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My computer charger cable got a little bit of water, and while he was charging i cleaned it, i feel fine but could be any harm that i am not aware?
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Agree w Dr. Khanna: If you had no symptoms prior to after the event- you are probably as fine as you are feeling. Take care.
Answered 11/6/2017
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