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2018-02-17 11:39:31
I am 32 weeks pregnant and my placenta is 3.2cm from cervix. My husband is in abroad and I want to travel to deliver my baby in his place. My question is can I take 15 hr flight is there any risk involved? If I have to deliver here can I have normal delivery?
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Medically U are not advised to travel anywhere now as you r in your last month of Last trimester of pregnancy. Yes an experienced doctor can help you deliver normally. It will be decided only when you will be in labour pains

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