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My mother had chemotherapy 2 weeks ago.. And today my 5 yr niece drank some little water from her bottle.. Can this be harmful for my 5 yrs niece? Should I do something about it? Please reply 🙏
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Cancer not spread to share food and drink. Don't worry. She is absolutely fine
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Nothing to worry It is not contagious.
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No harm don't worry.
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