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Flight travel at 33 weeks
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I am currently 23 weeks pregnant. There will be two flights. Flight 1- 5.5 hours with transit time 1.5 hrs and Flight 2 with 4.5 hours. After which I will rest for 3-4 hours and travel by car for 4 hours. Anterior placenta, normal bp, both 3rd and 5th month scan is normal, have hypothyroid and taking thyroid tablets. I want to know if I can travel via flight at 33 weeks. Is there any precaution that needs to be followed ?
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It's a long haul flight. Short time travel is ok. It's a long journey. You need few precautions.. connect online for further information
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I suppose there is no point in doing any Mathematics.
You should first decide how important it is for you to travel. If it is very important, can you stay in that place till your delivery ?
If you can't stay there till your delivery then what is more important for you; your baby or that job?
God forbid, if there is a mishap then who will you blame, yourself or your Doctor?
If you want to blame your Doctor then the advice is that you should not travel.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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Chandigarh
Yes you can travel
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