felt weak and bad; bad circulation in both legs; chills; very weak; rash; redness; was freezing cold; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer. This contactable consumer (Patient wife) reported 82 Years male patient that. A 82-years-old male patient received BNT162B2 (formulation: Solution for injection, Lot Number: FF8841), via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Arm Right on 19Oct2021 (age at vaccine 82-years-old) as DOSE 3 (BOOSTER), SINGLE for covid-19 immunisation. The patient medical history included oedema and fall from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing. Concomitant medications included triamcinolone (TRIAMCINOLONE) taken for an unspecified indication, start and stop date were not reported; vitamin b3 (VITAMIN B3) and doxycycline (DOXYCYCLINE) taken for autoimmune disorder, start and stop date were not reported. The patient previously received historical vaccine BNT162B2 (formulation: Solution for injection, Lot Number: EL9265), via an unspecified route of administration, administered on 30Jan2021 as DOSE 1, SINGLE, received second dose BNT162B2 (formulation: Solution for injection, Lot Number: EL9267), via an unspecified route of administration, administered on 20Feb2021 as DOSE 2, SINGLE, for covid-19 immunisation. It was reported transferred, however the was transferred with no agent in between. The she is indicating that she and her husband got the booster of Pfizer covid 19 vaccines, three weeks ago. Her husband developed 2.5 weeks ago several side effects including chills, very weak, walk with walker to bathroom, developed a rash on his ankle and knee, redness, is not puffy. He takes a pill for edema, bad circulation in both legs. redness in left ankle. She is a consumer that said that she wanted to talk to someone about a possible reaction to the Pfizer Covid-19 Booster shot. three weeks ago, today the caller and her husband got the booster shot. They got their initial doses in Jan2021 and Feb2021. She is looking for information on the side effects of the vaccine. Her husband started with symptoms last Thursday or Friday and they do not know if it is related to the booster and any reaction that they may have had. He woke up and was supposed to go to the doctor for a wound on his foot that was not related to the vaccine. He woke up with chills and freezing cold. He did not have a t shirt on, and they thought he was just cold as he normally sleeps in a t shirt. He felt weak and bad and did not feel like he could make it to the bathroom with his walker. He is 82 years old and uses a walker. He has fallen quite a few times over the last year and recently fell about three weeks ago and he received stitches. This past Saturday he had a rash on his left leg. It was where he had fallen and had stitches. It was real red around the knee and on the kneecap and on his ankle. He has edema and is taking a diuretic and stated that it is normal for him to have edema. They have home health that comes in for his wound care. he asked, If the rash could be related to the booster. They notified the wound care doctor. They are wondering if it is a lotion for solution the home care nurse is putting on his leg. she said that they wrapped both of his legs for different reasons. she clarified that the lotion they are putting on his leg is Triamcinolone cream 0.1 present. HCP she does not have the physician email or address to provide. She is nervous about all of this. she said that they have been using the Triamcinolone cream for 6-8 months it was prescribed by his dermatologist. He has a autoimmune disorder and they give him doxycycline and Vitamin B3. They were prescribed by the dermatologist, and it recently started getting so dry on his legs and the wound care doctor told him to use the cream on the leg. They are mixing it the cream and a moisturizer 50 by 50. They started using this in the last couple of weeks. The wound care nurse did not think the rash was from the cream. It is in the area where it was applied though. It is warm to the touch. No streaks like infection and his leg are a little puffier than it usually is. He has bad circulation in his legs, and it could be from his edema. Information was captured as provided. Phone Out 05:02 PM, first attempt by phone to HCP to obtain mailing information. Phone out to HCP. Phone answered by an automated system The automates system provided the information of the Physician. The patient experienced bad circulation in both legs, chills, very weak, rash, redness, was freezing cold and felt weak and bad all from on an unspecified date. The clinical outcome of the events was unknown.  No follow-up attempts are possible. No further information is expected