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Travelling in second trimester

2019-12-07 07:12:53
Hello. I am currently 26+ weeks pregnant. I had low lying placenta reaching the internal OS till my anomaly scan. but today's scan shows that the placenta has gone upto 2.8 cm from OS. Can I travel in plane(2.5 hrs) or train(30 hrs) in this placental position? please suggest.
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Yes and no. Though placeta has moved, some blood vessels may still be low lying. Bleeding on stress may happen. If unavoidable, go ahead. Keep emergency medicines in hand

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