Age: 61.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Blood glucose increased, Dizziness, Feeling abnormal, Rash, Tremor
Clinical narrative: felt a little dizzy; she just shakes and that's kind of how she felt when she got the shot; she went home and she still felt funny throughout the day; skin rashes; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. A 61-year-old female patient received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE; lot number and expiration date were not reported), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Right Arm on 22Mar2021 08:00 (at the age of 61-years-old) at dose 1, single for covid-19 immunization. Medical history included Ongoing emphysema, neuropathy in feet with ongoing type 2 diabetes mellitus, ongoing migraine, epilepsy, slow stomach, blood glucose increased, RSD ( Reflex sympathetic dystrophy) in one foot that she has to keep on getting shot because she broke one of her ankle it won't heal because of diabetes. It was being react to an injury and won't go away, pain actually wouldn't go away. she go get the shot about a once in year; suffer from migraine, terrible migraines. she suffered from brain surgery when she was 29 years old and had epilepsy because of it and was been treated for seizures which are well controlled and she takes seizure medicine and depression medicine and was seeing a neurologist and endocrinologist. And also seeing by pulmonary doctor and dermatologist. She take three different medications for migraine and two different medications for seizures and two different medications for depression. Two different medications for diabetes. She was probably on 25 medications. She takes three just for her stomach so she can eat or otherwise her rate drops down to 83. Caller stated she had pneumonia five times this year and she's been put on Levaquin and Steroids, that was a lot of steroids, and she was on Inhalers for her lungs which have a lot of steroids, well not a whole lot in the inhalers, but when they are prescribed, she can tell us. Caller states she's diabetic who takes good care of her diabetes and when she gets put on steroids, her sugars shoot up to 300 and she just shakes and that's kind of how she felt when she got the COVID shot. The only antibiotic she takes was a half of erythromycin twice a day for her stomach and she doesn't take it as antibiotic that is why she takes half of tablet it helps her bring feces out because she has a slow stomach. She knows that it was pretty strong antibiotic for most people. she takes only in small amount. The patient previously took sulfa, tamiflu and experienced rash, had shingle shots for immunisation. she doesn't have any allergies except for Sulfa medications and Tamiflu and all she gets from that was skin, she breaks out, skin rashes and takes a little bit of Benadryl and it goes away. Caller stated that she's 61 years old and she thinks she would know about any other allergies by now. Caller stated she's on a ton of medication but she didn't take any that morning (at the time of vaccination), because she had to be there at 08:00 in the morning and the only thing that she knows is she doesn't get along with the steroids and she was wondering if steroids are in that shot because she knows when patients are in the hospital, and they are fighting COVID with steroids. Caller stated when she is sick they have to put her on steroids for her lungs, and her sugars get raised really bad and that's why she was kind of wondering if there was steroids in that shot, that's maybe what she's reacting. she also gives herself injections in her stomach for the migraine headaches and it cut her migraines down, she called her doctor's office and asked them if it was okay that she was going the next morning to have that shot and asked if it would be okay if she injected for her headache medication and they said that it would be fine as long as it wasn't a shingles shot or a pneumonia shot. Caller states she did inject her headache medicine. After vaccination, patient felt a little something from the very start, she felt a little dizzy. Caller stated she didn't say anything to her husband because she doesn't like to make a ruckus unless she feels like she has to. She said she has heard that sometimes people have a side effect to it and she sat there for 15 minutes and it kind of subsided a little bit. Caller stated that next day, she felt okay. stated lasted through the night, not as bad as it did right afterwards, but she was recovered by the next day on 23Mar2021, she had shakes and that's kind of how she felt when she got the shot, she went home and she still felt funny throughout the day on 22mar2021, had skin rashes in mar2021. The most recent vaccine was administered at hospital. The events not resulted in Emergency Room or Physician Office. Patient did not receive any other vaccines within 4 weeks prior to the COVID vaccine. The outcome of the event felt a little dizzy was recovered while outcome of rest of the events was unknown.  No follow-up attempts are possible; information about lot/batch number cannot be obtained.