Age: 50.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: SARS-CoV-2 antibody test, Sneezing
Clinical narrative: had a little heart palpitation; achy; like a muted flu; runny nose; nose felt like it was burning on the inside; Sneezing; chills; feeling feverish; Elbow or right arm muscle was contracting or moving on its own; Heart fluttering; always cold; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient) via the medical information team and a Pfizer-sponsored program, COVAX US Support. This consumer reported similar events for two patients. This is the first of two reports. A 50-year-old female patient received the first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), intramuscular, administered in the left arm on 10Mar2021 11:30 (lot number: EN6204, expiration date: Jun2021) as 0.3 mL, single dose for COVID-19 immunisation. Medical history included lupus from 2012 and ongoing; blood clot disorder from 2017 and ongoing, heart attack from 2010 and ongoing: heart attack/heart condition; stroke in 1992 and ongoing; Sjogren's syndrome from 2012 and ongoing; ongoing allergies to all sulfas, penicillins, latex (no manufacturer lot or expiration date); allergic to dye they put in CAT scans; obese from 2014; gastric bypass from 2014 and pulmonary embolism: rare and grew in her lungs in 2017 and was on apixaban (ELIQUIS) for that now. Concomitant medications included apixaban for pulmonary embolism and blood clotting disorder. The patient had no prior vaccinations within 4 weeks. The patient received a rubella shot and came down with German measles. Family medical history included a large family history of thoracic aortic dissections associated with vascular Ehlers-Danlos syndrome (EDS). The patient experienced heart fluttering on 10Mar2021 at 11:30; elbow or right arm muscle was contracting or moving on its own on 11Mar2021 at 15:00; chills and feeling feverish on 12Mar2021 at 22:30; nose felt like it was burning on the inside and sneezing, on 16Mar2021 at 10:00; achy in 19Mar2021; runny nose, like a muted flu, always cold and had a little heart palpitation in Mar2021. The patient received her first dose on 10Mar2021 and 2 days after she started having chills and feeling feverish. The patient had fever twice. A day before (18Mar2021) she had a slight fever, runny nose and chills. On 19Mar2021, she had chills, achy and felt like she has a fever, but she doesn't have a fever. It was like a muted flu; it was not horrible but can be debilitating at times because she can't function and was always cold. She constantly has chills, then her nose feels like it is burning on inside and she sneezed a few times. She added that 3 days before getting the vaccine (07Mar2021) she was not feeling well and had a rapid COVID test done and it was negative. The day of the actual day of vaccine the patient was okay. The patient has lupus and a blood clotting disorder for which she takes apixaban. She continued that she has not been out of the house since Mar2020. When she got the shot she had a little heart palpitation. She does not know why she was feeling this way after all these days. She wanted to know how long this would last and should she get tested for COVID. There was a lady that was sick when she got vaccinated and they allowed her in. The heart fluttering felt like it was in esophagus at first. It felt like it was going down her throat. It lasted only a couple of hours. She heard that from other people (her sister). No ER or physician's office required. The patient wanted to know how long the side effects were going to continue. The patient wanted to postpone her second dose until after Easter and her birthday, she did not want to be sick during that time. She has re-scheduled her second dose for 05Apr2021. Her son was getting married 27Jun2021 and she saw a study that immunity was still high at 62 days. The patient wanted to know if she would still have immunity or high antibodies on 27Jun2021 or would it still be effective. The outcome of achy, runny nose, like a muted flu, always cold and had a little heart palpitation was unknown. The patient has not recovered from chills and feeling feverish. The patient was recovering from the remaining events.; Sender's Comments: Linked Report(s) : US-PFIZER INC-2021312325 Same reporter, same drug and similar event, different patient.