Age: 58.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Feeding tube user, Foaming at mouth, Magnetic resonance imaging, Malaise, Tracheostomy
Clinical narrative: foaming from the mouth/foaming at the mouth; blood sugar dropping; He would not wake up and was unresponsive; seizures; swelling on brain; Pneumonia aspirating; so cold he could not work or anything; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer reporting on behalf of her fiance. A 58-years-old male patient received bnt162b2 (BNT162B2), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration on 08Jan2021 (Batch/Lot Number: EL3248) as SINGLE DOSE for covid-19 immunization at the age of 58 years old. Medical history included sugar /diabetic, blood pressure. None vaccines administered on same date with the Pfizer vaccine considered as suspect. No other vaccinations within four weeks prior to the first administration date of the suspect vaccine. Family Medical History Relevant to AEs was none. Concomitant medication(s) included metformin hcl for Diabetes, he has been on for a long time; pregabalin for his back and leg because he had 2 pinched nerves or something and he has to get it repaired with injections.  He has not gotten injections because of what he has been going through right now.  It is 25 mg and he has been on this for a little while; lisinopril for cholesterol and is a blood pressure and heart pill; vitamin d [vitamin d nos] (VITAMIN D [VITAMIN D NOS]) for his vitamin D was low; diclofenac sodium (DICLOFENAC NA) for inflammation, he has been on this for as long as she knows; potassium chloride (POTASSIUM [POTASSIUM CHLORIDE]) for his potassium is low, She has been giving this to him.  Whenever he gets blood work, sometimes they say his potassium is low so she gives it to him everyday; amlodipine besylate for blood pressure and heart; sertraline hcl for a mood pill, he has been on a long time; Metoprolol succinate for blood pressure and heart, He has been on for a long time. The patient previously received bnt162b2 (BNT162B2), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration on 28Dec2020 (Batch/Lot Number: EJ1682) as SINGLE DOSE for covid-19 immunisation. The patient experienced foaming from the mouth/foaming at the mouth, blood sugar dropping, he would not wake up and was unresponsive, seizures, swelling on brain, pneumonia aspirating, so cold he could not work or anything in Apr2021. Reported as: He had the Pfizer shot, but he is currently hospitalized, he had an experience of foaming from the mouth, 3 months after the vaccine. He is on a trach/ requires trach and feeding tube. He is also on dialysis to clean the toxins in his blood. Caller stateed she is calling on behalf of her fiance. He can not talk to anyone at the moment. The reason she is calling is because he had his vaccine 08Jan2021. Caller states but the thing is that nobody knows what symptoms anybody is going to have.  It has been what, 3 months, but his sugar dropped to 40 one day, and 30 one day. He was foaming at the mouth and had seizures. Aspirated, pneumonia: caller states that her fiance aspirated and had pneumonia in his right lung and has been in the hospital ever since. Foaming at the mouth: He is on a trach and feeding tube, dialysis in his neck, and caller is trying to figure out what is going on.  Caller adds that he was foaming at the mouth. Blood sugar dropping, so cold he could not work or anything: caller states this happened Tuesday 2 weeks ago. She has been working and going there to see him. This is the first time she has trying to think and get answers herself. Caller adds that she tested his blood sugar and must have touched it with her own finger because it said 197. The paramedic said no it was 40. Caller states the paramedic gave her fiance IV stuff that shot it up and brought it up to 290, which was good. They wanted him to eat peanut butter and jelly and he said no and fought with them. The sugar was still not going up, and sugar was out of sorts.  He took a few bites and it was okay. He asked for soup because he was so cold he could not work or anything. Caller becomes tearful and adds that her fiance's mom passed 6 months ago and they were talking. He got 20 units of lantus, normally he takes 50. They went to bed and caller adds she guesses because her nerves were shot or something she called off of work that night. She got up to go to the bathroom and let the dogs out and went to check on him. She did not have the light on and when she turned the light on she saw her fiance foaming at the mouth. He would not wake up and was unresponsive. Paramedics came and gave him a shot and IV to put sugar back in. They asked which hospital she would like him to go to and they said they could not take him to that hospital so they took him to another place. Seizures: They then put a breathing tube into him. The doctor said she was sorry but she knocked the man's tooth out. Then, they had to switch him to the mother hospital because they had to put probes on his head to monitor his seizures because he had seizures. He had swelling on the brain, pneumonia, and was aspirating. Caller adds she is not sure if she touched the strip with her finger and that was the false reason, and his blood sugar was only 40. caller confirmed that the blood sugar increased to 290 following the paramedics giving her fiance sugar. Caller adds she does not know how to work that stupid thing. He never showed her how to do it.  If he had showed her, she would know what to do.  She said it said 197 but the paramedics told her it was 40. She has to learn how to do this. Patient requires trach, feeding tube, and dialysis: Caller was asked to clarify dates and she states that this was Wednesday, the next day. He has not foamed from the mouth since then, and they are not sure if he is doing seizures or not. They asked and the hospital said they are not sure because they do not have probes on him. Now, he is on a trach and feeding tube. They are also giving him some type of dialysis through his neck to get rid of toxins in the blood and filtering it back to him. Caller clarifies date of hospitalization as 15Apr2021 she would think, but she does not even know. Caller thinks it has been two or three weeks. First, he went to the place she mentioned and then he was transferred to the other and that is where he has been since. Indication: he worked up on 4 a lot which he is the maintenance where he works. They wanted him to get the Pfizer because not too many people wanted to go up there.  He figured he would take it and with his blood pressure and sugar it would help.  He was up there fixing things and stuff like that, or at least that is what she was told by someone else. Caller verifies that the low blood sugars, foaming at the mouth, and being unresponsive were what hospitalized the patient.  She does not know dates, she thinks it was around 15Apr2021, and he is still in the hospital. Investigations: caller states that she knows he went back, she does not know when, and that since it is May now, he must have gone back a few months ago for lab work. It was in the morning, he went before work, and they did all kinds of stuff and to see where his A1C was.  Caller adds that it was 11.  Whatever else they are checking him for now she is not sure. Reporter details: caller states that she is a health care professional right no.  She adds she is in housekeeping and in the health field and that she hears a lot of things, just because she does not say them. caller does not clarify statement regarding hearing a lot of things. Her head is going all sorts of ways. Caller adds she is batting her head against the wall. She is trying to put her head around everything happening. This is the only thing different. Everybody's body is different. No AEs required a visit to Physician office. but leading to Emergency Room, She states that it is the MIC Unit, and then clarifies as MICU. The outcome of the events was unknown.  No follow-up attempts are needed. No further information is expected.