Gave me GI cocktail (Alum-Mag Hydroxide-Simeth or Maalox with Lidocaine) but I still had chest pain; it hurt to breathe, could only do shallow breathing, I couldn't yawn, hurts to talk, hurts to move; Gave me GI cocktail (Alum-Mag Hydroxide-Simeth or Maalox with Lidocaine) but I still had chest pain; it hurt to breathe, could only do shallow breathing, I couldn't yawn, hurts to talk, hurts to move; I couldn't yawn; hurts to talk; hurts to move; There was great pain like right under my sternum but it was also higher up in my chest/it's my stomach; My blood pressure was little bit off. My blood pressure was 163 over 71; many, many locations of pain; sternum pain; Started having severe pain in my ribs like on the sides of my rib and then it came in my left arm, my left shoulder blade; Started having severe pain in my ribs like on the sides of my rib and then it came in my left arm, my left shoulder blade; Started having severe pain in my ribs like on the sides of my rib and then it came in my left arm, my left shoulder blade; severe chest pain like super severe; Tired; I am still a little strained from it, I am little weary from it; Experiencing a low grade fever; temperature was 98.1; Chills; Sweating; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient). A 62-year-old female patient received bnt162b2, dose 2 via an unspecified route of administration on 10May2021 (Lot Number: EWO175) as single dose for covid-19 immunisation. Medical history was reported as I have a condition with my heart, but it's like a premature beats or a premature rhythm and it has not been bothering me for a year or more but the symptoms I had were quite different, and not currently like 4 years ago I had an ulcer, I was even hit by a car walking across the street from an unknown date. There were no concomitant medications. The patient previously took the bnt162b2, dose 1 (Lot Number: EWO164) as single dose for covid-19 immunisation. The consumer reported: I received my 2nd dose from the Pfizer very, very enthusiastically on Monday afternoon. Monday I felt fine, Tuesday I woke up I fed the dogs and then we all went back to bed for most of the day. Wednesday I woke up I was tired but not bad, Wednesday night I was in the emergency room so it started after dinner, I started having severe pain in my ribs like on the sides of my rib and then it came in my left arm, my left shoulder blade and severe chest pain like super severe. Now when I say enthusiastically I got my vaccine I really did, but I am one of those people that I don't take any prescription, I am not on any medications and I am not an alamak so I have to, I know this sounds insane. I tried to go to bed and the pain was excruciating me I mean I was screaming in my bed, I was afraid of disturbing the neighbors. And I was asking myself the question would you rather die than go to the emergency room and I am embarrassed to say I thought about it and then I decided, okay you have to go to the emergency room and I did. I had super severe I mean excruciating pain they kept offering me Morphine but the chest pain has not been resolved, I mean the chest pain has subsided by this morning, they sent me home while I was still experiencing chest pain. I have the whole paper work and reports here, they had done extensive testing of my blood for enzymes for silent heart attack and all the imaging and at one point after they at some point maybe the 7th or 9th time they offered me Morphine for my pain. I don't know what made me say this but I told them it's my stomach and she ask me why I said that and I said my gut tells me. First there was great pain like right under my sternum but it was also higher up in my chest, it was not I guess what I just I described you is I have like many, many locations of pain so they gave me a GI cocktail which calmed the sternum pain but I still had chest pain and it was very frightening and very scary. I arrived in the emergency room, I arrived at 10 'o' cock at night but I didn't leave until the next morning. The date it started Wednesday the May12th and I apologize I am still a little strained from it, I am little weary from it. They seem at first to be gradual but then it escalated rather quickly and very, very, very intensively. It starts from the gut and that's exactly where most of my pain was, it was in the gut after they gave me that cocktail (Alum-Mag Hydroxide-Simeth or Maalox with Lidocaine) I was feeling excruciating pain but I wasn't screaming. The medication I was given is called Alum-Mag Hydroxide-Simeth or Maalox with Lidocaine and that was the GI cocktail that they gave me that relieved the pain in my sternum. And then I realized I still had severe pain in my chest like it hurt to breathe. I could only do shallow breathing I couldn't yawn, it hurts to talk, it hurts to move, so everything was in my chest. So, they mixed together the Maalox and the Lidocaine and that pretty much it was like it just numbed my stomach, my esophagus and stomach. Then I was also given, well this is for the imaging, for the contrasting I think it's Omnipaque and NS bolus that was for the contrast and then before they discharged me they gave me something called Ketorolac or Toradol and that's it. The patient stated no Morphine received, they offered me Morphine, but I did not want for me Morphine. I have a list of medications that they gave me and I have a list of imaging that's helpful. I also had chills and sweating. The lab test that were completed are B-type natriuretic peptide, A CBC undeferential, compressive metabolic panel, there were no abnormal finding except my blood pressure was little bit off and I was experiencing a low grade fever. This was when I left the hospital (not clarified further about hospital visit), it doesn't tell me what it was when I entered, unfortunately when I left when they discharged me. My blood pressure was 163 over 71, my temperature was 98.1, but my normal temperature is 97.1 but I also had ice packs on bac of my neck, I had ice packs on my face and I had ice pack on my chest and 4 blankets. The outcome of event severe chest pain like super severe and sternum pain was recovering, and outcome of other events was unknown.  Follow up needed, further information has been requested