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Is it possible for pregnant women to rest in Sri Lanka?
I am 4 months pregnant and I really want to relax in Sri Lanka, but I don’t know how this will affect my health due to the long flight and the climate there in early July, do I need any vaccinations and are there any what other dangers that you may have to face?
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To be honest, I wouldn’t risk it if I were you, after all, the flight is at least two takeoffs and two landings. Once I had to fly just at such a time - the sensations were not pleasant - out of four hours of summer, more than half stood in the aisle. What is the need to fly in such a position? I would choose the middle zone of Russia or the coast of the Baltic - forest, pine trees, river or sea and a minimum of direct sun. Definitely - I do not advise you, the health of the child and yours is the most important thing. And believe me, in a year or two you will fly away from Ceylon with a cub, I saw a family of Poles with a one-year-old toddler this year. In some hotels, even a nanny is selected from the locals. It's fun to watch them mess around with the children of the tourists. So I do not advise you to go so far now. Good luck to you.
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answered 15 years ago
We flew at the 6th month and everything is fine, but ... keep in mind that in Lanka medicine is not at the level of European and even Soviet medical institutions, there are definitely no pressure chambers for premature babies, the choice is yours
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answered 15 years ago
do not recommend! As already mentioned - the flight is difficult.
On the spot, specific food (tasty but not ours) will not go to the ocean at such a time anyway. Yes, and you have to fly there along with an excursion - fly half the world and not see Dambula, for example - what's the point? And keep in mind - the round-the-clock temperature is +30 and the humidity is almost 100%, and the sun is such that you burn yourself in 30 minutes. Are you ready for this?
By the way, if you find an insurance company that will undertake to insure you - please let me know - calling the main ones did not give any results - there is a maximum of up to 8 weeks of insurance.
Better fly to Bulgaria or Yalta or, as they say, to the Baltic States - awesome air and comfortable conditions
On the spot, specific food (tasty but not ours) will not go to the ocean at such a time anyway. Yes, and you have to fly there along with an excursion - fly half the world and not see Dambula, for example - what's the point? And keep in mind - the round-the-clock temperature is +30 and the humidity is almost 100%, and the sun is such that you burn yourself in 30 minutes. Are you ready for this?
By the way, if you find an insurance company that will undertake to insure you - please let me know - calling the main ones did not give any results - there is a maximum of up to 8 weeks of insurance.
Better fly to Bulgaria or Yalta or, as they say, to the Baltic States - awesome air and comfortable conditions
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answered 15 years ago
I am always surprised by people who choose to rest according to the principle - "like the last time"
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answered 15 years ago
I join the unanimous council! We were in winter, everything that was closer in flight was cold. At the same time, in the winter in Sri Lanka it is believed that there is little rain (but it rained every day, but for two hours, high humidity), in the summer the rainy season is just beginning, and you yourself understand this ... You can actually sit all day in a hotel , so I see no reason to fly, if only because it's not the best season. Plus, there is a really interesting excursion and the best option is 3-4 days of excursions inland + 5 days on the beach. Optimal! Fly in a couple of years, arrange a romantic trip, there are wonderful and inexpensive SPA hotels located on the lake, in the mountains...
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answered 15 years ago
Oh, yes!!!! Memories from the hotels in which we stayed during the excursion program in the depths of the island are much brighter than from relaxing on the ocean (well, the sea and the sea in general ... and also VERY salty)
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answered 15 years ago
People, you seem to be primitive! What does "what brings these fools to Egypt or Sri Lanka" mean? Pregnancy is not a disease. And if the doctor gave the go-ahead, take insurance and go! My friend, being pregnant, visited eight countries and continues to travel with her child, I myself during pregnancy with my husband were in Egypt, Mexico, Bulgaria, with my son we have already visited Thailand, now the second pregnancy is going to Dubai and from there to Sri Lanka, if the pregnant woman feels great and there are no complications, pack your bags and go ahead, do not listen to the klush who are afraid of everything all their lives and sit in one place
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answered 8 years ago