Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Dysuria, Ear swelling, Eye swelling, Mass, Mouth swelling
Clinical narrative: rash/Rash and welts on upper part of body, under arms, sides of his breasts, on his face, and on his head; Rash and welts on upper part of body, under arms, sides of his breasts, on his face, and on his head; itching; bumps on upper boy near chest and under arm; swelling of ear lobes, mouth, and eyes, pealing of ears, lines on body; swelling of ear lobes, mouth, and eyes, pealing of ears, lines on body; swelling of ear lobes, mouth, and eyes, pealing of ears, lines on body; swelling of ear lobes, mouth, and eyes, pealing of ears, lines on body; Trouble urinating; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. A male patient of a 68 (Unit: Unknown) received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, solution for injection, Batch/Lot number was not reported), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration on 13Feb2021 as dose 1, single for covid-19 immunisation. The patient's medical history included renal failure from Dec2020 to Dec2020. The patient concomitant medications were not reported. The patient previously took hydrocodone, and tylenol and experienced drug hypersensitivity. On an unspecified date, the patient experienced rash/rash and welts on upper part of body, under arms, sides of his breasts, on his face, and on his head (rash and urticaria), itching, bumps on upper boy near chest and under arm, swelling of ear lobes, mouth, and eyes, pealing of ears, lines on body (ear swelling, mouth swelling, eye swelling, and tinnitus), trouble urinating on an unspecified date. It was reported that the patient would like to know if Pfizer vaccine, had the same ingredients as the other COVID vaccines. It was reported that he received first dose of vaccine on 13Feb2021. After first dose he experienced the following: Whelps, rash, itching, bumps on upper boy near chest and under arm, swelling of ear lobes, mouth, and eyes, pealing of ears, lines on body. The patient reports getting second dose on 06Mar2021. After second dose the patient symptoms began to get worse. The patient reports trying to eliminate hygiene products because he thought that was the cause of his reaction. He has been using a cream called Larisa for the symptoms. The patient reports that in December 2020 he was anuric, the patient had to be put on Flomax for his prostate issue. The patient reports that because of his prostate issue he cannot take a histamine. The patient reports that his only allergy he's aware of is hydrocodone and Tylenol 3. The patient reports that he saw his primary HCP about his symptoms, and she advised him not to get the vaccine again due to fear that he may have an anaphylactic reaction. The patient would like to know if he should not get the vaccine if it is ever a need to get it again in the future considering his reaction. It was reported that the patient would like to know how long his side effects will possibly last. The patient would like to know how long the vaccine will keep him protected. Later The patient reports that he had been having trouble urinating and his urologist put him on Flomax. The patient was having some side effects that he thought might be from his urinary issues, but last night, he started thinking that they might have been from the vaccine because a couple days after he got the first dose, he had a rash, welts, swelling of face and ear lobes. The patient reports that spots come up every day in different places- the upper part of his body, under his arms, sides of his breasts, on his face, on his head- there are bumps on his head that itch. The patient clarified that he started having these symptoms a few days after the first vaccine. The patient states that he did not put two and two together, he just thought it was from his medications. The patient reports that right after the second dose of the vaccine, the rashes and welts got bigger. The patient reports he called everyone, including allergists, but the allergist said he needs to go to his primary care, but he doesn't think his PCP knows what to do. The patient wants to know if these allergic reaction symptoms gradually go away. The patient wondering if other people have reported these side effects. The outcome of events was unknown.  No follow-up attempts are possible; information about lot/batch number cannot be obtained.