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Travel during 13th week of pregnancy
Hi i am 12 weeks 7 days pregnant. Can I travel 150 kms by car? Is it safe to travel? This is my first pregnancy
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Avoid lifting heavy weight, avoid jerks during travel
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You can provided you need to follow few precautions
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U can but with proper precautions .Avoid jerks. Place a pillow below lower abdomen to avoid jerks effect on baby throughout u journey...tc
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Yes u can
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Avoid jerk n bumpy ride..otherwise you can travel if drive is smooth
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