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Currently 19 weeks pregnant. I am planning to travel to my home town by train. Please suggest if train journey is safe or should I prefer flight?
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If you don't have any pain or discharge or bleeding and if you don't have any past history of obstetric problems in your previous pregnancy then you can travel by train. 19 weeks is a relatively safe time to travel.
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If any high risk in pregnancy better to avoid travelling. Depend on duration of travelling. Avoid long journey. Maintain proper hydration , rest and adequate movements.
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Dr. Pasupuleti Mounika
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6 yrs exp
Guntur
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Try to avoid crowds to reduce cross infection
If high risk pregnancy avoid travelling
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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