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Does Pluvicto work? What's the prognosis?

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I'll chime in again, although I think I did re: a similar post.
It's not so much the physical proximity, it's the bodily fluids. I don't see how sleeping in 2 beds, no matter how close they are together...it's most likely the possibility of overnight sweating. The same for any of the bodily fluids...Sure, I am concerned about anyone around me and chose to hibernate for 3-5 days...One could say that's too much, but I think about...shopping?...sure, I can be 6 feet away, but what I touch the cashier touches, monies exchanged, handling food you may put back on the shelf, a cough in the wrong direction, etc.
Use common sense, but I think you might be too fearful of it...in the car, just have your husband wear a mask, be fully clothed and wear nitrile gloves...When he pees, just don't miss...and flush twice. Hospitals know the parameters, they'll deal with the ancillary equipment.
You'll be fine!! Keep us informed!
Blessings

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Thanks...They told us we should have separate dishes, or rather paper plates and separate utensils. My husband can't urinate sitting or standing and so he lies down and it goes into urinals. These have to be washed out and dumped into the toilet. Lots of potential for drops and spills. Then he wears Depends which he changed at least twice a day and these , I was told should be placed into double garbage bags, and then his clothes if they get spilled on by urine or he sweats, then put them in a bag for 7 days, and then wash in the washing machine separately and wash twice... OMG is all l can say. This is unreal.