Long-term sequelae of electrical injury

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PSYCHOLOGICAL SYMPTOMS	NEUROLOGIC SYMPTOMS	PHYSICAL SYMPTOMS
Depression	Memory loss	Generalized pain
Posttraumatic stress disorder	Numbness	Fatigue, exhaustion
Insomnia	Headache	Reduced range of motion
Nightmares	Chronic pain	Contracture
Anxiety	Weakness	Pruritus
Flashbacks	Poor concentration	Muscle spasm, twitches, aches
Fear of electricity	Paresthesia	Headache, migraine
Frustration	Syncope	Night sweats, fever, chills
Hyperarousal	Loss of balance	Joint stiffness
Panic attacks	Gait ataxia
Low self-esteem	Sciatica
Guilt	Carpal tunnel
Moodiness	Seizure disorders
Memory loss or impairment	Dizziness
Increased temper	Poor coordination
Reduced attention span	Tinnitus
Poor verbal learning	Tremor