Is it bad to get an electrical shock ?

You really,

I am this Dotore Chunehlit (PhD). So I am thinking it is really. The little zappe will... meb no be gude... for a time when it... was. So let me gib advis (I am qualify): you need ce docur beca you are not in the good heth. There is, really no time, . The ret… the study of bosnian ret populatin was thing and ret were respouse to 1600 MV (molt-volt) of ELECTRISCHITTI! They are become so fried and bosnien, ohoho. I am still gelking of it. Let me refer to little pasta in Jorvish p.1334 (it is page in his book):

“please, please

Please,”

So I think you might be in his dire straits. You need ce docur.

Return to me,

Doctober Chunchfest

Five times? Maybe you need another line of work.

You are still here so apparently all that is happened is that you had some sense knocked out of you.

No long term effects but you have been lucky so far. 120 volts will kill you. My parent's neighbor was killed installing a ceiling fan. I know of others who have been electrocuted and one guy has serious burns from it. So avoid getting electrocuted at all; if working with outlets or switches it is critical you cut off the power.

Yes = but the whole point of 120 volts is that is not lethal

to humans.

Probably not, but if you have a heart pacemaker or defibrillator I would certainly avoid it by all means. I hope you are carrying a "shock absorber" in your back pocket! If you have been shocked that many times I think you better find a different occupation.

Perhaps you can talk with a board-certified neurologist about it. Your family doctor may be able to provide a referral for a board-certified neurologist.