Getting shocked three times in two days - feeling a bit odd.

Got shocked whil.e locking gate yesterday. Worked on that issue today and got shocked again. Not a huge surprise really. Electric fence shocks are very unpleasant but little more - I think. Somehow got shocked again while turning everything back in - the gear is in a steel enclosure.
Also been working in the sun which takes a bigger toll than in more youthful days. Is feeling odd after shocks pause for concern? The first bolt was to the top of the head and felt a bit like a hammer blow. The hand shocks? Not as bad.
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In the olden days, an electric shock was pretty much shaken off (i.e., an electrician getting bit by 120 VAC).
https://healthcare.utah.edu/the-scope/shows.php?shows=0_esnoxfvg
Nowadays, the Government Agencies (like OSHA) pretty much require a trip to the doctor/ER. In the next 24 hours could be a tricky time for you (and your heart). For heavier shocks (again as I was told by a plant manager friend), electricians that got a heavier shock were automatically checked into the hospital (over night? 24 hours? Don't remember).
Not being a spring chicken anymore, and being in a remote area (nobody close by to monitor you, take you to ER--As I recall), probably should call your doctor/at least go into the ER and get a checkup/EKG.
I had a (probably) viral chest infection not too long ago, that after weeks/months finally went away, but left me with Pericarditis and Atrial fibrillation. I did not "feel" the Afib, but that can lead to all sorts of other issues (strokes, heart failure, and other terrible things--Like heart failure is not enough?). Needed to take blood thinner and wait a couple of weeks for the the old shock to the heart (under general anesthesia).
Of course, a medial diagnosis from a 1,000 miles away by an engineer over the Internet--Probably best to haul your butt over to doctor/urgent care (if they will do EKG)/ER. This is potentially very serious (more than static electric shock).
-Bill
Understand avoiding hospitals and ER--It was a bit funny driving into the hospital up to the triage desk and saying I may presently be having a heart attack, walking into the ER, and them asking why I was not in an ambulance (me $$$$ and pretty sure I was not) and it would have take more time via ambulance than me just driving there (called an advise nurse with medical plan--And that is obviously what she wanted me to say was possible H.A.)....
If you have a local doctor/urgent care with EKG (save a lot of money), still not a bad thing if you got a good hit.
None of the simple at home stuff (blood oxygen, auto blood pressure) showed the AF. I assume a stethoscope would (hear an erratic heart beat--Upper chambers beating faster/separably from lower chambers).
There are smart phone EKG wireless EKG monitors:
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=smart+phone+ekg
Something in the future...
-Bill
-Bill
So... Yikes! We siblings are all ok now, but my sister has obviously discovered some repressed memories!