Age: 37.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Cold sweat, Confusional state, Diarrhoea, Dizziness, Heart rate decreased
Clinical narrative: suddenly heart rate went down; palpitation; panic attack; feeling unwell; confused; dizzy; clammy and heart rate elevated; clammy; Diarrhea; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient) or other non HCP via Medical Information Team.   A 37-years-old female patient received first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, solution for injection, Lot number: EW0173 and Expiration date; Aug2021) via an unspecified route of administration in Arm Right on 7May2021 at 12:00 (at the age of 37-years-old) as dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunisation. The patient's medical history included arrhythmia (Minor arrhythmia the caller explains maybe like 2 years ago, her heart rate was a little off. The doctor said that it was nothing really, it was just a minor arrhythmia. The arrhythmia can actually go away and it was nothing to be worried about. Usually, one grows out of it.) from unknown date unknown if ongoing. The patient concomitant medication were not reported. patient did not received any other vaccine within four week prior to the vaccination. On 9May2021, at 19:00, 2 days 7 hrs after first dose, patient experienced feeling unwell, confused, dizzy, Heart racing, clammy and heart rate elevated. on 9May2021, 1 day 12 hrs after first dose patient experienced clammy, Diarrhea. on an unspecified date patient experienced suddenly heart rate went down, palpitation, panic attack. it was reported that, patient received the first dose of the Pfizer Covid Vaccine on 12pm of 07May2021. She was fine for 2 whole days but on 09 May 2021 at 7pm, she started feeling unwell, confused, dizzy, clammy and heart rate elevated. She called her friend, who was a paramedic and was told that it may be a panic attack and that she should wait for 40 minutes until she called an ambulance. She said it happened way to fast. her heart blew up and then suddenly heart rate went down. It must have been a side effect as she has never felt like that before. Caller states she doesn't understand, she was fine. She thought any adverse events related to the vaccine would happen within 15 minutes to an hour of receiving the vaccine. She didn't have any during that time frame, she thought she was in the clear and she was so happy. Then on 09 May 2021, at 7pm, she started feeling very confused and very unwell. She figured it was just her and didn't think anything of it, but then her heart just started racing so fast. It scared her so much. She called her friend that was a paramedic and her friend was thinking she was having a panic attack but the caller explains what she experienced was not a panic attack, the racing heart rate only lasted for 10 minutes. Now, the patient was horrified about taking the second shot. She wants to make sure the first shot was not harmful to her body. She doesn't want the second shot to be deadly. She doesn't trust the doctor's. She has experienced a lot of idiots that she doesn't trust. She will even fly to a provider if that's what it takes. She needs to know what is going on and requests Pfizer follow-up with her. She explains it was not a panic attack, it was a reaction to something. The outcome of events was unknown.  Description of complaint: Caller received first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine 3 days ago. Caller verifies on 09 May 2021 at 7pm is when she felt the horrific feeling like her heart was racing and then it stopped. She was pretty healthy which is scary. She was reading up online and it seems like Pfizer's vaccine has some type of adverse reactions to healthy, young people, which was horrible. Now, the caller is horrified about taking the second shot. She wants to make sure the first shot was not harmful to her body. She doesn't want the second shot to be deadly.   PSCC communication: PC filed. Informed her requests for follow-up would be captured. Provided report reference number. Referred caller back to her healthcare professional for any treatment recommendations or medical advice. For product specific questions about the COVID-19 vaccine, ensured caller had the number and hours of operation prior to attempted warm transfer. Unit was experiencing a high call volume at the time of the call. Caller was placed in the queue to hold for the next available agent.  No follow-up attempts are needed. No further information is expected.