got really irritating; He says it looks like psoriasis; he still has red patches that are inflamed and swollen/swollen skin left arm, right arm, not so much on the neck; a little soreness in injection site; a bad rash over his body; itchy scalp; allergic reaction; He broke out in hives; itchy chest; itchy torso; bumps started/red bumps left arm, right arm, left side of neck; red patches and inflammation of the skin in those patches are persisting; red patches and inflammation of the skin in those patches are persisting/red patches left side of neck; red patches left arm; itchy arms; Itchy legs; itchy buttocks; itchy shoulders; Itchy left side of neck; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer or other non hcp (Patient). A 58-years-old male patient received BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 VACCINE, solution for injection; Lot Number: EN6203), dose 1 via an unspecified route of administration, administered in Arm Left on 11Mar2021 12:40 (at the age of 58-years-old) as DOSE 1, SINGLE for covid-19 immunisation which was received in Hospital. Medical history included hypertension from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing, seasonal allergy from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing, eczema from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing When his daughter was a toddler she suffered from eczema, acne from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing When he was a teenager and a young adult he had acne in the face. The patient previously took flu shot for immunization and was sick. He monitored his blood pressure. When it was down he doesn't take it. He doesn't stay on it like he was supposed to. He doesn't remember the year he started it, they just said his numbers were always 140/90 so he should take it because of his race and family history. The Lisinopril dose has been adjusted over the years because he does not like to take it because he gets the cramps so bad even though drinking orange juice and eating a banana. Patient also reported seasonal allergies since past. He started using over the counter medications at first for seasonal allergies and he started feeling lightheaded and things like that finally went to an allergist. He thought he started the eyedrop and the pills for seasonal allergies were 2002 or 2003 because his son was either 2 or 3 years old. He said that it was all coming back to him and that it was either 2002 or 2003, that it was 2003. His son had allergies and he took him to the allergist and he learned so much there. He said there was a Pataday and a Patanol. When his daughter was a toddler she suffered from eczema. They gave her Aveeno Oatmeal lotion and Eucerin and she was as good as new. When he was a teenager and a young adult he had acne in the face. Patient's past drug included Rhinorcort and Flu shot. The first time he took the flu shot, he was the sickest he had ever been. The second time he took the flu shot, he was even sicker. This happened 22 years ago, he thought it was back in 1986. Concomitant medication included oral lisinopril taken for hypertension from an unspecified start date and ongoing 20/12.5 mg tablet; oral fexofenadine hydrochloride (ALLEGRA ALLERGY) taken for seasonal allergy from an unspecified start date and ongoing 180 mg tablet by mouth daily seasonally, It was shaped like a capsule but it was actually a tablet. He used it seasonally whenever he had symptoms, nasal fluticasone propionate (FLONASE) taken for seasonal allergy from 2003 and ongoing 2 sprays once a day into each nostril. He uses it seasonally whenever he had symptoms in conjunction with Allegra. He thinks the other name for it is Veramist. Other concomitant medication included olopatadine hydrochloride (PATADAY) taken for seasonal allergy from 2003 and ongoing. Additional Vaccines Administered on Same Date of the Pfizer Suspect was reported as none. Prior Vaccinations (within 4 weeks) was reported as none. On 13Mar2021 after 2 days of vaccination, the patient experienced itchy arms, itchy legs, itchy buttocks, itchy shoulders, itchy left side of neck. He thought he was itching because he worked up a sweat whenever he was helping his friend move so he took a shower. The next day, the itching intensified. On 14Mar2021, he experienced really bad itching, it was unbearable. On 16Mar2021, patient had red patches left arm. It started in his left arm, then the right arm, then up the left side of the neck, shoulders, lower back, upper back, buttocks and legs. On 17Mar2021, red patches and inflammation of the skin in those patches are persisting. It was reported that skin was bubbling. His doctor told him that the steroids were suppose to clear it up. On same day bumps started/red bumps left arm, right arm, left side of neck. Legs have not been as bad. On an unspecified date, patient got really irritating. He thought the constant scratching was how patches and bumps started over the days, it has moved on around his body. He questioned if his skin was dry of if he was dehydrated. He was using witch hazel to rub the areas to get relief. The itchiness in the legs come and go, but they were not as bad. Itchiness in the shoulders and arms are still ongoing. He forgot to mention his chest and torso itchiness. On 21Mar2021 itchy chest, itchy torso. On an unspecified date, he still had red patches that are inflamed and swollen/swollen skin left arm, right arm, not so much on the neck. He said the shoulders were worse because of the red patches and inflammation of the skin. The itchiness he could cope with from the Cerave lotion. It provided an hour or two hours of relief and then it started back up. Left side of the neck comes and goes, it was not as bad as the arms. On an unspecified date, a little soreness in injection site that was barely noticeable that lasted for 2 days. It wasn't pain, it was only soreness. On an unspecified date, he said it looks like psoriasis but when he was looking over the paperwork, he saw bad rash all over body as an allergic reaction. The itchiness in his chest and torso comes and goes with the Cerave, he had just come to deal with it since he called and could not get an appointment for a week. On an unspecified date, patient had itchy scalp. On an unspecified date, patient had allergic reaction and he broke out in hives. It was reported that he had appointment on 25Mar2021. His doctor confirmed yesterday that he had an allergic reaction to the first dose of the covid vaccine. Doctor prescribed him steroids (Methylpredn). He took it over six days. His doctor recommended that he takes it in the morning, because there was a possibility that it can keep him up and increase his appetite. He took it. It was reported that his symptoms have subsided, he was not itching anymore. Therapeutic measures were taken as a result of itchy arms , itchy legs, itchy buttocks, itchy shoulders, itchy left side of neck, itchy chest, itchy torso, got really irritating, red patches left arm, red patches and inflammation of the skin in those patches are persisting, red patches and inflammation of the skin in those patches are persisting/red patches left side of neck, he says it looks like psoriasis, he still has red patches that are inflamed and swollen/swollen skin left arm, right arm, not so much on the neck, bumps started/red bumps left arm, right arm, left side of neck , itchy scalp, allergic reaction, he broke out in hives. At the time of this report, the outcome of itchy arms, Itchy legs, red patches and inflammation of the skin in those patches are persisting/red patches left side of neck, bumps started/red bumps left arm, right arm, left side of neck was recovering. Event itchy buttocks, itchy shoulders, red patches left arm, red patches and inflammation of the skin in those patches are persisting, was not recovered. Event Itchy left side of neck, itchy chest, itchy torso, itchy torso, he says it looks like psoriasis, he still has red patches that are inflamed and swollen/swollen skin left arm, right arm, not so much on the neck, a bad rash over his body, itchy scalp, allergic reaction, He broke out in hives was unknown. On an unknown date in 2021, a little soreness in injection site was recovered  No follow-up attempts are needed. No further information is expected.