore, and it went down to her hand, up to her neck and back," was not recovered from the event "high blood pressure of 155/81/ blood pressure was elevated," while the outcome of the event "feeling jittery" was unknown.  Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.