Age: 53.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Fatigue, Headache, Neck pain, Pain
Clinical narrative: Migraine headache/head is still pounding/intense headache in her life; felt like someone hit her in the back of her neck and head/having pain so bad it's like someone hit her on the back over and over, it's not normal pain; can hardly breathe; can't keep her head straight/can't move her head and can't move her neck/ hard to get in and out of bed or get up; can't move her neck; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 53-year-old female patient received BNT162b2 (COMIRNATY), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in left arm on 11Oct2021 in the afternoon (Batch/Lot Number: FF8839) (at the age of 53-years-old) as dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunisation. Vaccine was not administered at military facility. Medical history and concomitant medications were reported as none. The patient had no prior vaccinations within 4 weeks. The patient took the first Pfizer COVID vaccine on Monday, 11Oct2021. She went to sleep shortly after and woke up on Tuesday, 12Oct2021 with migraine headache. She called Pfizer early this morning who told her to go to the ER. She called last night too. She went to the Emergency Room. They gave her a migraine cocktail including Benadryl, Tramadol, and Remaxan. They also did an IV drip and took blood. Her head is still pounding like a piñata. The cocktail didn't do anything. It feels like someone is hitting her upside her head constantly. She came out with the same headache. The hospital didn't send her anything home to take for the pain. The migraine headache started on 12Oct2021. It has worsened. It was to the point she can't keep her head straight. It was hard to get in and out of bed or get up. Patient was healthy. She went to the ER at 5 AM. It was hard to get up, and she was home alone which makes it scarier. She doesn't get why the hospital didn't send her with a prescription. Course of events were as follows: Patient said when she went to bed and woke up in the morning, she had the "intense headache in her life" which feels like "someone is hitting Pinata box" that has escalated in 5 days. She described it as "worst for the last 4 days" and was intense all the way down. She said it felt like someone hit her in the back of her neck and head, it was so horrible, she can hardly breathe and hold her head straight. She called the pharmacist, but no one is giving her any answers. Patient said, "everyone kept saying it is normal, but this is not normal, this is not normal pain, so it's completely so excruciating." She was told to take two Tylenol which she did, but the pain did not cease enough and was asking if the pain was a normal headache. She wanted to know what she needs to do, if she needs to go to the emergency room because this is not normal pain to her and she was home alone and said, "this pain is just my fab is killing me, I can't hold my headache, I can't get out of bed, I can't get out of the chair, It is just excruciated from last three days and it's not cease enough at all and I am taken the Tylenol and they are not working." Patient was suggested to contact urgent care if she had severe adverse event. Patient stated that she was having pain so bad, can't breathe, it's so bad it's like someone hit her on the back over and over, it's not normal pain, she can't call anymore number and she needs to know what to do. She added that this was the first vaccination, and it was horrendous, and she wished she had never taken it because this was not normal pain, and this was just absolutely horrible. Patient stated that she had taken vaccinations and never had the side effects before. This was totally horrible pain; she can't move her head and can't move her neck. She went to the ER this morning and took Tylenol, but it was not working. She said she took the two Tylenol and took four already and it's not ceased enough, and it just can't work. Relevant test included blood test: unknown results on Oct2021.  The outcome of all the events was not recovered, except for can hardly breath which was unknown.  No follow-up attempts are possible. No further information is expected.