all burnt inside: redness and dryness; all burnt inside: redness and dryness; burning sensation from top of her head and through her chest, arms and into her vagina and down her legs/her insides were burning.; burning sensation from top of her head and through her chest, arms and into her vagina and down her legs:; arm where she got injection was pretty dead; moment of pre syncope/pre syncope. She felt like she didn't know where she was and felt like she was going to pass out.; This is a spontaneous report from a non-contactable consumer (patient). A 65-years-old female patient received bnt162b2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 MRNA VACCINE), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration on 06Mar2021 (Batch/Lot Number: EN6199) as 1ST DOSE, SINGLE for covid-19 immunization. Medical history included hysterectomy (At Age: 32 and does not have a cervix),  anaphylactic reaction (Anaphylactic shock to Formaldehyde) , hypersensitivity (A lot of allergies: allergic to a lot of animals, cats, dogs, horses and lots of trees, grass, eggs, not shellfish) , blood cholesterol increased ('little high cholesterol'), asthma, hypertension, food allergy (egg protein), Covid-19 for 5Mar 'She had covid when it first came out' and was sick 3 months (Being asthmatic, she was put on Prednisone/never hospitalized/Covid test was a false negative. They found out later it was positive) dyspnea, She took Prednisone and the second night she couldn't breathe (had Zpack in her system), rash all of the symptoms with Covid, the rash, neurological, severe headaches and cough. Being asthmatic, she was put on Prednisone. Consumer also stated Has no health issues other than being asthmatic and has a lot of allergies. The patient's concomitant medications were not reported. Past drug history includes Miralax. (allergic to polysorbate or polyethylene glycol, which is Miralax) The patient experienced burning sensation from top of her head and through her chest, arms and into her vagina and down her legs/her insides were burning, arm where she got injection was pretty dead, moment of pre syncope/pre syncope. She felt like she didnt know where she was and felt like she was going to pass out, all burnt inside: redness and dryness, all burnt inside: redness and dryness. The patient underwent lab tests and procedures which included blood test: normal on an unspecified date , body temperature: 97.2 on an unspecified date, chest x-ray: normal on an unspecified date, Normal. Therapeutic measures were taken as a result of burning sensation from top of her head and through her chest, arms and into her vagina and down her legs/her insides were burning, all burnt inside: redness and dryness. Clinical course was reported by the patient as follows: Within 5 minutes of getting the vaccine, the arm where she got the injection went pretty dead, she even dropped her cell phone. That passed. Had a moment of pre syncope. She felt like she did not know where she was and felt like she was going to pass out. She drank some water and did some deep breathing. The next reaction almost killed her. She had a burning sensation from the top of her head and through her chest, arms and into her vagina and down her legs. Had to call for help. They were going to give her an Epi Pen, but she did not want to do that, as she knew she would have to go to the hospital. They opted for an injection of Benadryl and she also had oral Benadryl with her. She was able to stop the reaction with Benadryl before it got any worse because if not, she was going to have the get the Epi Pen Patient mentioned she is post hysterectomy since age 32 and does not have a cervix. When she contacted the doctor she said it was all burnt inside. She asked her what happened to her. She said the Pfizer vaccine. She was given medicine to avoid bacterial and fungal infections, because of the amount of dryness and redness. She had to take Sitz baths with baking soda once or twice a day to relieve the burning. It took about 2 weeks to go back to normal. Stated It was against her better judgment to get the first one. She has a history of anaphylaxis. Has many allergies but no allergies to polyethylene glycol or polysorbate. She is not getting the second one, she was told by her primary doctor not to, as she may not live to report it. The clinical outcome of the events was unknown.   No follow-up attempts are possible. Were reporter is non-contactable.