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[/vc_column_text][vc_column_text]Air travel during pregnancy has been a crucial concern of expected mothers. They come with a plethora of questions and doubts in their mind during their pregnancy, especially when they are planning to travel internationally. Their concern is relevant during this sensitive time. Let’s talk about the most asked questions to resolve your queries and promote safer travel during pregnancy.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row][vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]
The women having complications during their pregnancy have to be meticulous enough throughout their pregnancy. In normal cases, the second trimester is the best time to travel, as the morning sickness ends by then. Your condition becomes less sensitive and you can also manage the trip. Moreover, you will have so much time till your due date. However, women can plan a trip within 36 weeks of their period. It is highly unadvisable to travel after 36 weeks. You need your doctor’s approval before taking such a risky step.
Unless your due date is approaching or your doctor advises you to stay closer to home because of a medical issue that might affect you or your unborn child, it is fine for you to travel by plane while pregnant. Pregnant women in good health can often travel up to four weeks before their due date. It’s advised to avoid travelling far after that in case you are going to deliver. Pregnancy travels are possible under certain conditions. Pregnancy is not a barrier between your trips if you have been in good health.
If you have been facing zero complications during your pregnancy then you can just relax on this concern. You can travel safely till 36 weeks of pregnancy. You should avoid travelling after that unless your doctor has approved it. After 36 weeks, your condition becomes extremely sensitive. A few airlines do not allow their passengers to travel to avoid the possibility of an emergency landing. Make sure to check with your airlines that if they allow you to travel in such conditions. Moreover, if you still plan to travel after 36 weeks, then follow all the precautionary measures properly.
In the event of a standard pregnancy, there is no conclusive evidence that flying poses a health risk to the foetus or the expecting woman. Moreover, there is no proof flying results in uterine rupture, early labour, or miscarriages. Certain phases may make pregnancy and flying difficult for expectant moms. They may have earache, swollen legs, nasal congestion, or pregnancy nausea as a result of the pressure shifts brought on by this congestion. Travel plans during the first trimester should be postponed by women who are deemed high-risk for miscarriage or who have a history of miscarriage until they have received permission from their ob-gyn.
Pregnancy and flight are no risk if you have a normal pregnancy without any complications. But if your case is different or special, then avoiding your international flight would be recommended. Avoid travelling if-
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Flying during pregnancy is fine if you have taken precautionary measures. If your doctor allows you to travel abroad, then you shouldn’t miss the opportunity. But if your doctor or your existing health conditions restrict your trip then you better follow the expert advice. Make sure to consult the expert gynaecologist of Amandeep Group of Hospitals for a more personalised treatment plan and accurate diagnosis. Our doctor provides tailored guidance to each patient after studying their case and possible complications.[/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]
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