Fair enough. I've read in an interview of a hospital staff doctor, not sure if I can dig up the source. Edit: so the way this works if current is flowing throu

Fair enough. I've read in an interview of a hospital staff doctor, not sure if I can dig up the source. Edit: so the way this works if current is flowing through your body your blood is undergoing electrolysis, and as a consequence your Kalium balance can get disturbed. This can result in severe heart rythm issues, even hours after the shock. A doctor can test this and fix it with an infusion. Not my original source, but says the same. Should be understandable with Google Translate: https://derstandard.at/1343744823640/Wenn-scheinbar-harmlose-Stromschlaege-das-Leben-gefaehrden https://derstandard.at/1343744823640/Wenn-scheinbar-harmlose...