Are there any activities I sh ould avoid or take special care? You should not go swimming until the vaccination site has healed and you no longer need to wear a bandage on it. If you wear contact lenses, have removable dentures, have a colostomy or any other "open" area on your body that needs daily care, always wash y our hands very well before handling your contact lenses, dentures, dressings, etc. Take care of all of these procedures before changing your vaccination dressing. 4. What about contact with other people? Remember, frequent careful ha nd washing by you and by any persons with whom you have physical contact is the best way to prevent transmi ssion of virus. During the time you need to wear a bandage (for 7-14 days after vaccination) there are several kinds of people with whom you should avoid close contact. "Close contact" means that you sleep in the same bed with the person, give the person baths, and/or touch their bare sk in to change their clothes (or diapers), apply ointments, or change their bandages. The individuals you should avoid include children < 3years of age; pregnant women or nursing women; individuals with eczema, history of eczema or other skin conditions such as active cases of extensive psoriasis, severe ra shes, generalized itching, infections, burns, chicken pox, or skin trauma; and/or immune s uppressed individuals such as indivi duals with leukemia or lymphoma, with AIDS, or those receiving immunosuppressive trea tment (for example, after organ transplant). Version Date: 12/5/17 Abbreviated Title : Enzalutamide in non-met CSPC 795.