Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Pain in extremity, Rash macular
Clinical narrative: This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient).  A 75-year-old female patient received of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Formulation: solution for injection, Batch/Lot number and Expiration date was not reported), via an unspecified route of administration in the right arm on 31Jan2021 at 10:00, 2nd Dose, SINGLE DOSE for COVID-19 immunisation. The patient's medical history and concomitant medications were not reported. On 01Feb2021, the patient experienced headache for that she took the Tylenol. On an unspecified day in Feb2021, the patient experienced blood pressure and it is a little bit high (Hypertension). On 04Feb2021, her neck and arm was hurting (Pain in extremity) (Neck pain) for which she was treated with 1 Advil Liquigel at 23:00 hrs. On 05Feb2021, her red splotches on the inside the bend of both arms (Rash macular), on the same day the patient experienced in the crook of her inner right arm has red blotches that look more like the light bruising (Rash macular). The patient stated that on 1st vaccine it was her left arm, it was more red, a little bit scaly, kind of a dryness on the splotches, not raised. On the 2nd vaccine it was in the right arm, more like a braising where there was a big spot then smaller one. They don't itch. She has no idea why it would be in the same spot on each arm. and on no other part of her body. This consumer had the second Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine Sunday morning, 31Jan2021 around 10:00 there at (Center name). She did fine. Monday, 01Feb2021 she had a headache and took a Tylenol and the rest of the time it was fine. Last night, 04Feb2021 about 23:00 she guesses, she took 1 Advil Liquigel and she went to sleep. It was fine. She has done fine all week. This morning, 05Feb2021 around 11:00-12:00 she was taking a shower and noticed the inside of both of her arms, in the crook of her inner arms where they would put an IV or draw blood, there are what look like red blotches. There are a couple of red blotches that look like they have a whiter color in the center of the red blotches. The red blotches do not itch and are not raised. Her right arm: in the crook of her inner right arm has red blotches that look more like the light bruising you might get like when you get bloodwork done or something like that. Her left arm: In the crook of her left inner arm has red blotches that are more reddish and do not have that light bruising coloring. The red blotches have a little bit of a scaly, peeling texture, like a dryness in 1-2 of the little spots. She has checked the rest of her body where she could and does not really see anything anywhere else. She just does not know; she guesses her concern is that the right arm kind of looks like your arm would look after you've had bloodwork or something done; the left arm has the red blotches in the same spot as the right arm, but the left arm is a little bit redder. The left arm is the arm she was administered her first Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine in. The right arm is the arm she was administered her second Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine in. She asked if there is any reason that she needs to go to an urgent care or emergency room. She called her doctor's office, but they closed at 12:00 today, and on Fridays. The triage nurse for her doctor's office that she spoke to today gave her Pfizer's telephone number and advised her to check with Pfizer; but she said that perhaps she would not go to an urgent care; she would probably go to an emergency room in case they wanted to run blood work on her. She has taken her blood pressure and it is a little bit high. She takes blood pressure medication in the morning and at night; and her blood pressure is a little bit high, but nothing really out of whack. Her pulse rate seems to be fine. She does not want to jump to conclusions but wondered if this kind of event has been reported to Pfizer with the Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine before; and if she should go to an urgent care or emergency room regarding this event. On an unspecified date the patient blood pressure little bit high and heart rate seems to be fine. All the events were Non-serious. The outcome of all the events were