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Travelling on bumpy road

2025-02-23 09:39:21
Slow speed car on bumpy road affects baby in womb in 6th month of pregnancy and also travelling for 2-2.5 hrs but whole road was ok except fir 10 min diastance that was bumpy
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Answered2025-02-24 03:20:12

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You know your road conditions better than what the Doctor knows.

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No it's ok...you can travel

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If as  of now you are not having any problem there would be no complications

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No effect on baby .

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