If your friend is on chemo, that person would generally have a severely weakened immune system and even something as simple as the common cold could be enough to eventually kill them. Therefore, if you have a sore throat, it is very important for you to stay clear of your friend, until you no longer present a risk of infection to them.
Yes, they are perfectly safe to be around pregnant women, 'Cancers' are not contageous in the sense that just being around someone can cause you to get it.. however if they have recently been treated with chemo (a few hours, days ago) you may want to keep a little distance as some chemicals used in hospitals are not safe for pregnant women- but in general, you should be perfectly fine if you are pregnant around someone undergoing chemo. As long as the person isn't sick with a contageous illness on top of whatever they've been diagnosed with- like strep throat, flu, bronchitus etc.
for people undergoing chemo it is just alright to be near that person. however there is a certain type of radiation therapy wherein you need to keep your distance with that person. such form is called internal radiation therapy wherein the cancer patient will receive implantable radiation source. the best way for you to protect your pregnancy from chemo and radiation is to stay away from them. avoid handling chemo drugs and stay away from any radiation source.
Depends on who is trampling, her weight and hw care she is taking while trampling, what is she wearing e.t.c.
yes !! its safe to give out your friend code!!!
no it not even safe to meet an online friend unless you truly know who they are
Well.. do you trust the friend?
If it tastes like coke.
My friend's teacher has a pet chinchilla that she brings to class all the time and it runs around everywhere. But, I'm guessing it is safe if she's aloud to bring it to school.
Cellophane is a nontoxic, but it might seriously burn your throat if inhaled.
No one can give an answer to that on Answers.com, not even a doctor. Don't ask your really smart friend or your cancer support group either. If any of those people says "yes" (or "no" for that matter) don't take their word for it. As a general rule, to be on the safe side, it's probably best not to take anything while on chemo without your own doctor's permission. Even if another doctor prescribes something, but doesn't know and duly consider that you are on chemo and exactly which chemo drugs at that, call your own doctor before taking it and never go to that other doctor again.Really. Chemo messes with your body in so many different ways that only a doctor who knows all of your details can tell you what's safe to take with it and what's not. There are some things the internet just can't, or shouldn't answer for you.
If you are wondering if it is safe to tackle your friend into your computer desk rugby style, then no it is not safe because your desk will damage over time.
you probably have tonsillitis is your throat swelling really bad? if so go to the doctors and have it checked better safe than sorry