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Home << Faqs on Traveling when you are Pregnant

Faqs on Traveling when you are Pregnant

Faqs on Traveling when you are Pregnant

The urge to travel doesn't go away now that you are pregnant. Neither should you forsake the idea of flying for the next 9 months. Air travel during pregnancy is viable but do it with some caution. But for women with health issues or when travel is just not advisable, it is better to abstain from traveling the distance for the time being. Below are some queries and answers to common concerns of the pregnant traveler.

Now that I am pregnant, is flying safe?

When is air-travel not advisable for pregnant woman?

How important or necessary is it for pregnant women to use the seat belt during travel?

What are the considerations for air travel during pregnancy?

Are vaccinations really necessary if you are planning to travel during pregnancy?

Can the luggage scanning machines or metal detectors found at airports harm my baby?

Is the cabin pressure harmful to the fetus?

What is DVT and please explain the effects on pregnancy?

Final Words on traveling during pregnancy

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