Age: 43.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: Abdominal pain, Blood test, Epistaxis, Fatigue, Full blood count
Clinical narrative: she thinks it could be ITP; platelets were a little lower on the second test; Dripping nose bleed; Fatigue/tired; Abdominal cramping; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient).  A 43-year-old female patient received first dose of BNT162B2 (lot number: EN6204) on 10Mar2021 11:45 (at age of 43-year-old) on right arm at single dose for COVID-19 immunization. Medical history and concomitant medications were none. Caller reports receiving her first vaccine dose in March. Caller is interested in receiving the second dose now and is asking if there would be an issue between the amount of time between first and second doses. Caller reports she experienced a "dripping" nosebleed, fatigue/tired, Abdominal cramping, the day after her first dose on 11Mar2021 and said she reported the safety event. She is scared to get the second dose and can't seem to get any clear information on if she should or not relative to these events. She can't be sure that the abdominal cramping is related to the Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine because a lot of times she can have that anyway. Regarding the dripping nose bleed she felt like her nose was running so she checked with her hand and found her nose bleeding in a pretty good drip from one nostril; it came on sudden and stopped just as sudden but dripped for maybe a minute or so and filled up a tissue. She verified there has been no emergency room visit or hospitalization relative to these events. Caller verified that there are no relevant concomitant products or other medical conditions to provide for the report. She was not taking any medication at the time, she is on birth control now, but was not at that time. Part of her dilemma was that she got very scared about having the nosebleed. Her primary care physician at the time she called because she has a friend that's a doctor she thinks it could be ITP which is a bleeding disorder you can have from any vaccine. Patient asked her primary care physician for a blood test but he didn't listen; all of her interaction went to a nurse and it turns out they did wrong test for her which she was unaware of initially. They ordered just a regular CBC blood panel. She went to a new doctor for a different reason who looked up her blood panel and said the primary care physician didn't even do the correct panel for someone with a nosebleed, not the one the new doctor would have done. The test done was a basic CBC panel just got what caller guessed were her platelets, white blood cell count, typical tests with no notable results. Prior to having the Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine she had baseline bloodwork done at her yearly physical so they had that to compare against the CBC done after onset of adverse events. The platelets were a little lower on the second test, the CBC, but still within a normal range. The outcome of event ITP and platelets were a little lower on the second test was unknown. The outcome of other events was recovered on 13Mar2021. The report was reported as non-serious.   Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.