Age: 56.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Parkinson's disease, Peripheral swelling, Postmenopausal haemorrhage, Rash, Raynaud's phenomenon
Clinical narrative: Caller states she has been having sensory problems such as dizziness, balance issues, chills related to her nervous system; sensory of her skin; blood in her urine and blood in stools along with having had 2 periods even though she is postmenopausal; a red rash on both of her arms and a swollen arm in the arm she received vaccination; a red rash on both of her arms and a swollen arm in the arm she received vaccination; she is now having visual problems.; numbness and tingling that started at her feet and stopped at her knees but went also from her neck to her arms; numbness and tingling that started at her feet and stopped at her knees but went also from her neck to her arms; burning on the feet; her neck was so stiff she couldn't tip it back; Caller states her arms were beat red and the left arm from her first vaccine still swollen; Caller states her arms were beat red and the left arm from her first vaccine still swollen; couldn't walk; unexplained black stools and rectal bleeding for 20 minutes; Raynaud's; bladder hurt so bad; can't taste; states her hearing, vision, and sense of touch is unreal; sensory issues triggering a blackout; blood in her urine and blood in stools along with having had 2 periods even though she is postmenopausal; she felt like she had Parkinson's.; blood in her urine and blood in stools along with having had 2 periods even though she is postmenopausal; melena; unexplained black stools and rectal bleeding for 20 minutes; autism; Caller states she has been having sensory problems such as dizziness, balance issues, chills related to her nervous system; sensitive hearing; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable nurse (patient herself). A 56-year-old female patient received second dose of BNT162B2 (Solution injection; Batch/Lot Number: EW0162), via an unspecified route of administration on 14Apr2021 as single dose for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history included asthma and migraine. The patient's concomitant medications were not reported. The patient previously received first dose of bnt162b2 (Solution injection; Batch/Lot Number: ER2613), via an unspecified route of administration in left arm on 20Mar2021 as single dose for covid-19 immunisation and experienced Rash on arm, vaginal bleeding, Hearing problems, Flu symptoms, balance problems, rushes of chills, Nausea, ringing in the right ear, Patient states her arms were beat red and the left arm from her first vaccine still swollen, Patient states she was a little dizzy from her first dose. Patient states she has been having sensory problems such as dizziness, balance issues, chills related to her nervous system, sensitive hearing, sensory of her skin, and sensory issues triggering a blackout. Patient states that in the beginning when a sound or sensation bothered her, she couldn't move and felt like she was blacking out. Patient states she also had blood in her urine and blood in stools along with having had 2 periods even though she is postmenopausal. Patient states she also had a red rash on both of her arms and a swollen arm in the arm she received vaccination. Patient states that the first day after her second shot she felt like she had Parkinson's. She was not able to walk into the store or drive a car. Patient states she was using a walker and if she felt dizzy she had to hold onto something, and then it would get black all of a sudden. Patient states that she is now having visual problems. Patient states she usually would workout 3 hours a day until two days after her first dose on 22Mar2021, but now can't walk on the treadmill or look at the screen of a music video it throws her balance off. Patient states that at Physical Therapy, they told her that for person her age, she is now 89% disabled. Patient states she has numbness and tingling that started at her feet and stopped at her knees but went also from her neck to her arms. Patient states she is now on Neurontin, Meclizine, and Phenergan for nausea. Patient states that she couldn't hold a mug and when sitting in a chair closing her eyes and fast-forwarding the DVR it makes her dizzy and so do ceiling fans, and when planes are flying over she couldn't take the noise. Patient states it has taken months to walk outside without falling and to be able to wear headphones and she can listen to music now. Patient states that it reminds her of autism, it is affecting her sensory. Patient states she can now drive on a backroad, but with nothing on the side of her or a car in front of her. Patient states the wind throws her off balance and a car going by on the street does too. Patient states she couldn't get out of bed first 3 weeks due to numbness and tingling and burning on the feet. Patient states she took 100mg of meclizine a day at the beginning, her neck was so stiff she couldn't tip it back. Patient also states she is in menopause, but had vaginal bleeding times two and saw gynecologist. Patient states she then had black stools and took to her primary who said it is maybe an ulcer, but she was already treated for h. Pylori. Patient states he diagnosed her with melena and dizziness and her RBCs were normal. Patient states her arms were beat red and the left arm from her first vaccine still swollen. Patient states she was tested for covid and didn't have it. She states her hearing, vision, and sense of touch is unreal and she is now on 900mg Neurontin. She stated that she still cannot drive. The Patient has numbness and tingling, like Parkinson's. The Patient is in therapy for this. The Patient did a test at therapy and it showed that she has severe balancing issues, she is 98% impaired. The Patient was told to take Neurontin and Dramamine. Because of the vaccine the Patient husband is driving her all over to her appointments. The first 3 weeks after the vaccine the Patient thought she was going to die. She stated that there were plenty of doctors around to give you the vaccine but none that want to see you after the vaccine if you have a reaction. She asked if there were any doctors that the Patient can see. The Patient can't see a neurologist until January. The Patient was having a hard time to get in to see her PCP. The Patient has gone to the emergency room several times. They keep telling the Patient to take Dramamine and give it another week, take Dramamine and give it another week, take Dramamine and give it another week. The numbness and tingling started in the Patient feet and came up her legs. The Patient arms were sore with a rash, and her legs felt like a rubber band. The Patient had to drag her legs behind her to walk because she couldn't walk. The nurse didn't want give