she has experienced prickling and tingling; She experienced dental paresthesia; sensitivity in her teeth; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable Pharmacist (patient).   A 38-year-old female patient received bnt162b2 (COMIRNATY), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Deltoid Left on 24Sep2021 16:45 (Batch/Lot Number: FF2587) as DOSE 1, SINGLE for covid-19 immunisation at the age of 38-year-old. There were no medical history and concomitant medications. On 25Sep2021, the patient experienced paresthesia feeling, experienced prickling and tingling sensation to both hands, fingers, and toes with outcome of not recovered, dental paresthesia and sensitivity in her teeth with outcome of recovered on 25Sep2021. The relatedness of Covid vaccine to a paresthesia feeling, prickling and tingling sensation to both hands, fingers, and toes was related. The required no visit to Emergency Room or Physician Office. Reporter seriousness for a paresthesia feeling, experienced prickling and tingling sensation to both hands, fingers, and toes was Medically significant. The clinical course was reported as: she received first dose of Pfizer Covid 19 vaccine last Friday and started experiencing side effects within 24 hours, she has experienced prickling and tingling early Saturday afternoon and this has been ongoing for 48 hours with no resolution. Does not know the long term effects of this. It could turn into neuropathy and it can be very serious. She experienced dental paresthesia, experienced sensitivity while eating a banana (it was not hot, cold or hard) on Saturday that has resolved. She was on the way to dental appointment for a teeth cleaning. She normally does not have sensitivity in her teeth. She is concerned that she will no longer be able to work and provide vaccinations to patients again. She explains she has friends and family that are vaccine hesitant. She is as well and plans to tell them she has experienced a neurological issue. No other vaccines given the same day or 4 weeks prior. No problems with vaccines in past. Feels that the events she experienced there is no question in her mind are from the vaccine. Has not yet seen a physician, but if events do not stop she will seek physician care. she had routine blood work last Monday and an antibody testing on Thursday because if she had antibodies she was not going to get the vaccine, but she did not have any antibodies so she got the vaccine. The patient complained as a pharmacist, she trusted the information in package inserts and has heard this being reported and read about it in a different platform. The FDA and package insert information is something as a pharmacist she trusts, but this information is not in the package insert and it needs to be. Feels that the events she experienced (a paresthesia feeling, experienced prickling and tingling sensation to both hands, fingers, and toes) there is no question in her mind are from the vaccine.; Sender's Comments: Based on the information currently available,The casual association between the reported "paresthesia feeling, experienced prickling and tingling sensation to both hands, fingers, and toes" and suspected vaccine BNT162B2 cannot be completely excluded.