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Traveling with low lying placenta

2017-10-18 09:46:44
I am 19 weeks pregnant and have been diagnosed with a low lying placenta, I need to travel tomorrow by air, the flight time is 45 minutes and then by car for 45 mins. Is the travel risy? I have no bleeding / spotting and have no other complications.
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Travel with due risk. 90% nothing ll happen. But can't predict. So travel only if u have to.

Answered2017-10-22 16:40:26

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