Funky Alarm Clocks

I was vacuuming with a small vacuum pump and accidentally went to my son wake. It has generated and sent fireballs into the air shortly. I must got a shock, because my arm was all weird and sparkling, shortly after. I think I did not notice because I was so afraid of sparks. He arrived last night and my arm still feels a little weird this morning. I can still do everything you need and nothing hurts. My hand just feels funky. Do I see a doctor about this?

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I'd say you're probably right, but it would not hurt, at least, call your doctor and if not in.

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No, you will be fine. If it goes green or black if you have gangrene. In this case, amputation may be necessary.

Yes, you see a doctor .. Needa or it could mean your fingers have been burned.

you should be more careful and get a new alarm clock without son

For there to be damage to the electricity that you must have been held on a live wire for some time. So I would not be worried, it is much more likely that you hit your arm against something accidentally when you saw the sparks.

Not that you need to see a doctor if you start to lose feeling in the arm or chest hurts - everything will be fine - we all have a shock at some point in our lives - I was new wiring light from the kitchen and forgot to take the main fuse on!? - The shock went right to my right arm and led me to the floor - the sensation of pain lasted for days - but if it becomes more intense, you'll be fine.
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If it makes you feel better, call your doctor. But I think you are. What I think happened is you've been shocked by your clock, your arm will stay awake from now on.

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This is serious. The chances of getting a heart attack after being shocked by any type of electronic device are higher than normal until 24 hours after the shock. I would say it's easy to take the rest of the day and if the feeling is still in your hands for one hour, you really need to see a doctor.