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Is Numbness And Tingling Sensations In The Shock Area Normal?

Hello! I plugged in a phone charger to an outside outlet and received a mild shock. About a week later, a knot developed in the elbow of the arm that was shocked. I have had numbness and a tingling sensation in my right arm since the shock. Should I be concerned about the small (pea size) knot in my arm (directly in front of my elbow)?
posted on Fri, 14 Mar 2014
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This might due ulnar nerve compression/ irritation which causes cubital tunnel syndrome visit to nearest orthopedician to r/o ulnar nerve compression
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Is Numbness And Tingling Sensations In The Shock Area Normal?

This might due ulnar nerve compression/ irritation which causes cubital tunnel syndrome visit to nearest orthopedician to r/o ulnar nerve compression