Developed itching; Blisters all over the body; Chicken pox; This is a spontaneous report from a contactable consumer (patient), from a Pfizer sponsored program. A 61-year-old female patient received first dose of BNT162B2 (PFIZER-BIONTECH COVID-19 mRNA VACCINE, formulation: solution for injection, lot number: EWO181, expiration date was not reported) via an unspecified route of administration, administered in right arm on 06Jun2021 (at the age of 61-years-old) as dose 1, single for covid-19 immunization. The medical history included ongoing asthma (Diagnosed years ago, went to hospital, doctor always checking on her and has been stable). There were no concomitant medications. It was reported that, patient received her first dose of the Pfizer covid vaccine on 06Jun2021 and from 10Jun2021 she developed itching, blisters all over the body, blisters with water in it, they itch really strong, she said its not chicken pox; she has seen her doctors (3-4 doctor) and went to emergency room. Patient stated that blister have been persisting, coming and going, doctors are treating her for chicken pox. Patient wanted to know about it. She never had this before, stated they started after the covid vaccine. Patient provided the lot number EWO181. She received first dose of Pfizer vaccine, two weeks later she got blisters all over her body, treating her as she has chicken pox, they have been growing and exploding, creams and antibiotics are making it worse, thinks these wounds are going to be for life, needs tranquilizer to sleep, doctor said it may be herpes, they do not know. Patient states that right now she is suffering, states there is no solution. Patient states she feels like when she got the vaccine, her PCP knows that after the vaccine, they told her it was chicken pox, states after the vaccine she feels they took her as an experiment, states she does not want to have covid but she now has a body full of wounds, states they go out and they come back again, searched online and it told her this was for life. Wants to know if this is forever. Patient states she weighs 160 now because she has not been eating a lot now because of her symptoms. She states blisters came out little by little until they were all over her body, states the doctor told her they were chicken pox, states her saw her personally, she took off her clothes, he checked her and told her it was chicken pox, doctors kept seeing her and it got worse, went to emergency room, went to ER and then the hospital, unable to clarify names of hospitals, states the doctors there told her again it was chicken pox, it was turning into an infection, they gave her medicine, states  she began to scratch herself, all the times she scratched she know a blister was going to come out, she is covered with wounds, they are bleeding, sometimes she has to put on a little bit of cream and lotion so they do not stick to her clothes or underwear and when they stick and get unstuck. Patient clarifies that the medication used to treat the wounds are calamine and cortico, and antibiotics, states they get better and then come back, it has been two months now. States she told doctor that the itch is not going out, blisters are still coming back, states three times she has taken antibiotics, stomach is in bad condition because of so much antibiotics, no further information provided, names of products unknown, states she just got more antibiotics for infection, now has antibiotics and cream current. Patient states she is also taking antidepressants to sleep, body hurts and seeing some spots on her body, if they are spots it wouldn't be a problem but these are wounds, bleeding wounds. Patient states all she does is cry, wants to know if she will always be like this, states it has been two months, when she talks about this condition she gets down, has been talking to her doctors about this for months. Asking herself why are they experimenting with people, she does not understand, will advise other people to get an allergy test so that this medication will not do any harm to another person. Therapeutic measures were taken as a result of developed itching, blisters all over the body, chicken pox. The outcome of the events was unknown.  No follow-up attempts are needed. No further information is expected.