Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Blister, Dysphagia, Oral discomfort, Throat irritation
Clinical narrative: her tongue and cheeks are bright red like she has been burned or drinking red kool aid; her tongue and cheeks are bright red like she has been burned or drinking red kool aid; pain, especially with swallowing; worsening hoarseness; loss of voice; Anything that she puts in her mouth burns; Hard to swallow; like when swallow spit; that syringe was nearly full and it did not look like the first dose did; her tongue and cheeks are bright red like she has been burned or drinking red kool aid; her tongue and cheeks are bright red like she has been burned or drinking red kool aid; blisters on the inside of her mouth; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 63-years-old female patient received bnt162b2 (BNT162B2), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration on 22Apr2021 15:00 (Batch/Lot number was not reported) as 2ND DOSE, SINGLE DOSE for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included Pacemaker from 14Apr2021 (Brand new pacemaker, had the other one for probably 12 years, just got new one put in), the new Pacemaker put in on 14Apr2021 which was originally attempted to be placed with local anesthesia only, however, due to elevated blood pressure they placed it under light sedation, ongoing Kidney Failure, she is in a wheelchair. The patient's concomitant medications were not reported. Historical Vaccine included first dose of BNT162B2 for COVID-19 immunisation on 31Mar2021 in Left Arm, experienced Blood pressure high and the syringe was "less than half the syringe full. The patient experienced her tongue and cheeks are bright red like she has been burned or drinking red kool aid on 22Apr2021 with outcome of not recovered; blisters on the inside of her mouth on 22Apr2021 with outcome of recovered 23Apr2021; pain, especially with swallowing on 22Apr2021 with outcome of unknown, worsening hoarseness on 22Apr2021 with outcome of unknown, loss of voice on 22Apr2021 with outcome of not recovered, anything that she puts in her mouth burns on 22Apr2021 with outcome of unknown, hard to swallow; like when swallow spit on 22Apr2021 with outcome of not recovered, that syringe was nearly full and it did not look like the first dose did on 22Apr2021 with outcome of unknown. Detail clinical course was reported as: consumer has received both doses of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. She received her first dose on 31Mar2021 and her second dose on 22Apr2021. After second dose she developed blisters on the inside of her mouth. The blisters have resolved, however, she reports that . She also says that she has pain, especially with swallowing, and experiences worsening hoarseness throughout the day which results a loss of voice by the end of the night. The caller reports that she has called her doctor and he told her to swish and gargle with Mylanta and swallow, swish with warm salt water, and also swish with Listerine. She states that she has not tried the Listerine yet because she is afraid that it will burn too badly. She has also taken Benadryl. She states, "I have to shut my eyes really tight to drink water. It feels like I am pouring acid in my mouth, it doesn't feel like water. By the time that night time comes I've lost my voice completely. that part doesn't bother me as bad as the pain does." The caller also states that she is concerned because when she received her first dose by the Pharmacist and she states that dose in the syringe was "less than half the syringe full" and then when she went back to receive the second dose she states that it was given to her by "the clerk" instead of a Pharmacist because the Pharmacist was not available that day. When the caller was given her second dose she states, "that syringe was nearly full and it did not look like the first dose did." Caller states she is having a really bad reaction and her family doctor has been working with her on it but she doesn't think he really knows what she should do. Caller states her first vaccine was 31MAR2021 and her second was on 22APR2021 and within an hour of getting it, maybe not even that long, she developed blisters all inside of her mouth, and now her mouth is bright red like she was drinking cherry Kool-Aid. Caller states she is closing her eyes and forcing herself to drink water and eat applesauce. Caller sates this all happened on 22APR2021. Treatment: Mylanta in the fridge and then swish it around in her mouth, gargle, and then swallow the Mylanta and to do gargle with warm salt water and Benadryl. The events were not resulted in Emergency Room was or Physician Office, she talked to him on the phone, but she has not seen him in person because she has to ride the bus and she has to book her appointments in enough time to book the bus, and she doesn't feel like going if he doesn't know what to do for her.