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Old 07-02-2009, 07:46 PM #1
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Default Vomit question (gross)
The past few days I have had a stomach virus. Everyone had it & finally Mommy got it.

A friend of ours told my husband that if I should vomit, he needs to wear gloves to clean it up and to flush the vomit & bleach the toilet bowl, emesis basin and to toss out any linen that may get contaminated by my "chemo vomit"? I've been on Imuran for years and never heard this. But then I haven't vomited in years either.

Anybody know if these precautions are necessary or simply alarmist?

Jenna
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