she could have a pinched nerve or something; numbness and tingling in her fingers and thumb; had an allergic reaction; her wrist pains could be tendonitis; her wrist pains could be tendonitis/t hurts to rotate the wrists or simply hold a bag of groceries or to reach for the seatbelt when you twist the wrist around; numbness and tingling in her fingers and thumb; had a pulling feeling when she goes to scratch her other arm; left arm was swollen up and stuff; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient).   A 32-year-old female patient received bnt162b2 (BNT162B2), dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in arm left on 07Oct2021 08:30 (at the age of 32-year-old) (Batch/Lot Number: FG2590) as single dose for COVID-19 immunisation.  The patient medical history and concomitant medications were none. Family Medical History Relevant to events included sick parent.The patient received bnt162b2 (BNT162B2), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration, administered on 16Sep2021 08:30 (at the age of 32-year-old) (Batch/Lot Number: 30130BA) as single dose for COVID-19 immunisation and experienced typical soreness. No other vaccines given the same day. No history of all previous immunization with the Pfizer vaccine considered as suspect. No problems with vaccines in the past. She was fine prior to second dose.  The patient experienced had an allergic reaction (medically significant) on 08Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered, numbness and tingling in her fingers and thumb (non-serious) on 08Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered, her wrist pains could be tendonitis (non-serious) on 08Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered, had a pulling feeling when she goes to scratch her other arm (non-serious) on 08Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered, left arm was swollen up and stuff (non-serious) on 08Oct2021 with outcome of recovering, it hurts to rotate the wrists or simply hold a bag of groceries or to reach for the seatbelt when you twist the wrist around (non-serious) in Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered, she could have a pinched nerve or something (non-serious) on 12Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered, numbness and tingling in her fingers and thumb (non-serious) on 08Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered, her wrist pains could be tendonitis (non-serious) on 08Oct2021 with outcome of not recovered. The events required a visit to Physician Office and Emergency Room. The patient underwent lab tests and procedures which included: blood test: awaiting on 12Oct2021.  The clinical course of events was as follows: Patient had the Pfizer Covid vaccine on 07Oct2021 and had an allergic reaction on 08Oct2021 that led her to go to the emergency room. They said she had an allergic reaction and now she was experiencing numbness and tingling in her fingers. The pharmacist said her wrist pains could be tendonitis, but she does not know how to explain the pain in her wrists. She went to stretch on her job, she had a job that makes her stretch and had a pulling feeling when she went to scratch her other arm. When she scratched one arm and went to scratch the other she had a pulling feeling. She went to the emergency room because she had the allergic reaction, her left arm was swollen up and stuff. The numbness and tingling in fingers and thumb was still on going and the wrist pain is still there and getting worse going from the top of part her hand. It hurt to rotate the wrists or simply hold a bag of groceries or to reach for the seatbelt when you twist the wrist around. The swelling had improved, but the reaching over to scratch the arm the pulling sensation was still there. This was all after her second dose on 07Oct2021. No further details provided. She saw the doctor. She did blood tests and she was waiting on the results. She saw them on 12Oct2021 and they put a thing in for her to see a neurologist stating she could have a pinched nerve or something.   Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.