Age: 48.0
Sex: F
Vaccine: COVID19
Symptoms: Illness, Nasal congestion, Oropharyngeal pain, Suspected COVID-19, Tinnitus
Clinical narrative: her sister in law, her sister-in-law's husband had got Covid and then passed it to her; lost her sense of smell and even a month later she still doesn't have her sense of smell; cough; sore throat; she had gotten sick; towards the end of May she believes that she caught COVID; tinnitus; tinnitus; she got the congestion.; towards the end of May she believes that she caught COVID; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient) reporting herself. This 48-year-old female received second dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Solution for injection, Batch/Lot number was ER8731), second dose on right arm via an unspecified route of administration on 22Apr2021, 12:50PM at unknown dose single for COVID-19 immunization. She received first dose on 01Apr2021 on left arm (Lot number ER8733) Patient height is 163 cm and weight is 72.57. Patient medical history and concomitant medications were not reported. She states she received the Pfizer COVID vaccine on 01Apr2021 and 22Apr2021. She states about a month ago towards the end of May. She believes that she caught COVID. She states she never received a test to confirm at the time because her doctor told her that since she was vaccinated there was no way that she could have COVID. She states he told her that it might be allergies. She states it spread to her whole family and everyone was sick. She states she even lost her sense of smell and even a month later she still doesn't have her sense of smell. She states she had an antibody test done and tested positive for antibodies. She would like to know if the antibody test showing antibodies means that she had COVID or if it is from the vaccination. She states she tried finding information on her own but was getting conflicting information so wanted to come to the source. She states she read that some test may be able to tell what type of antibodies but she will talk with her doctor regarding the test she received. she had COVID (From: May2021 To: 10Jun2021), lost sense of smell: (From: 05Jun2021 To: Ongoing), cough: (From: 02Jun2021 To: 10Jun2021), sore throat: (From: 27May2021 To: Jun2021), tinnitus: (From: Apr2021 To: May2021), congestion. She received the Pfizer BioNTech Covid 19 vaccine on 01Apr2021 and 22Apr2021 and about a month ago, towards the end of May, the She believes she had Covid. Transferring agent states the She reports she never got a test, the doctor told her since she was vaccinated there was no way she could have Covid and it may be allergies. Transferring agent reports that the She states she had gotten sick and it had spread to her whole family and she lost sense of smell. Transferring agent states the caller reports since then, its been a month later, she still doesn't have her sense of smell. she had an antibody test done and did test positive for antibodies. Transferring agent states she did answer the  question if antibodies could be from actually having Covid or if it was from the vaccine and referred her to her provider for more information. she states she can get a little bit but it has to be right at her nose. She confirms it has improved slightly. She states when it first happened, she was sticking her nose in everything and couldn't smell anything.  She states sometimes if she gets it right up to her nose, it has improved slightly, but she hasn't tried everything, coffee, peanut butter, if she gets it right up to her nose and she's thinking about it. She states she has a 2 year old and she can't smell a poopy diaper, that's how she first noticed it, people have to tell her. She states she also had a cough that persisted. She confirms the cough and belief of her having COVID ended around 10Jun2021. Caller states 07Jun2021, she started to feel better, but was much better by 10Jun2021. She states her first symptom was a really bad sore throat. She states she was like oh my gosh, is this strep. She states she had a really bad sore throat that occurred for several days before she got any other symptoms, then she got the congestion. She states they have been really good and really not doing a lot of things. She states they have a little one and her husband's grandmother lives with them, so they didn't really do a whole lot of stuff. She states she has been masked until the CDC said if she is vaccinated to go ahead and unmask and it was within a week of being unmasked, it was pretty quick, she caught whatever was going around. She states she started feeling not so good, that evening 02Jun2021. She states she slept on the couch that Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday night where she felt the worst. She states the sore throat for the most of that, she was taking cough drops. She states the sore throat went away before she was fully done coughing. She states it was probably when she started feeling a little better, might have been before that, sometime in the month of Jun2021, not for sure if it was the 7Jun2021 or not, she pretty much felt okay just had a persistent cough. She states her sister in law, her sister-in-law's husband had the Johnson and Johnson and got Covid and then passed it to her and she have the Pfizer Covid vaccine and their two kids too. She states she doesn't know enough about their total thing to give detailed information she's giving about herself, but can have her call. She states she did report on the CDC electronic check in thing asking every week how she was feeling. She states she did report she had tinnitus after the vaccine. She states after the first one, she heard a low buzz sound. She states after the second one, it got to where it was a very high pitched tinnitus sound and eventually went away to where now it doesn't bother her but it was pretty bothersome there for a while, it was pretty loud. She states whether its related or not, she's not sure but she put it on there. She states the main reason was about the antibody test and to see if it would show her as a positive, she still doesn't really know if the vaccine caused the positive antibody test or if she had it, its all so confusing. Drug ineffective, suspected covid-19, exposure to sars-cov-2 was, illness, nasal congestion were unknown, anosmia was not recovered and oropharyngeal pain, cough, tinnitus was recovered.