Tested positive for COVID-19; Tested positive for COVID-19; Feel weird; Could not smell or taste; Could not smell or taste; Flu-like symptoms; Felt kind of feverish but didn't actually have a fever; Just kind of weak; Cough; Still having difficulties, sometimes breathing; got out of bed and collapsed; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient) reported for herself that.   A 58-years-old female patient received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, Solution for injection), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration on Apr2021 (Batch/Lot number was not reported) as DOSE 2, SINGLE for covid-19 immunisation.  The patient medical history and concomitant medications were not reported. The patient previously took first dose of bnt162b2 on unspecified date in Mar2021 for covid-19 immunisation and experienced no reaction. Caller states she took the first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine and then took the second dose and that night she began to feel weird, weak, day 2 got worse, day 3 she decided she needed to see someone caller her MD but could not be seen so went to the ER and tested positive for COVID-19. She could not smell or taste, and was given an inhaler to use to which she has to use at times still and never had to use one before. There was one night when she got out of bed and collapsed and hit her back but did not break anything. She would like to know what to do now about her continue symptom of no smell and tastes and using the inhaler. Response received as they did not provide any recommendations regarding the management or treatment of potential adverse events/ reactions/ symptoms that a patient /consumer may experience. Your doctor/healthcare provider is in the best position to advise you about the appropriate action to take as your doctor/healthcare provider is most familiar with your medical condition, clinical history, how your treatment has been conducted and any relevant information to your specific case. After receiving answer to first request, she would like to speak to the legal department because she would like to know why certain information can be given to an HCP but not to a consumer and has requested escalation to legal.  did not meet legal criteria per attached record, escalating per protocol.  Reporter states she took the first one in March, she took her second one in April and she did fine with the first one, didn't have an ache or pain any where. Reporter states the day she took the second one, she felt flu-like symptoms, but she just felt kind of like feverish but she didn't actually have a fever, just kind of weak. Caller states as time progressed, she started to feel worse and finally went to the emergency room. Caller states they tested her and she was positive for Covid. Caller states from then until about end of May, she still had the cough, still didn't have taste, couldn't smell, none of that. Caller states now, certain things she still can't taste. Caller states like a lemon, normally if she squeezes a lemon on her tongue, it will make her jerk, but she can do it and she can't really taste it. Caller states she guesses she's looking to talk to someone because for her this is not getting better, she's not 100% and she should be pretty close by now, but she's still having difficulties, sometimes breathing, so its ongoing and she guesses she needs to talk to someone else. The patient underwent lab tests and procedures which included sars-cov-2 test: positive on unspecified date in 2021. Outcome of the events Could not smell or taste, Cough and Still having difficulties, sometimes breathing was not recovered and outcome of the other events unknown.