Safety At Home While You Are On Chemotherapy

When you're having chemotherapy treatment there are a few key things to remember to keep you and your family safe at home. In this quick video, you'll learn all about them.

[@seabirdberry4238]

Thank you for this video! It is a good reminder of how to care for my husband. He is having 1 day a week of chemo for 3 weeks, then 1 week off for a duration of 6 months. I will be needing to do this every day, something I wasn’t aware of.

[@jessyca9833]

I hope he's treatment is going well, sending you good vibes. My mother-in-law has the same treatment cycle for her cancer.

[@mateoornelas7810]

God is on my side so grateful for it

[@marissaburgess6023]

I’m a support worker and I’ve just come across this which is very alarming. I have not been taking precautions at all when cleaning my clients bathroom and bed sheets. What risks am I exposed to?😮

[@jessyca9833]

What about saliva? If a mom cooks for her family and taste food as she goes and share with family members?

[@polanca75]

Saliva is a body fluid

[@jessyca9833]

@@polanca75 yeah I know, but I was trying to get my mother-in-law to believe me, but she didn't understand until she started to see her water bottle stain from every day usage. Thanks for replying though!

[@anishabiswas7373]

But why this contaminated chemo drug body fluids shouldn't be come in contact with other person??? Plzz reply

[@ijaaaaaa93]

Anything fluid comeout from the body of the person who having chemo generally we assume it as cytotoxic waste ( it contain the chemodrugs )...so it dangerous to other person ..

[@ijaaaaaa93]

this apply only for 7 days after the treatment tho ...

[@anishabiswas7373]

Ok

[@ijaaaaaa93]

@@anishabiswas7373 👍🏻

[@kathyritchie4261]

B

[@jqs17fh]

Can someone kiss a partner?

[@ijaaaaaa93]

For me it need to be restricted / not to be allowed for at least that 7 days after the chemo treatment...after that shud be no problem...correct me if im wrong 😊