Age: 54.0
Sex: M
Vaccine: COVID19, COVID19
Symptoms: COVID-19, Drug ineffective, Inappropriate schedule of product administration, SARS-CoV-2 test
Clinical narrative: Missed the second dose of the vaccine scheduled for 12Feb2021; Tested positive COVID ; Tested positive COVID ; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 54-year-old male patient received first dose of BNT162B2 (Pfizer-Biontech COVID-19 vaccine, solution for injection, lot number: EN5318, NDC number: Unknown, Expiry Date: Unknown) via an unspecified route of administration on 22Jan2021 between 10:30-11:00 AM as a single dose administered in left shoulder/arm for COVID-19 immunization at a workplace clinic. Medical history included A-Fib (from unspecified date to ongoing). He is a cross fit runner. Concomitant medication included ongoing Toprol 50mg extended-release tablet once a day for Heart rate and ongoing Protonix 40mg once a day for stomach control acid (both medications started on an unspecified date). There was no history of all previous immunizations with Pfizer vaccine considered as suspect. Patient had not received any prior vaccinations within 4 weeks. No vaccines were administered on same date of the Pfizer suspect. Caller on the line called regarding the COVID Vaccine. He stated he was talking to someone and then got connected to us. He has a question about the protocol of getting vaccinated between the first and second dose. He got infected with COVID in the middle of his vaccination period. He got the first dose on 22Jan2021. His wife, who was a nurse was tested for COVID on 07Feb2021. Because they live together, he got tested as well. He wanted to make sure he was not positive. He went to get tested on 07Feb2021, but he tested negative at first. He later got tested for COVID again because he wanted to make sure when he got the second dose, he was not positive. He believes he was infected with COVID sometime between 06Feb2021 and 07Feb2021. On 08Feb2021, patient had queasy stomach. Patient was infected with COVID-19 about 14-17 days after and tested positive on 10Feb2021. Caller stated he had already completed his quarantine but reported that in jan2021 he still felt a little fatigued. On 11feb2021, patient had runny nose. Caller was originally scheduled for the second dose on 12Feb2021 but missed this due to quarantining. During this time since he was in quarantine, he had missed the scheduled second dose. It was scheduled for 12Feb2021. His wife got infected before him in Feb2021, did and gave it to him. He was pretty sure she gave it to him. His wife was still feeling the effects of COVID, still coughing. He himself had no fever or loss of taste or smell. Declined to provide consent to contact HCP. Caller stated he is a runner and usually runs 4-5 miles a day. However, the past two weeks he has not been able to do that. He gets winded right now from running up and down stairs. This is more than normal. The queasy stomach started to be noticed while running and at first, he did not understand why. The queasy stomach still comes and goes. Caller stated that now he was being offered to take the second dose tomorrow or Wednesday but is concerned if it is safe to do so since he is still feeling fatigued. Caller would like to know if there is any information on a timeline that he could receive the second dose should he choose to wait. He decided to put himself in to opt in for getting the COVID Vaccine. His workplace allowed him to opt in he decided to do so. Several people opted out of getting the COVID vaccine and then his name was called so he decided to get it. The runny nose was still there, but better after taking some decongestant medication. No PQC was present. Outcome of the event runny nose was recovering, and of fatigue was Not Recovered. Outcome of the other events was for was unknown.