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My wife has completed 13 weeks today.. is it means that first trimester completed today?? My dr suggest her to travel after first trimester that's why i am asking.. please clarify it..
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Hi, Yess it is safe to travel after 12wks of pregnancy. But in case of precious high risk cases , one should avoid till 18-20 wks of pregnancy.
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1st trimester means 0_12 weeks .
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she can travel by train or car if the roads are good .
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if she belongs to high risk pregnancy group ,she can wait for another 2 _3weeks .
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If everything ok in scan then u can travel
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
23 yrs exp
Chennai
Cap Susten 200 mg in vagina twice a day while travelling
Drink plenty of water and fruits juice
Eat small frequent meals
Avoid spicy food
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Travel in lying down position in car or train
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Avoid lifting weights and stress and intercourses
Avoid papaya and pineapple
Continue iron and calcium tablets
Mothers Horlicks two spoons with milk two times a day
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Dr. Pratibha Aggarwal
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
35 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi. Yes first trimester gets over after 12 weeks of preg .it is now safe to travel .
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