Age: 73.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Acne, Rash, Rash erythematous, Rash macular, Rash papular
Clinical narrative: developed a rash on the same arm. It was an inch and a half in diameter and was itchy and red; rash was above her eelbow and it was itchy rash came back on her inner thigh; red itchy spots/ has about 3 red spots, and then on her foot and the back of her neck; 2 bumps on her left arm and 2 bumps on the right arm, like pimples; Bumps were like a little red/ it felt like it was itching and she scratched them; Two of the bumps are more like on her left side shoulder; 3 small pimples on arm, red and itchy. Pimples are now scattered throughout her body.; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (Patient). A 73-year-old female patient received the first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, solution for injection; Lot number: EN6205, Expiry Date: Unknown) via an unspecified route of administration, administered in left arm on 06Mar2021 16:00 (at the age of 73-year-old) as dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunisation. Medical history included Breast cancer in 2002, high blood pressure (Diagnosed a couple of years ago), High cholesterol (Diagnosed way back), all were ongoing; mastectomy on right. Concomitant medications include amlodipine on an unknown date for blood pressure, anastrozole from 2003 for Breast cancer, atorvastatin from 2005 for High cholesterol and acetylsalicylic acid (BAYER ASPIRIN) on an unknown date for unknown indication, all were ongoing. There was no adverse events following within 4 weeks prior vaccinations. No prior vaccinations were taken within 4 weeks. No adverse events were reported following prior vaccinations. No additional vaccines administered on same date of the Pfizer Suspect. No relevant tests were done. The patient was calling about the Covid vaccine. She received the first dose on Saturday, 06Mar2021 but yesterday on 07Mar2021, she had like 4 little bumps 2 on either side of her arms. She didn't know if it came from vaccine or something else. She clarified she has 2 bumps on her left arm and 2 bumps on the right arm, like pimples. Bumps were like a little red and she didn't even realize, it felt like it was itching and she scratched them and noticed them. Two of the bumps are more like on her left side shoulder. On the other side, right side, the bumps are on her arm. The bumps were itchy at first but they were there. They are not itchy now. When querying side of Covid 19 injection caller states she had a mastectomy on right so everything goes to the left. It was stated that after she used alcohol on them for a couple of days the bumps went away. On 11Mar2021, the patient had red itchy spots. It was stated that on her right side she has about 3 red spots, and then on her foot and the back of her neck. On 13Mar2021, she developed a rash on the same arm as her vaccine. It was an inch and a half in diameter and was itchy and red. The rash was above her elbow and it was itchy. She applied alcohol. The rash went away and then they came back on the caller's inner thigh. It was a concern to go back on 27Mar2021 for the second dose. She was unsure if this rash is from some of her own medications or something that she has eaten. On an unknown date in Mar2021, few days later 3 small pimples on arm, red and itchy. Pimples were now scattered throughout her body, then it went away. Second dose scheduled this coming Saturday 27Mar2021. Was it ok to get the second dose. The patient would like to know if she could push back her date of second dose. The patient would like to know if there were any contraindications for her to get second dose. Patient would like to know if her reaction will get worse with second dose and when will her symptoms possibly subside. The patient was treated with alcohol for all events. The patient was not visited to emergency room and physician Office. The outcome of the events of skin disorder, rash popular, skin lesion, Pimples recovered on an unknown date in Mar2021; Events of rash macular, rash erythematous, rash was not recovered.  Follow-up attempts have been completed and no further information is expected.