Whooping cough 2 replies
I have recently finished chemo, I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer. I am currently talking Olaparib. I my 1yr old granddaughter whom I help to look after I am told has whooping cough. Am I at risk still looking after her?x
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I have recently finished chemo, I was diagnosed with Ovarian Cancer. I am currently talking Olaparib. I my 1yr old granddaughter whom I help to look after I am told has whooping cough. Am I at risk still looking after her?x
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