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Had sex with my gf without a condom, today She was diagonized uterine cancer, am i in trouble now? any advise |
Had sex with my gf without a condom, today She was diagonized uterine cancer, am i in trouble now? any advise Nope...nothing you could of gave to her and nothing you can catch. no. cancer is not contagious. You cant "catch" cancer.. but you can catch STDs... go see the doc and get yourself checked out. Make sure you support your girlfriend and be there for her.. she's gonna need you!! Best wishes to her:) no cancer is not catching. Very sorry to hear about your girlfriend. I wish her the best. Sorry to hear about your GF! So you are sure it is uterine cancer and not cervical cancer? The latter is more common and the cause of that most of the time is a virus called HPV and that is sexually transmitted. You may want to check into that. I sure hope everything goes well for your GF! |
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