Age: 32.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Intercepted product administration error, Nausea, Pain in extremity, Product use issue, Vaccination site pain
Clinical narrative: scheduled for the same day as the 2nd Hep B vaccine; scheduled for the same day as the 2nd Hep B vaccine/ realized they were not supposed to give vaccinations like that, the error was caught; Received his first dose of Covid19 vaccine on 18Dec2020/ Received his second Covid vaccine on 11Jan2021; Pain in the left arm; Felt woozy/Small bouts of dizziness; Felt nausea; Not too much pain around the injection site; Rise in temperature of 97.7 to 99.9; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer reporting for himself. A 32-years-old male patient received the first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE), via an unspecified route of administration on 18Dec2020 08:45 at single dose, left arm (lot number EK5730); and second dose via an unspecified route of administration on 11Jan2021 at single dose, right arm (lot number EJ1685) for COVID 19 prevention; hepatitis b vaccine (manufacturer unknown), via an unspecified route of administration on 14Dec2020 at single dose (arm once) for immunisation (Prerequisites of working in long term care facility). Medical history reported as none. There were no concomitant medications. The patient received the Pfizer-Biontech Covid19 vaccine in within a close interval with a Hepatitis B vaccination. On 14Dec2020, patient received the Hepatitis B vaccination 4 days prior to COVID-19 vaccine which patient reported was not recommended, then received his first dose of Covid19 vaccine on 18Dec2020 (he was 32 years old at that time, he turned 33 years old on 25Dec2020). He received his second COVID vaccine on 11Jan2021. Patient reported he has since learned that a dosing interval of 14 days is usually recommended. Patient stated this was not supposed to be done within 14 days. He stated that CDC mentioned that three vaccines that were possible to do this but unknown safety hazards to doing this. Stated that it did not mention Hepatitis B. Stated it was an error on nurse's judgement. He stated there was a second co-administration to happen on Monday, patient was scheduled for the same day as the 2nd Hep B vaccine (unknown date), but that she was on vacation. He stated that the person could not find Hepatitis B vaccine. He stated that his original paperwork was not filed. He stated that he got a second COVID 19 on Monday, and on Wednesday (13Jan2021) they realized they were not supposed to give vaccinations like that, the error was caught, and he would not get the second Hepatitis B vaccine. Stated that he was unaware of any symptoms that occurred immediately after vaccination. He wanted to know how to proceed from this point. Patient stated that It was the person in charge of vaccinations told him there was no problem giving co-administration of COVID-19 vaccine. He also reported mild adverse events after both COVID vaccines which include not too much pain around the injection site, some nausea 10-12 hours after the injection; felt woozy/small bouts of dizziness, pain in the left arm at 17:00 (to  point could not lift or sleep on it), rise in temperature of 97.7 to 99.9 (also reported as for 5-6 days were at 99.9 never breaking 100) on 18Dec2020. Treatment was not given for all events. Patient had blood work done on an unspecified date with unknown results, and rise in temperature of 97.7 to 99.9 on 18Dec2020 and 11Jan2021. Outcome of the events rise in temperature of 97.7 to 99.9, pain in the left arm was recovered on an unspecified date; events felt woozy/small bouts of dizziness and felt nausea was recovered on 18Dec2020, while outcome of not too much pain around the injection site was unknown.