Age: 80.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Parosmia
Clinical narrative: booster; his heart wasn't normal/had an abnormal heartbeat; was like taking LSD; pains in the upper part of his stomach near his ribcage; had a very nauseous feeling; a very weakish feeling/no energy; couldn't eat; the food smelled horrible; he had nightmares all the time; dizziness; had pain around his stomach muscles and pain in his hip muscles; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). This 80-year-old male patient received bnt162b2 (PFIZER), dose 3 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in arm right on 04Nov2021 14:00 (Batch/Lot Number: 3015584) as dose 3 (booster), single at the age of 80-year-old for covid-19 immunisation. First dose of bnt162b2 was administered on 30Mar2021 (lot EP7534) and the second dose was administered on 20Apr2021 (lot EN6203) both at the age of 79-year-old for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included cardiomyopathy from 2003 and ongoing. No family medical history relevant to adverse events. There were no concomitant medications. No additional vaccines administered on same date of the Pfizer suspect. No prior vaccinations (within 4 weeks). Vaccination facility type: department of health. No vaccine administered at military facility. Patient states he took the Pfizer Booster shot and had the first two shots he thinks in Mar or Apr; states he had no problem with the first two shots at all, but the booster was like taking LSD and he never had LSD but knows about it from what people have said. States his first dose of the Pfizer Vaccine was administered on 30Mar2021 with he thinks lot EP7534 written on his card; states the 2nd dose was administered on 20Apr2021 with he thinks lot EN6203 and the booster dose was administered on 04Nov2021 with what looks like the lot number of 3015584 and was administered into his right upper arm. States he seemed to be alright for a while after the booster dose and then started to get these pains in the bottom part, patient then clarifies to state it was in the upper part of his stomach near his ribcage and all through along the side there and he had a very nauseous feeling and a very weakish feeling. Patient states he decided to go to (withheld) Hospital in the emergency room and stayed there for 7 hours and had to get a doctor to give him any kind of medicine and at that time he wanted some Peptol Bismol and the nurse wouldn't do that so he waited there; states he got a doctor and they did a blood test and a cardiogram and an EKG he guesses and told him that his heart wasn't normal had an abnormal heartbeat but his blood was fantastic. States the reported events are not ongoing and he feels a lot better and couldn't eat and for the food he couldn't get by it and the food smelled horrible and he had nightmares all the time, no energy, would stay in bed and then get up and walk and go right back to bed and fall asleep; states these events are not as bad and he just has to force at least one meal a day and can't ever finish it. States other than the nightmares that he has all the time that come into his head all the time, the nightmares are ongoing and about the same and have not gotten better. States he was in the emergency room and got a bed and the HCP examined him and looked at the test and told him he had an abnormal heartbeat; states the HCP said his blood was pretty good and asked him how he was feeling and gave him a Maalox which was a little cupful and he started to feel better and come out of dizziness which had gone away and the pain was nearly gone and he had pain around his stomach muscles and pain in his hip muscles; states the stomach muscle pain and hip muscle pain is not as much and is minimal; states he has no lot, dosage, expiry date or NDC to provide for the Maalox. States he is an older man and seems to be alright and does have a mild heart condition which is cardiomyopathy he was treated for in 2003 and it seems to start to get better and better. Patient asked what happens after this or will the safety department contact him and clarifies to state his question is what would Pfizer advise him of what medicine to take; patient aware Pfizer does not offer treatment recommendations or medical advice. The outcome of event dizziness recovered. The outcome of other event was unknown.  Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.