This question has been asked by many people who have experienced an
electric shock before.I recently received an electric shock from the
domestic household current of 10A.The feeling was ecstatic. Many will come
across large AC currents, but have you ever thought of DC Electrification?
This would sound weird because DC current available in domestic premises
is in the order of mA (

Below 1 milliamperes (<1mA)
Generally not perceptible

1 milliamperes (1mA)
Faint tingle.

5 milliamperes (5mA)
Slight shock felt. Not painful but disturbing. Average individual can let go. Strong involuntary reactions can lead to other injuries.

6-5 milliamperes (6-5mA)
Painful shock, loss of muscular control. The freezing current or "let-go" range. Individual cannot let go, but can be