Age: 20.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Lymphadenopathy, Myalgia, Paraesthesia, Vaccination site pain
Clinical narrative: she felt like she was being stung by wasps at the COVID-19 Vaccine injection site; injection site pain/ bad injection site pain; extremely swollen left axillary lymph nodes; numbness and tingling in her left elbow and left wrist, as well.; numbness and tingling in her left elbow and left wrist, as well.; fatigue; persistent diarrhea; weakness; headache; chills; muscle aches; injection site pain was a burning sensation; it inhibited her left arm movement; left axillary lymph nodes painful; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient) reported for herself. A 20-year-old female patient received the second dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, solution for injection, lot number: EL3248) via unspecified route of administration in left upper arm on 18jan2021 09:20 at single dose for covid-19 immunization. Medical history includes recurring history of croup since she was young with her last croup diagnosis during Christmas of 2018. Concomitant medication reported as COLECALCIFEROL (NATURE MADE VITAMIN D3 2000iu, UPC Number: 3160403183, Lot Number: 2404901 and Expiration Date: Oct2023) continued taking both the first and second Covid-19 vaccine dose. After second vaccine she only took 2 ibuprofen 200mg tablets on first day. The patient historical vaccines included: flu vaccine in mid-Nov2020 and first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Lot Number: EK5730, Expiration Date: Unknown) via intramuscular route of administration in left upper arm on 28Dec2020 09:20 at single dose for covid-19 immunization. The patient had Injection site pain, Flu-like symptoms (clarified as flu minus vomiting), Headache, GI symptoms, Weakness, Fever, Muscle fatigue and leg shakiness with the first dose. There were no other vaccines administered within four weeks. On 18Jan2021 she experienced more interesting side effects. She had injection site pain the afternoon of 18Jan2021 by 20:00 that night (18Jan2021), she had laid down in bed, and she felt like she was being stung by wasps at the COVID-19 Vaccine injection site. The injection site pain was not bad but the pain was constant and by the second day the injection site pain had faded. The bad injection site pain clarifying the injection site pain was a burning sensation. She said if she puts her hand on the vaccine injection site now, she can still feel a burning sensation. She said there is not swelling or redness at the vaccine injection site. She said she developed extremely swollen left axillary lymph nodes after her second COVID-19 Vaccine dose. She said the left axillary lymph node swelling was so extreme it inhibited her left arm movement. She said she developed numbness and tingling in her left elbow and left wrist as well. She said the left axillary lymph node swelling has gone down, so the swollen lymph nodes are not impeding her left arm movement now. She said the left axillary lymph node remains swollen enough that her bra hits the swollen lymph node, making the left axillary lymph nodes painful. She said the numbness and tingling in her left elbow and left wrist is less frequent, but not gone. She said her side effects after the second COVID-19 Vaccine didn't improve for probably 4-5 days after they developed. She said the left axillary lymph node swelling has improved marginally, and the vaccine injection site burning sensation is less, but the left elbow and left wrist numbness and tingling is persistent. On 23Jan2021 or 24Jan2021 she developed fatigue, persistent diarrhea, weakness, headache, and very mild chills and muscle aches. She said she had no fever. Her symptoms lasted 2 days and then completely resolved on Jan2021. She said her left elbow and left wrist numbness and tingling is persisting. She said the vaccine injection site still hurts (burning sensation), and her left axillary lymph nodes are still swollen. She said the burning sensation at the vaccine injection site has her concerned. She feels an increase in the burning sensation if she touches the vaccine injection site. The clinical outcome of the event vaccination site pain, swollen lymph node, numbness, tingling, Limb discomfort reported was recovering, outcome of the event burning sensation was not recovered, outcome of event Feeling abnormal and Lymph node pain was unknown and for other events it was recovered on Jan2021.    Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.