There was some discharge from my wife's nipple. But I continued sucking it during our foreplay. After a month or so she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Do you think sucking the nipple of the affected breast for few months may cause cancer to husband?
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Q: Can sucking nipple of the affected breast may cause cancer to husband?
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10/22/09 6:12am
No, as far as current research shows, cancer isn't contagious - it's not transmitted from person to person. I hope your wife is doing well - PJH
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