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2025-03-24 13:27:51
I am 19 weeks of pregnancy.. And my anomaly scan report shows low lying placenta.. Can i travelling train journey around 3 hours and then aslo flight.. Please suggest me. My report is attached Also said can i going office every day with 30 minit bike journey
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You can travel but be careful as there can be chances of Bleeding with minor fall

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