CK    elevated; Nausea; the bottom of her feet hurt; stinging; rash; bottom of feet/her hands hurt; Pain; She had mild itching/itching all over; at the end of the day it was more of a burning sensation; 24 hour bug; This is a spontaneous report received from a contactable consumer or other non-health care professional.    A 54-years-old female patient received bnt162b2 (BNT162B2, PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 mRNA VACCINE, Formulation: Solution for injection, Lot number: EW0150) via an unspecified route of administration on 01Apr2021 (At the age of 54 years) dose 2, single for COVID-19 immunisation. The patient previously took first dose of bnt162b2 (BNT162B2, PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 mRNA VACCINE, Formulation: Solution for injection, Lot number: EN6207) via an unspecified route of administration arm left on 11Mar2021 dose 1, single for COVID-19 immunisation. Medical history included sinus arrest from 1999 to an unknown date, sickle cell trait from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing, it was diagnosed when she was a baby. Carried on her mother's side, transplant from an unknown date and unknown if ongoing, herald's patch 11Mar201 to 01Apr2021 and allergy. The patient concomitant medications were not reported. When the caller got the first dose, she got the redness around the injection site, she thought it was hypersensitivity to the Band-Aid. The caller took a shower the next day and she took the band aid off and saw a red kind of rash thing and she thought it was from the band aid and never connected the two. The caller later realized this was a Herald's Patch. So when this thing happened on the caller's arm she knew that's what it was because if it was from the Band-Aid it should have gone away in a couple of days and it did  n't. When the caller got the second dose, it was in the left arm again and the rash was still there. The nurse stuck the caller right where the rash was. When the caller got the second dose, the day after that the Harold's Patch disappeared. Then the rash was gone like it was never there. The rash went away and then the itching and burning started. The day after the caller received the second dose, 02Apr2021 she felt like she had the 24 hour bug thing and it was no bid deal. By 07Apr2021, the caller started itching and it was the familiar type of itching all over, then she remembered the Herald's patch on her arm. The itching got really really bad and more intense than she has ever had. The caller tried calamine lotion at 3:00pm and it made it way worse. Calamine lotion- expiration date Aug2021, lot 0450937, NDC unknown.  By 7:00 pm the itching had turned into a stinging like the caller was being stung by a bunch of bees, this isn't normal. About an hour later, the caller was full blown burning and had pain all over her body and she figured okay she will calm down and lay down and try to go to sleep. Each time the caller would drift of to sleep, the burning would be more intense. The caller worked through it all night and at 5:00 am the next day, 08Apr2021, she went into the emergency room. The caller was rocking back and forth and was hurting. The caller has a ton of allergies to different narcotics so they gave her Toradol but it made this way worse. Toradol- unknown lot, expiration date, NDC. They ended up giving her Halol, captured spelling as provided per the caller, and it got her to the point where she could sit still for about 5 minutes without rocking back and forth. Halol- unknown lot, expiration date, and NDC. The caller decided to go home and was able to rest more and more. The caller was never admitted as a patient. After laying down, the caller got up and was fine, then everything came back with a vengeance but she did not want to go back to the emergency room. On 08Apr2021 the caller was given hydroxyzine which is supposed to knock you out. The itching completely stopped 5-7 days after that. The caller was taking Tylenol and Thera-flu to manage the pain. The caller has never had that bad of pain. The caller couldn't walk because the bottom of her feet hurt and she couldn't use her phone because her hands hurt. The caller couldn't even close her hand. The caller has never been in that much pain in her entire life. Tylenol was taking care of the pain but the caller had to take it as directed. When the pain stopped, the caller was extremely nauseated for about 2 weeks. The nausea started 12Apr2012 or 15Apr2021.  The caller is pretty much out of the nauseated stage now but is still gun shy. The patient underwent lab tests and procedures which included blood creatine phosphokinase: elevated on 08Apr2021 CK has come down and not in normal range not even now, blood creatine phosphokinase: elevated on 13Apr2021, blood creatine phosphokinase: elevated on 11May2021. 03Apr2021, the outcome of the event 24 hour bug was recovered. At the time of reporting, the outcome of the events were unknown.  Follow-up attempts are completed. No further information is expected.