The patient is having a hard time hearing me, she is hard of hearing in one ear; the pain was radiating in her ear and behind there; Rash/She still has the rash all over/ rash is behind ear, all down the back side of her neck, side of the neck up to hairline/right side of face/collar bone and little on back; swelling in the lymph nodes behind her right ear; trouble sleeping; sharp pain that would come and go behind her right ear/Ear pain was reported as worsened.; pretty big blotches; arthritis; shingles; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient's son). A 92-year-old female patient received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE) dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in left arm up at the top on 13Feb2021 at 10:00 or 10:15 (Lot Number: EN6200) (at age 92 years old) as single dose for covid-19 immunisation.  The patient's medical history and concomitant medications were not reported. The patient previously received shingles shot for immunization. The patient's son said that a week and a half after receiving the 1st dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech Covid-19 Vaccine, the patient developed shingles and severe pain. He wanted to know if his mother should still go ahead and receive the 2nd dose. If so, how long does she have to wait to receive it. He said his mother received the 1st dose on 13Feb2021, and was scheduled for the 2nd dose on 01Mar2021 or 10Mar2021. After the shot, a week and a half later (Feb2021), the patient got what the doctor thinks is shingles. The reporter and patient didn't know if she should get the second vaccine.  The shot was not given by her doctor or at his office. The patient was healthy before and she's in quite a bit of pain, should she get the next shot because she's worried about it.  The patient's second dose was scheduled already on 10Mar2021 but hasn't been able to get a hold of the place when calling them. The patient had the shot on 13Feb2021, on Monday 22Feb2021 the patient had sharp pain that would come and go behind her right ear. Patient stated she hates the pain. The patient had swelling in the lymph nodes behind her right ear a couple of days later. On 23Feb2021 the pain continued off and on behind the patient's right ear and she was having trouble sleeping. On 24Feb2021, the patient went to the doctor and he prescribed antibiotics because he wasn't sure that's what it was. There were no spots on the patient yet, the patient had more pain than before in the back, but she did not have a rash or swollen lymph nodes. The patient's lymph nodes were swollen in the back of her neck Thursday night (25Feb2021). The pain continued, it was more severe. The patient developed a rash on Thursday (25Feb2021). Friday the doctor prescribed the medicine for shingles. On 28Feb2021, the pain was radiating in her ear and behind there, you'll see her wince. The patient didn't get red blotches yet. Monday and Tuesday the pain was sharp, kind of sticks and then it was gone, it came and went, yesterday it was constant all day and Saturday it wasn't constant. Saturday the pain was constant. Thursday you could feel the knots in the lymph nodes, they have gone down some today. There is a little improvement in the patient's ear lymph node swelling. The patient has ear pain. The doctor looked in the patient's ear on Wednesday the 24th, the pain radiates, on the outside and the inside, it's just pain, shoots there and behind there. The pain has gotten worse over the week. The pain is intermittent, not constant and when it comes it's really sharp, she's had more over the weekend where its coming more often. The patient was having trouble sleeping starting Tuesday evening, it was fair but by Wednesday the trouble sleeping wasn't bad yet, the patient was still able to sleep, she has had to sleep sitting up, but by Wednesday, she hasn't been able to sleep well. The patient states that she has slept better now that she's on medication, last night was the first time she slept well. The shot was given in the left arm, all of this is on the right side. The patient has had no vaccines before, she wasn't sick before this. She still has the rash all over, the rash is behind the patient's ear, all down the back side of her neck, side of the neck, up into her hairline slightly, on the right side of her face, on her collar bone, and a little on her back. People say they got a bad case. No further clarification provided. Reports these are pretty big blotches (Feb2021). The rash was about the same, between Thursday, Friday and Saturday the patient developed more of them. With the rash, the reporter noticed more on Friday and Saturday. Today the rash is there but it has not changed. For her history, the reporter stated she's on normal medication, she didn't have anything before this. The patient is not in a nursing home, resides in her own home, not in a facility, she's is able bodied to stay at home. The patient is mentally alert, walks with a cane when needed, she does everything on her own.  The patient's doctor sent her for x-rays behind her right ear and face, facial, shoulder, and behind the ear area, behind the neck area on 24Feb2021. The patient's doctor's office called and said it showed arthritis. The reporter states that this pain is not from the arthritis. The caller mentions that the patient got a shingles shot, it was a one-time shot, and she did not have a reaction to it. The patient was having a hard time hearing, she is hard of hearing in one ear. The patient was recovering from trouble sleeping and swelling in the lymph nodes behind her right ear; not recovered ear pain and rash; while unknown for the rest of the events.