injection site is red,it is painful; a little warm to the touch; feels "tight", and she can feel a small knot in the area where the shot was given; some body aches; injection site is red,; chillness on her body; cold; Her whole body doesn't feel normal and uncomfortable; It is little numb; Tightness is on her neck; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. This 58-year-old (age at vaccination) female consumer with weight; 90.72 kg, height; 168 cm reported that she received first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, solution for injection, batch/lot number; unknown, Reason for no lot number: of COVID-19 Vaccine: Other: Either EL9266 or EL9244. Handwriting on record card is hard to read, COVID-19 Vaccine manufacturer: Unspecified, NDC number, expiry date; unknown) via an unspecified route of administration on 19Feb2021 in right arm as dose 1 , single for covid-19 immunisation. Patient's medical history included Covid -19, breast cancer (dates unspecified). She only takes one kind of medication. Had breast cancer nine years ago. She takes vitamins. Concomitant medications included ANASTROZOLE via an unspecified route of administration from an unspecified date to an unspecified date at 1 mg once a day for an unknown indication. Consumer who received her first dose of Pfizer-Biontech Covid19 vaccine 19Feb2021. She has since reported that the injection site is red, a little warm to the touch, feels "tight", and she can feel a small knot in the area where the shot was given, and some body aches. She did not use any medication to treat her symptoms. She also reports the red area has grown, it was the size of a quarter, yesterday, and is now bigger. She reported that a number of her friends (85%) had no reaction after the first dose, but they did get a reaction after the second dose. Since she's having a reaction after the first dose, should she expect a worse reaction after the second dose. Had Covid19 virus 1.5-2 months ago- affect her vaccine. She also reports having a Sars-Cov-2 infection 1.5-2 months ago. Will this affect her vaccination. Patient got the COVID-19 Vaccine about three days ago. Area on the injection is kind of red and a little warm. Asked if this is normal. Injection area is a little pinkish about the size of two quarters. When she puts her hand on the injection area, she can still feel the tightness and it is painful. Does not hurt very much, but she can see the tightness. She got the COVID-19 virus a month and a half to two months ago. Wants to know if this would have any effect on the COVID-19 Vaccine. She could feel the chillness on her body when she got the COVID-19 Vaccine. It is not very serious, but she felt a little cold. She doesn't worry about coldness. Her whole body doesn't feel normal and uncomfortable. She won't say it's muscle pain. She cannot say what specific body part it is, she feels uncomfortable everywhere. And feels tight on that area. Confirmed this occurred after her first dose of the COVID-19 Vaccine. Doesn't feel the chillness in her body today. Her body is much better than the second day in regards to the tightness. On the injection area, it is still kind of pink. Wants to make sure it is not going to hurt her and she is ok. Injection area is red and a little warm: She had the sticker on her injection site. The first day she did not take off the sticker, but knew it was kind of pink. Thought the sticker was irritating her so she took it off. Saw the tightness and pink at the injection area. It is a little numb. Is warm, but not hot. It is not as big as today. Injection area looks smashed and bigger, about two quarter sizes. Uncomfortable: Occurred on second day and only lasted for one day. She has no chill at all. Is having body aches. Can't tell the ache apart from the tightness. Tightness is on her neck and doesn't know if she didn't sleep well. Just happened a couple of days. COVID-19 Vaccine: Provided either EL9266 or EL9244. Stated the 6 also looks like an 8. Stated it could also be EL92UU. She doesn't know. Grabbed her mother's COVID-19 Vaccine patient record card to compare lot numbers. Both consumer and her mom received the COVID-19 Vaccine at the same place and time. Consumer is unable to read her mother's lot number from the patient record card. No further details provided. Consumer goes back for second dose on 12Mar2021. Indication: Wants to be safe in the future. Her mom is 80 years old and lives with the consumer. Consumer works in restaurant business and doesn't want to bring anything home. Consumer got COVID-19 Virus a month or two ago. It was a pain and doesn't want to bring that to the house. Consumer and her mother both decided to take the COVID-19 Vaccine. Investigation assessment; unknown. The outcome of event vaccination site pain and vaccination site warmth, vaccination site erythema, feeling cold, numbness was unknown, vaccination site mass was recovering, pain was not recovered, chills, feeling abnormal and neck discomfort was recovered.   No follow-up attempts are possible. Information about lot/batch number cannot be requested. No further information is expected.