Shocked by electrical outlet, any doctors have an opinion for me?

So about 10+ minutes ago I was plugging in my iPhone charger and I wasn't looking as I was plugging it in (I was watching my dog if it really matters) and my right hand- pointer finger- knuckle touched the open socket for several long seconds mainly bc I didn't feel it right away. But when I felt it, it hurt terribly bad. I pulled away my hand and looked at my knuckle and it was all red. I kept getting ready for bed trying to brush it off but it got worse my hand started tingling and the pain was shooting up my arm. I also had goosebumps a over my body. I went to my dad and I said that it really hurt and all he said was "I bet". Lol. Now my whole arm is in pain and feeling very heavy like and tingling. It does not feel very good and it's hard to describe the pain. My knuckle is also still in pain and the area around it. I know it's probably nothing to worry about but if it continues say in the morning (which it will most likely be gone) should I seek medical help? Or should I now? Is than anything I can do here at home? Should I force my dad to look at it? (He's a former marine and has had many injuries so he's basically a guru and knows what to do with these types of things) Or should I just forget about it? Oh and not that it matters, I'm 15. I would really only like certified medical people to comment or if you have had a similar experience.

As a person who has been shocked by an electrical outlet before. Trust me, you're fine. The pain and numbness will go away after awhile.