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The question concerns mainly women: has anyone flown to Turkey while pregnant?
Good afternoon, dear ladies!
Tell me, did anyone dare to fly on vacation while pregnant? How did everything go? I have been vacationing in Egypt for 7 years in a row, this year I would also like to go to the sea, but is it worth it? I thought that Turkey is still a little closer ...
Share your experience, I will be very grateful.
Tell me, did anyone dare to fly on vacation while pregnant? How did everything go? I have been vacationing in Egypt for 7 years in a row, this year I would also like to go to the sea, but is it worth it? I thought that Turkey is still a little closer ...
Share your experience, I will be very grateful.
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I canceled my trip for this reason. Why take the risk? You do not know how your body will react to this and God forbid what happens. You are in a foreign country, insurance for risks associated with pregnancy does not apply. You have your own sea in Ukraine, go to it if you really want to. At least you will be in your own country and know what to do.
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answered 13 years ago
Hello!
A friend flew to Antalya, being 5 months pregnant. There were no problems with her well-being, but it’s better to fly in May, it will be very hot there.
It's up to you to decide whether to go, consult your doctor, if there are any threats and contraindications to climate change and flights. As far as I know, the safest period for flying is the 2nd trimester.
Good luck to you and baby ;)
A friend flew to Antalya, being 5 months pregnant. There were no problems with her well-being, but it’s better to fly in May, it will be very hot there.
It's up to you to decide whether to go, consult your doctor, if there are any threats and contraindications to climate change and flights. As far as I know, the safest period for flying is the 2nd trimester.
Good luck to you and baby ;)
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answered 13 years ago
The child and mother's health is the most important thing! My kids have one like this too. I am categorically against it, everything can happen: turbulence, allergic reactions, and food conflicts. I recommend them to go for a week to some local resort, just relax, get some fresh air. Now in many boarding houses there are programs for pregnant women. Think. it will be reasonable.
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answered 13 years ago
Everything is very individual - but I would say to my daughters - NO.
Your negative experience. It seems that everything is fine - the second pregnancy is proceeding normally, the second trimester - nothing foreshadowed trouble or inconvenience. The eldest daughter stayed with her grandparents for 10 months, and we went to a suburban camp site to rest for 10 days. The miscarriage happened in the evening of the first day. I don't want to comment.
Your negative experience. It seems that everything is fine - the second pregnancy is proceeding normally, the second trimester - nothing foreshadowed trouble or inconvenience. The eldest daughter stayed with her grandparents for 10 months, and we went to a suburban camp site to rest for 10 days. The miscarriage happened in the evening of the first day. I don't want to comment.
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answered 13 years ago
I flew at the beginning of the second trimester (at 14 weeks somewhere). Of course, there is a risk, but my doctor answered my question: “Is it possible for me to relax somewhere, at least in the Crimea by the sea,” she answered so confidently: “Yes, even in Egypt, everything is fine with you, but you need to rest especially for pregnant women! Of course, I was a little worried during the flight there, because I found out in the insurance that it does not cover the problems of pregnant women (I didn’t check it when booking the tour). But, thank God, everything was great! Rested SUPER!!! My daughter is already 2 years and 3 months old!!! Now I dream of coming with her to that hotel, I really liked it and it will be interesting for children there! But I still can't decide to take it abroad. Scary.
By the way, charter flights are allowed up to 22 weeks. When we flew to Turkey, the tummy was not yet visible, but when we flew back to Antalya, the airport employee at the check-in noticed and asked me what week I was pregnant.
By the way, charter flights are allowed up to 22 weeks. When we flew to Turkey, the tummy was not yet visible, but when we flew back to Antalya, the airport employee at the check-in noticed and asked me what week I was pregnant.
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answered 13 years ago
By the way, we rested in Kemer in August and the heat did not bother at all, because. the area was shady in a pine forest.
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answered 13 years ago
I will say as a doctor: it's not worth the risk. Think about what's at stake. The most expensive. Even if there are no visible consequences of the trip - you may later not know why your child has this or that health problem, you will search, you will rack your brains. Do you need this? A risk in order and a risk in order to avoid it. It's NOT worth it.
