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Archived Questions and AnswersThis Forum has been the centre of an exceptional exchange of knowledge diagnosis, treatment, symptoms and other effects of cancer during pregnancy and lactation. All are welcome to review the Questions and Answers posted here, provided that they acknowledge and accept the important proviso and disclaimer below.
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Date: 2007-08-07
Question:
A coworker of mine is undergoing once weekly radiation treatment for intestinal cancer. I am 4 weeks pregnant and work with her all day, five days a week. Is there any risk to my unborn child?
Answer:
Your colleague's radiation is not emitted from him/her to you, because it does not stay in his/her body. Hence, his/her radiation cannot and will not have any impact on you.













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