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Electric shock contact nerve damage?

2023-03-01 14:39:15
Got an electric shock on the chest from an electric bat used for killing mosquitoes . The contact with electricity was for few seconds and at the point of impact the skin became black . Would it have caused some nerve damage in my brain as I was feeling like not being able to think thoroughly after this contact?
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No , it wont cause any problem in thinking.

Answered2023-03-01 16:16:52

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