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answered 13 years ago
I am categorically against it, everything can happen: turbulence, allergic reactions, and food conflicts.
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+1! Very well spelled out. + "Nerves" because of insurance and in general because of how everything will go. See how many are opposed. It used to be that women were as strong as a nut: they harvested rye, went to give birth under a mop, rested for a couple of days - and again they went to work. Now, alas, pregnant women need "dmuhati" - interruption threats arise almost from a sneeze. Plus other problems.
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+1! Very well spelled out. + "Nerves" because of insurance and in general because of how everything will go. See how many are opposed. It used to be that women were as strong as a nut: they harvested rye, went to give birth under a mop, rested for a couple of days - and again they went to work. Now, alas, pregnant women need "dmuhati" - interruption threats arise almost from a sneeze. Plus other problems.
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answered 13 years ago
I flew last year, though for a short time, everything is fine, except for a little toxicosis .. my sister also flew last summer at 6 months, she had a wonderful rest, everything is fine with the children)))
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answered 13 years ago
I would like to remind everyone of the simple Russian wisdom: "Once a year, and the stick shoots!" Moms, take care of your babies! Motherhood is always a certain sacrifice, give birth, your babies will grow up - and then to the sea!
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answered 13 years ago
I flew to Turkey for 5 months, I was in Kemer for 2 weeks, I had a good rest, I even went on excursions (I felt sick in buses on a serpentine, but these are individual characteristics of pregnancy, I had toxicosis throughout my pregnancy), my daughter is already 4.5 years old! If you feel well, the pregnancy is proceeding normally and there are no contraindications, then the positive emotions from the rest will only benefit you.
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answered 13 years ago
In general, in this case, advice is the last thing! I really needed rest and positive emotions at the moment when I got pregnant and I decided on that vacation and did not regret a single second. It is always easy to judge people for their actions, but in my case it was more dangerous for pregnancy to stay at home with my bedridden grandmother (she fell ill when I found out about the pregnancy of 6 weeks), which sometimes I had to drag to bed, because. she fell a couple of times, and her husband was on a business trip, watching a person close to you die and, moreover, burying him, believe me, not the best emotions.
When my doctor found out about my home circumstances, she advised me not to go to the cemetery if something happened. And I still couldn't imagine how it could be. And surprisingly, God took it himself. We flew away to rest, leaving my mother-in-law to look after my grandmother (we called from another city on purpose), we asked our friends to help in any way they could.
While my husband and I had a great rest, a number of events took place at home, which we learned about only upon arrival. On the eve of our return, my grandmother was buried.
It sounds crazy, but it seems to me that the best way out in this case was our vacation away from home.
When my doctor found out about my home circumstances, she advised me not to go to the cemetery if something happened. And I still couldn't imagine how it could be. And surprisingly, God took it himself. We flew away to rest, leaving my mother-in-law to look after my grandmother (we called from another city on purpose), we asked our friends to help in any way they could.
While my husband and I had a great rest, a number of events took place at home, which we learned about only upon arrival. On the eve of our return, my grandmother was buried.
It sounds crazy, but it seems to me that the best way out in this case was our vacation away from home.
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answered 13 years ago
Thousands of pregnant women fly, go on vacation - and for most of them it ends normally. I haven't seen the stats though. And this is for them (women), but for born children? How did the flight, change of food, etc., etc. affect? Moreover, such statistics are not in the public domain (I have not even seen them in foreign countries). But the maternity hospitals of the Black Sea resorts in the summer work in an enhanced mode, to say the least.
In fact, every well-rested person can say - "yes, these fools only frightened and dissuaded, but everything is fine" ... But if not, just thank God or fate that I was looking for adventure .. uh .. but it worked out.
How often are you pregnant? Why not postpone the trip for a year or two? Although if - what to be - that cannot be avoided - then go. But the safe and God saves. And what if it was the only opportunity to become a mother and suddenly, because of such nonsense as a trip, it does not take place? Bite your elbows?
In fact, every well-rested person can say - "yes, these fools only frightened and dissuaded, but everything is fine" ... But if not, just thank God or fate that I was looking for adventure .. uh .. but it worked out.
