Age: 96.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Myalgia, Pain in extremity, Pruritus, Rash
Clinical narrative: dizzy; not feeling good; itchiness all over; weakness; muscle pain; she felt a little achy to her arm; joint pain; rash; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. This consumer reported for a 96-year-old female patient (mother).    A 96-year-old female patient received bnt162b2 (COMIRNATY, solution for injection Batch/Lot Number: EL9264), via intramuscular route, administered in arm left on 15feb2021 at 2.00 pm as (at the age of 96-years) dose number was 1, single dose for covid-19 immunization. Patient Medical history included internal rash and has trouble with her eyes. She is not really on any medication. The only medication she is on is Lexapro and then she has trouble with her eyes. She mentions she had herpes in her eye and lost vision in her eye. This has been 15 years ago. She is on Vioxx. Reporter mother has been on these medications for a long time, confirming its been more than 2 weeks before getting the vaccine. Her last shot was the flu shot and that was in Aug or Sep, probably Sep. Further it was the high dose of the flu vaccine and her mother got sick from that, however it was nothing that couldn't be controlled. She was sick for a couple days. Otherwise, she has had her regular flu shots now and she is fine. She had no NDC, Lot number or expiry date for the high dose flu vaccine her mother received and got sick from. She believed this was 4 or 5 years ago. She is getting some therapy. Reporter clarifies that her mother has been seeing the dermatologist and they have been giving her light treatments. She has an internal rash so they have been doing that a couple months now. The patient concomitant medications were not reported.   On 17Feb2021 the patient felt a little achy to her arm on. On 18Feb2021 she felt dizzy, not feeling good, itchiness all over, weakness, muscle pain and in Feb2021 she experienced joint pain in and rash. Clinical course : on Monday, 15Feb2021, she took her mother in to get the COVID-19 injection. She was fine Monday. Tuesday, she was fine, she stated she felt a little achy, but it was no big deal. Last night and this morning, reporter clarified it has been going for the last couple of days, she has had some muscle pain, joint pain. She did not have any difficulty breathing or any swelling of the face, throat, or issues with her heartbeat. She went over all the symptoms with her mother and there was nothing. However, her mother has a rash, it's nothing there but it itches. She also is having some dizziness and weakness. She stated she doesn't feel 100% but she does feel better. Her mother is currently laying down now. Patient got up this morning and she didn't feel good, so her daughter brought her some juice. Patient told her she was up most of the night. The patient informed her daughter she just felt so weak. She told her she never felt this strange before. However, there is no shortness of breath. Her mother kind of complained about being a bit dizzy, but sometimes that happens to her. She is 96. The caller just doesn't know where the fine line is. She does not not know if this could still be related to the injection. Her mother is pretty much self-quarantined. She has a hard time walking and when she goes out, she uses a wheelchair. The rash first appeared maybe Tuesday night or Wednesday. She states you can't see anything, it just itches. The itching is in her shoulder blades and also in her hip area. Confirms none of her mother's symptoms have required a visit anywhere. Her main concern and question to her mother is are you breathing okay. Her blood pressure is fine, everything is normal. So, she had breakfast this morning and everything like that. Her mother thinks she is feeling better, it just kind of hit her last night. Now, today it seems to be subsiding and everything seems to be getting better, but she doesn't know where the fine line is. Events were reported as non-serious. The outcome of the events was unknown.   No follow-up attempts are possible. No further information is expected.