Can an electrical shock affect the ability to conceive in a woman?

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Trying to figure out, could this destroy a woman’s eggs & her ability to conceive.
Any info or sites I can look at would be appreciated.
I’m not sure of the voltage, but it was a major shock. She is having migraine headaches & tingling in her arms & abdominal cramping. I wondered what that might do to her eggs…..being zapped with high voltage. She is a surgical RN & in surgery & a piece of equipment blew up & she was shocked by it. She is sleeping constantly since.

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2 Responses to “Can an electrical shock affect the ability to conceive in a woman?”

  1. MYAB says:

    What the heck kinda question is that???????? Why would someone be electrical shocked??? I dont get it maybe if you said how or why she was shocked how much voltage something more

  2. Doodlestuff says:

    Well, my grandmother was hit by lightening. Prior to that, her diabetes sugar levels were perfect for 15 years. After the event, they would go way up, way down, and were impossible to stabilize. Ultimately, this destabilization was what killed her. So, I believe that yes, it is possible.

    There is evidence that electrical shock can cause temporary infertility in men (basically, kills the living sperm, but they can regenerate), but I haven’t seen anything regarding women and ova. If she is having trouble conceiving, she should talk to a fertility specialist. They could consider testing her ova to see if they still function or not.

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