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TRAVELLING IN 29TH WEEK BY TRAIN OR AIR
MY Wife is in her 28th week of pregnancy and we are planning to travel from Hyderabad to Jammu above 2000kms and 34 hour train journey to home town in 29th week of her pregnancy.
Ist scan done on 3rd March and Normal
2nd scan done on 5th May and Normal
3rd scan done on 4th June but AMI level is 7.8 and using ARG 9 and drinking more water from last 15 days.
Now please suggest what is the best way to travel AIR or TRAIN
But for AIR travel we have to go by bus for 150kms or 4 hours journey..
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
U mean afi?
Less than 10 is low
The afi 7.8 is a matter of concern
Ideally avoid travel
If mandatory choose air
Fr that u will need a fit to travel certificate by ur treating dr
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Dr. Rashmi Anand
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
11 yrs exp
Lucknow
Her AFI was less that is why she must have been advised sachet.
What u are planning is a very long journey, there needs to be proper rest and eating done right.
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