Age: 59.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Fall, Fatigue, Feeling abnormal, Loss of consciousness, Nail infection
Clinical narrative: lost so much weight; there it inflamed the places where you have bumps; dry skin; had fungus things push under the nail; fever, says 98.6 is about a half point to a point high; passed out; dead for a while; Itching; Stomach a little bit bad/Sick to his stomach; Really, really tired; Brain is scrambled a little bit/Brain things get a little not right/Brain things get a little not right/Fogged up a little bit more lately/ Feeling kind of crummy/ Feeling a little bit bad; Dry mouth; Judgement is off; Falling a bunch of times; Slept and slept and slept; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer reported for himself. This 59-year-old male patient received first dose of bnt162b2 (BNT162B2), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Left Deltoid on 13May2021 (Lot Number: EW0167; Expiration Date: Aug2021) at single dose for COVID-19 immunisation.  Medical history included ongoing cardiac failure, ongoing hypoxia (Hypoxia, brain injury), Kidney problems , ongoing myoclonus (he has several different things, says stuff comes from the brain injury, and from medicines they gave him), hepatitis C (he had treatment for Hepatitis C when it first came out, says it's cleared up and has never had bad liver function. States he was diagnosed 15 years ago), ongoing attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD, combined type), ongoing ventricular fibrillation, ongoing gastrooesophageal reflux disease (GERD, he has had GERD all his adult life), ongoing back pain (chronic back pain,  he has had chronic back pain since he was about 15).  Handicapped/ disabled, depression, heartburn and acid reflux, cardiomyopathy, pain, urine flow decreased.  Concomitant medications included ongoing acetylsalicylic acid (ASPIRIN (E.C.)) taken for cardiac failure, he has been taking this medication for years; ongoing atorvastatin (LIPITOR [ATORVASTATIN]) as heart medicine, he has been taking this medication for years; ongoing clonazepam (CLONAZEPAM) taken for brain injury; ongoing escitalopram oxalate (LEXAPRO) taken for depression, he has been taking this for 25 years; ongoing esomeprazole sodium (NEXIUM [ESOMEPRAZOLE SODIUM]) taken for heartburn and acid reflux; ongoing furosemide (FUROSEMIDE) taken for heart failure and fluid, he has been taking this somewhere between 5-10 yrs; ongoing isosorbide mononitrate (ISOSORBIDE MONONITRATE), he doesn't know what he takes these for, something for added heart; ongoing levothyroxine sodium (SYNTHROID) taken for thyroid disorder; ongoing losartan (LOSARTAN) taken for cardiomyopathy; nystatin (NYSTATIN), he doesn't know why he takes this, says it's probably for his heart; ongoing primidone (PRIMIDONE); ongoing promethazine (PROMETHAZINE); ongoing spironolactone (SPIRONOLACTONE); ongoing trazodone (TRAZODONE) taken for sleep disorder, he uses it as a tranquilizer, uses it for pain, they say he's a drug seeker and won't give pain medicine.; ongoing morniflumate (FLOMAX [MORNIFLUMATE]) taken for urine flow decreased.   The patient experienced passed out on May2021 with outcome of unknown , dead for a while  on May2021 with outcome of unknown, itching on May2021 with outcome of recovered in 2021, stomach a little bit bad/sick to his stomach on May2021 with outcome of recovered on May2021, really tired on May2021 with outcome of unknown, brain is scrambled a little bit/brain things get a little not right/brain things get a little not right/fogged up a little bit more lately/ feeling kind of crummy/ feeling a little bit bad on May2021 with outcome of recovering , dry mouth on May2021 with outcome of recovered in 2021, judgement is off on May2021 with outcome of recovered in 2021, falling a bunch of times on May2021 with outcome of recovering , slept and slept on May2021 with outcome of unknown, lost so much weight on unspecified date with outcome of unknown, there it inflamed the places where you have bumps and dry skin on unspecified date with outcome of unknown, had fungus things push under the nail on unspecified date with outcome of unknown, fever on unspecified date with outcome of unknown.  The clinical course was reported as follows: This past week he has been feeling kind of crummy, says he's disabled, and can lose track. He says his brain is scrambled a little bit since he got hit, says he passed out, was dead for a while, states that affects him quite a bit, and he says he loses track. He says when he tells about that, he didn't know he got the first shot and it had a little place that hopes it didn't mess up. He states he put on small wounds, corcetin. States when they did the shot, says usually they'll make you hold, ask you to hold the cotton ball in place, says they get a Band-Aid on tight and push down, says they put compression so it doesn't leak. He states this was loose when he got home, it was leaking like a little bubble, a little fluid. When he washed it, he washed it off. Right close to it, there were two other places.  He states when they gave him some steroid cream, he put that on there it inflamed the places where you have bumps and dry skin and a cut and looks like a little cut. Says when he put cream, it got inflamed and angry. He stated he was watching Dr, and when she calls it a cyst or something is infected, she calls it angry. He says there was a bunch where they put the Band-Aid, and he put just a dab of corcetin, believe that's what he had when he put, took it off the first time, and it had two bigger places that were a scab. He says once he put 2 by 3 Band-Aids and left it on for a couple of days, says he did this several times since last year or two, says to try to clear some of this stuff up, don't scratch, says he did get an itch in that location when he got the shot. He didn't scratch, said he wanted to pull Band-Aid off and scratch but didn't do it. He says it cleared up but he's been feeling a little funny, just maybe a little sick to his stomach, dry mouth, stuff like that. He says he didn't think it's a problem, says he had that problem like after 3, 4, or 5 weeks and all of a sudden he has a little episode where he gets to feeling funny, says his judgement is off and the brain things get a little not right. He stated he then fell a lot, says he's been falling a bunch of times in the last week, he'll feel better and it won't bother him. He says it's a cycle he's gone through since he lost oxygen. He doesn't think it's anything, it's confusing, says it has so many symptoms, and when he read this it has so many symptoms.  Confirmed patient was referring to COVID vaccine. He states he hasn't had eczema then most of it, sometimes he'll scratch, it will build up like a scab and he'll scrape it off, put some of the ointment on there. but a band aid on top, leave it down for a couple of days, after a shower, a couple of showers, it comes off. He says it clears it up, says if it doesn't, just wash, wash it hard, it scrubs the scab off.  He states the worst thing he had was his toenails, he had to work on them, had fungus things push under the nail, under the side, and he cut it. He used cortisone 10 on it, says they always quit making something that works well, states you know how you get a yellow toenail. He says he's been putting Neosporin on it. Clarified corcetin is Cortizone 10, it is pretty strong stuff. He says he puts it on these places on his arm using Neosporin. Attempted to clarify that itching began after use of Cortizone 10, states nothing like that, says it did itch a few days after still a little bit, there were three little places under that Band-Aid where they put the shot. He ended up putting Neosporin right when he took that band aid off it was itching, says he washed it good, then put Neosporin on it, says it's cleared back up to its normal roughness.  For event itching, he states at first it was almost a scab, but it was not quite a scab, it was wet like a little bubble. After the scab, when he got ready to take, it was itchy after the band aid was on there a couple of days, he took a shower, washed it, and put more ointment on it. Each time he took the Band-Aid off, he washed it, washed his arm, and put the Band-Aid back on. He did the same again and it's gone away.  He states he is feeling a little bit bad, his stomach is a little bit bad. He hadn't checked it lately, when he gets a fever, says 98.6 is about a half point to a point high. He was really, really tired, says he slept and slept and slept. Says this is similar to the cycle that he goes through with his brain injury, says it's the same cycle he goes through. He also stated he lost so much weight laying in bed.