Age: 19.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Pruritus, Swelling face, Urticaria, Vaccination site haemorrhage, Vaccination site injury
Clinical narrative: hives are on her face, arms, legs, stomach, chest, back, and neck; itched all night; hives are around her eyes, the right side of her face it is splotchy and swollen; person who gave Covid-19 injection said she hit a blood vessel in the patient's arm. It bled a little bit more; person who gave Covid-19 injection said she hit a blood vessel in the patient's arm. It bled a little bit more; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (mother). A 19-years-old female patient (daughter) received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, solution for injection, lot number: ER8731) intramuscular in left deltoid on 08Apr2021 at 13:30 pm (at the age of 19 years) as dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunization. Medical history included hypothyroidism from 22Aug2016 and ongoing, oesophageal atresia from 04Feb2002 to 09Feb2002 (Pertinent Details: Esophageal atresia repair and tracheoesophageal fistula Repair 05Feb2002), tonsillitis from 05Jun2005 to 05Jun2005 (Pertinent Details: Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy 05Jun2005), migraine from 2005 to an unknown date (Pertinent Details: Controlled), vitiligo from 2016 to an unknown date, polycystic ovaries from 05Dec2020 and ongoing, covid-19 from 21Dec2020 to an unknown date, contraception. Concomitant medications included levothyroxine sodium (EUTHYROX) taken for hypothyroidism from 2017 to an unspecified stop date; desogestrel, ethinylestradiol (ENSKYCE) taken for contraception from 2019 to an unspecified stop date. No prior vaccinations within 4 weeks. The patient previously took doxycycline and experienced hives (it happened years ago). On 08Apr2021 at 13:30, it was reported that the person who gave the Covid-19 injection said she hit a blood vessel in the patient's arm. It bled a little bit more. After she put a Band-Aid on it, her arm was ok. On 09Apr2021 at 09:30, the patient experienced hives on her face, arms, legs, stomach, chest, back, and neck. On 09Apr2021, the patient experienced hives are around her eyes, the right side of her face it was splotchy and swollen, itched all night. It was reported that patient got hives the day after she received the vaccine. She was initially taking 2 Benadryl (treated with Benadryl for 2 weeks) in the morning and 2 Benadryl (25mg tablets Lot number: AAF101, Expiry date Oct2022) at night and that wasn't helping. She went to her doctor yesterday, 19Apr2021 and the doctor put her on Prednisone 50mg (for 1 week). Once the Prednisone wears off the hives were coming back with a vengeance. Patient took her first dose of Prednisone yesterday morning at 10:00AM. By 10:00PM last night the hives were back, all over her face and the hives were worse than what they were before. Reporter reported that the hives were on patient face, arms, legs, stomach, chest, back, and neck. Patient didn't think she's getting the second vaccine. Obviously she's allergic to the Covid 19 vaccine. Patient worked last night, 20Apr2021 and the hives started coming back on her face around 10:00PM. She got off work and lives minutes away. Her hives were getting worse by the second. Patient took half a Prednisone pill and 2 more 25mg Benadryl. That didn't even work, she itched all night. The hives were around her eyes, the right side of her face, it was splotchy and swollen. Patient went back to physician's office, they prescribed Prednisone again with a lower dose for a longer timespan. This did not help. Patient returned to Physician's office, in addition to previous prescription, they added montelukast. The hives were currently controlled by taking of 2 claritin and montelukast daily. The outcome of the events hit a blood vessel in the patient's arm, it bled a little bit more was recovered on unspecified date in 2021, hives on her face, arms, legs, stomach, chest, back, and neck was recovering while for the other evens was unknown.  Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.