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I got an electrical shock pulling a prong out of an outlet. felt about 6-7 waves of electricity from index finger to elbow. now tingly. will i be ok?
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Electric shock: Most likely. However, if you are concerned, visit the er or urgent care to obtain an ecg.
Answered 4/26/2013
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