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Will i suffer side effects if i take a bath with or immediately after someone who is currently on chemotherapy? will i absorb chemo into my system?
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No: Chemotherapy has side effects for person who take it ,but dose not effect the pepole around him or shower.
Answered 1/16/2015
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