the Patient the second dose. The Patient requested a half dose of the vaccine for her second dose but they couldn't do that. The Patient still isn't driving, she has sound sensitivity. The fast forwarding on the DVR makes her sick, she has to close her eyes. After the first dose the Patient had nausea and couldn't stand in the shower, it knocked out her vestibular system. The Patient also has problems with hot and cold- its her autonomic system. The Patient couldn't tolerate talking on the phone for the first 2 months. Planes flying overhead was a problem. The Patient has fallen 3 times- once inside and two times outside. Anytime the Patient looks up she almost blacks out. None of these side effects were on the Patient check out sheet- nothing about blacking out. The Patient was in menopause and has had vaginal bleeding. The Patient was checked for yeast and a UTI but they didn't find anything. The Patient has had unexplained black stools and rectal bleeding for 20 minutes. Both of the Patient arms rashed up all the way down. The Patient arm was still swollen from the first shot and numb. The Patient had to use the walker to walk because of the numbness and tingling. For the first 3 weeks if the Patient looks up she felt like she was going to black out. The Patient husband had to hold a plate and cup because she couldn't use them because of her depth perception issues. Patient stated that after the second dose everything amplified. The Patient wasn't able to ride the exercise bike and felt like she was going to black out when she looked around. The vaccine messed up the Patient sensory- her ears are messing up and so are her eyes. The Patient can't take anything in front of her face. The Patient couldn't tolerate the water on her legs in the shower or tilt her head back because her neck was so stiff. The Patient has only washed her hair 4 times since she received the vaccines because of this. The Patient neck felt colder whenever the nurse pulled back the plunger and the nurse put the vaccine in the Patient higher than other people do. After the second dose the Patient arms, she thought it was Raynaud's, her blood vessels were having a reaction. It looked like the Patient has been in the sun but she hasn't. It was an inflammatory response and histamines. The Patient was taking Meclizine after Benadryl. The Patient wants to know why after 4 months was she taking meclizine. Are the Patient symptoms going to go away. The ringing in the right ear started after the first vaccine off and on, but she noticed it yesterday. The Patient menstrual bleeding happened twice and they checked her and didn't find anything. The Patient went back to the gynecologist because her bladder was hurting. The gynecologist did a urine test and it showed she had blood in her urine. The Patient had black stools and was diagnosed with dizziness and melena. The Patient felt wet and went to the bathroom and there was blood, bright red blood when she wiped and no answers. They checked the Patient hemoglobin and no answers. Within that month, in June, the Patient bladder hurt so bad. The Patient took peridium for weeks and Azo because it hurt so bad. They did another urine test a couple of weeks later and there was no blood. All this time the Patient was still having the numbness and tingling and extreme dizziness. The Patient was having to take 100 mg of meclizine, with 75 mg of Benadryl, with nausea medicines, and Neurontin and she was so sleepy. The Patient can now walk to the mailbox as long as there isn't a lot of noise without assistance. The Patient feels like somehow the vaccine hit her sensory. The Patient can't taste and was tested for covid and that was negative. The hot, and cold and noise bother the Patient. The Patient eyes are blurry still in the morning, her depth perception was off, and she can't take the sensory. The Patient saw part of a stool with black in it. The Patient red blood cell count was fine and that was it. The emergency room said as long as you're not having a stroke or heart attack to send her home. The Patient visited the emergency room multiple times but was never admitted as a patient. The first 3 weeks the Patient thought she was going to stop breathing. Every breath out was chills, it was a sensory thing. The Patient still has this, it was almost like autism. The chills run down her arms. The numbness an tingling can be increased by sound. If a plane flew over it was almost like she would black out. The Patient doesn't know what's causing it. The Patient was also given steroids after the vaccine. Since the Patient has migraines the doctors think that's why she has had this reaction. The Patient had blood in the urine, but its gone now. The Patient had an MRI and they thought they saw a tumor on her spine. The Patient had another MRI and the tumor was gone. The Patient has had 3 EKGs. 2 of them said left ventricle possible infarcts. The first EKG was normal. The Patient went to the emergency room every Friday for 3 weeks. The doctor saw something on the Patient heart and ordered a cardiac ultrasound and whatever was there was gone. Everything that was there for one test then disappeared. Sometimes there's irritation and they can't give her a reason why. The Patient has been in menopause for 2 years and doesn't know why the blood showed up. 4 months later and the Patient is still having symptoms. Patient asks if there are doctors who only treat people with vaccination symptoms and wants to know if this was damaging her body. The Patient wanted to know what was causing the numbness and tingling. Some doctors say that meclizine dampens the chemicals in her brain so don't take it, then some say go ahead and take it, then some say to only take it for emergency reasons. No one was telling the Patient the reason for these things. The Patient thinks that there should be a doctor that was able to see patients who have reactions to vaccines. The Patient knows that this is rare but was she was better than she was 2 months ago, she missed more this summer than last summer. The outcome of the events was unknown.; Sender's Comments: Based on available information and the drug temporal relationship, the causality between the events "Loss of consciousness, post-menopausal hemorrhage, Parkinson's disease, Haematochezia, melena, Rectal haemorrhage, Autism spectrum disorder" and the suspect drug "BNT162B2" cannot be completely excluded.  The impact of this report on the benefit/risk profile of the Pfizer product is evaluated as part of Pfizer procedures for safety evaluation, including the review and analysis of aggregate data for adverse events. Any safety concern identified as part of this review, as well as any appropriate action in response, will be promptly notified to regulatory authorities, Ethics Committees, and Investigators, as appropriate.