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Do you think it is worth going to the sea while pregnant?
Do you think it is worth going to the sea while pregnant?
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first of all, this question should be asked to your observing doctor, each pregnancy goes differently ... if the doctor allows, then it’s worth it - the sea air has not hurt anyone yet, but only without long flights and to resorts with a mild climate - Crimea, the Baltic, no Egyptian-Turkish-Thailand beaches
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answered 15 years ago
I flew to Egypt at the 3rd month of pregnancy. Everything was ok. I transferred the flights perfectly.
And on the 7th, I went to the Crimea (Yalta), the trip by car took 6 hours. I had a good rest. No problems.
But as the user LyolyaS wrote, of course, you need to consult with your doctor. Are there any threats, contraindications ....
And on the 7th, I went to the Crimea (Yalta), the trip by car took 6 hours. I had a good rest. No problems.
But as the user LyolyaS wrote, of course, you need to consult with your doctor. Are there any threats, contraindications ....
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answered 15 years ago
the risk of allergic reactions increases 100 times. My wife in the 6th month in Egypt was simply terrified. As after terrible burns. Although the pregnancy proceeded without intoxication at all, and in our 9th month she rowed the boat with oars against the wind, ate everything and nothing. But there ... Is it worth the risk? Question.
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answered 15 years ago
There are also restrictions on the duration of pregnancy for airlines.
Most airlines, if the pregnancy is already visible, may not be accepted on the flight without the official opinion of the attending physician.
In the rules of transportation there are phrases like -
"Transportation of pregnant women who are in the last month of pregnancy, as well as women who have an indeterminate date of delivery or had previous births with complications, is possible with the written permission of a doctor (a medical certificate must be issued no earlier than 7 days before the flight) ."
Most airlines, if the pregnancy is already visible, may not be accepted on the flight without the official opinion of the attending physician.
In the rules of transportation there are phrases like -
"Transportation of pregnant women who are in the last month of pregnancy, as well as women who have an indeterminate date of delivery or had previous births with complications, is possible with the written permission of a doctor (a medical certificate must be issued no earlier than 7 days before the flight) ."
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answered 15 years ago
And what is the gestational age and where exactly do you want, abroad or in the Crimea? If abroad, then, to be honest, I hardly even saw pregnant women, but there are a lot of newborns.
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answered 15 years ago
