Age: 67.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Hyperhidrosis, Memory impairment, Myocardial infarction, Nausea, Ocular discomfort
Clinical narrative: his blood pressure reading that was taken in the ambulance on his way to the hospital Emergency Room was 190/114; Sweating; he woke up in the morning, and the room was spinning / Vertigo symptoms; dizzy/extreme dizziness; he felt lightheaded, and was afraid he might fall; things were a little fuzzy in his head, and he couldn't remember exactly when he had gone to the Emergency Room; things were a little fuzzy in his head, and he couldn't remember exactly when he had gone to the Emergency Room; he was only nauseous when he was dizzy; Reported he eyes were not that good while he was reading the paperwork from the Emergency Room; he thought he had a heart attack; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient) A 67-year-old male patient received the first dose of the bnt162b2( PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Lot Number:EN6198, Expiration Date: Unknown), via an unspecified route of administration, left arm at single dose for Covid-19 immunization On 03-MAR-2021 (between 11:30-12:00). Additional vaccines administered on Same Date of the Pfizer Suspect was none. The patient medical history included depression reported he was diagnosed with depression years ago and has been on Wellbutrin for a while. No further details provided, Tinnitus he self-diagnosed himself a hissing sound mostly in his right ear for less than a year. He said he looked up his symptom on the internet and found someone else who had the same symptom as him, and that person said it was Tinnitus, Seizure he had a seizure about a year ago. Reported he had a seizure about a year ago. He said he had a brain scan afterward, and the doctor didn't find anything wrong. No further details provided. Concomitant medications were not reported.   On 03Mar2021 Patient received his first Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine (on) and was fine. He said about a week after getting his first COVID-19 Vaccine, he woke up in the morning, and was sweating, and the room was spinning, and he was dizzy. Little fuzzy in his head, and he couldn't remember exactly when he had gone to the Emergency Room: He said the room spinning and him being dizzy had been continuing to go on. He said he thought he had a heart attack, and went to the hospital (Emergency Room). He said his blood pressure was high. He said he was nauseous too. He said his dizziness hadn't stopped. He said the dizziness gets so bad, he can't get around, if he lowered his head below his shoulders, the dizziness gets really bad. the dizziness won't go away. the Emergency Room doctor thought his dizziness may be due to his inner ear. The Emergency Room doctor told him he should see an ear doctor about his dizziness. He said the his dizziness happened directly after he got his first COVID-19 Vaccine. Reported he went on the internet, and read that other people who got the COVID-19 Vaccine were experiencing same thing he was. No further details provided. It was Reported patient blood pressure was very high. He clarified his blood pressure reading that was taken in the ambulance on his way to the hospital Emergency Room was 190/114. He said he believed his blood pressure was taken again, and his blood pressure was a little bit better. He said his dizziness hadn't stopped. He said the dizziness gets so bad, he can't get around. He said if he lowered his head below his shoulders, the dizziness gets really bad. He said the dizziness won't go away. He said he was nauseous too, but only when he was dizzy. He said his dizziness was fine last night, but then he got up this morning and the room started spinning out of control. He said he felt lightheaded, and was afraid he might fall. He said if he tried to pick up something off the ground, his dizziness really comes on. He said the Emergency Room doctor thought his dizziness may be due to his inner ear. He said the Emergency Room doctor told him he should see an ear doctor about his dizziness. He had an EKG done in the Emergency Room, and since the doctor didn't say anything about his EKG, he assumed there was nothing wrong with the EKG results. He stated that he went to hospital as he was fearful he was having a heart attack; it was determined that he was not. However, he was advised him to consult a specialist as he may be suffering from vertigo. Treatment was given a low dose of oral Lorazepam 0.3mg to calm him down. He stated he did not have the Lorazepam 0.3mg NDC. He said his paperwork from the Emergency Room listed his diagnosis as Vertigo symptoms, and it was recommended he go for a hearing test because his dizziness maybe caused by his inner ear.  The outcome of event was unknown.