Zapper Burn Question

Has anyone ever gotten a burn from a zapper that required treatment? Maybe I'm being overly concerned, just want to see if I should be worried or not.

I just bought a zapper and was really excited about using it. Fighting parasites for nearly a year with no help from doctors (really horrible experiences there), just alternative therapies. They have helped and I'm constantly seeing the exit of dead parasites, but just not reaching the end of them. I've used herbal and other treatments. I was especially helped by use of a Biocharger at my Acupuncturist's office, but was limited by not knowing what specific species I'm dealing with. Which is when I started reading and found out that zappers are not as limited in this respect.

Anyway I was so excited to get my zapper I started using it right away on the 10,000 setting. I used it during the day and then slept with it at night. I kept the footpads on with socks and held the paddles in my hands with ace bandages. No problems. Second night I get the bright idea to keep my hands free. So I wrap my forearms with the paddles on the back of my arms.(I know now, from other posts, they should stay in the hands until my body has more time to alkalize.) Paper towels were wet with tap water, but had dried by the time I woke up in the morning.

My left arm had the ground wire and felt painful when I woke up. When I took the bandage off I see this 3/4inch circle that was purple-gray with a small white center. Freaked me out.

I see other postings where people talk about zapper burns and I'm hoping this is something I can do first aid on and forget. I also don't relish the idea of admitting to a doctor that I used something they think is nuts, and having that label applied long-term.

This is a question for those who have experienced zapper burn or have specific knowledge related to it. Is this something to be concerned about? Or should I just put a bandage on it and learn from my mistakes?

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