How often are you pregnant? Why not postpone the trip for a year or two? Although if - what to be - that cannot be avoided - then go. But the safe and God saves. And what if it was the only opportunity to become a mother and suddenly, because of such nonsense as a trip, it does not take place? Bite your elbows?
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answered 13 years ago
Who does not agree with the fact that earlier women were stronger than modern ones? If this is a doctor (or at least an opponent with a secondary medical education) - I can enter into a discussion. In another case, I reserve the right to refuse a dispute with an interlocutor who simply does not know the materiel.
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answered 13 years ago
If you feel well, the pregnancy is proceeding normally and there are no contraindications, then the positive emotions from the rest will only benefit you.
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Oksana, I'm sorry if what I have written sounds, perhaps in a categorical form, but you cannot give approval recommendations based only on your own experience, especially recommendations from a distance. Even among doctors, "treatment at a distance" is considered bad form and unprofessional. And the same positive emotions, alas, do not compensate for "turbulence, and allergic reactions, and food conflicts" (c) due to the laws of physiology. A normal pregnancy after atypical loads may no longer be normal, that's the question.
In general, the topikstarter asked the question very competently: she did not ask for advice whether to fly or not, but asked to share her experience. But a dozen people on the forum are a very small sample in order to draw grandiose conclusions and in one,
and to the other side.
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Oksana, I'm sorry if what I have written sounds, perhaps in a categorical form, but you cannot give approval recommendations based only on your own experience, especially recommendations from a distance. Even among doctors, "treatment at a distance" is considered bad form and unprofessional. And the same positive emotions, alas, do not compensate for "turbulence, and allergic reactions, and food conflicts" (c) due to the laws of physiology. A normal pregnancy after atypical loads may no longer be normal, that's the question.
In general, the topikstarter asked the question very competently: she did not ask for advice whether to fly or not, but asked to share her experience. But a dozen people on the forum are a very small sample in order to draw grandiose conclusions and in one,
and to the other side.
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answered 13 years ago
... In general, I feel that the branch may turn out to be one of the "hot" ones that periodically arise here, with all the negative consequences: pouting, bickering, or, worse, verbal fights. Tourist recommendations should be given at a tourist forum, and recommendations should be given at the reception, and certainly not vice versa))) So I said everything I could say. Dear members of the forum and members of the forum, I wish you all the best of health and communicate with me exclusively as a like-minded tourist on this site, and not as a doctor at the reception.
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answered 13 years ago
"... to give medical advice - at the doctor's office, and certainly not vice versa *
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answered 13 years ago
If we analyze everything that has been said here, then the audience is divided into two warring clans: one is those who have never rested during pregnancy and consider it savagery to strive for rest, and the second half are those who allowed themselves such a rest and are very pleased with it, with the exception of one unpleasant case when such a trip ended in failure (I sympathize). And such statistics are quite normal, since there are so many people who have opinions, but I will allow myself to express one more opinion, although I suspect that "tomatoes" will fly in my address again.
So, I really don’t like the opinion (in my opinion, masculine): “How often are you pregnant? So as not to postpone the trip for a year or two?”
Yes, not often. My daughter is now 2 years 3 months old. - I last vacationed in the summer in August 2009 (pregnant), I love the sea very much, I have been spoiled since childhood and suffer from the stereotype that the sea must be in summer,
but for the 3rd summer in a row there is no way to go to the sea, I'm tired of the monotony of life, because I devote all my time either to a child or to home life. We don’t have grandmothers nearby, and there is no help. Conclusion: I am very glad that at least the pregnant woman managed to have such a good rest, I live in dreams of such a vacation.
So, I really don’t like the opinion (in my opinion, masculine): “How often are you pregnant? So as not to postpone the trip for a year or two?”
Yes, not often. My daughter is now 2 years 3 months old. - I last vacationed in the summer in August 2009 (pregnant), I love the sea very much, I have been spoiled since childhood and suffer from the stereotype that the sea must be in summer,
but for the 3rd summer in a row there is no way to go to the sea, I'm tired of the monotony of life, because I devote all my time either to a child or to home life. We don’t have grandmothers nearby, and there is no help. Conclusion: I am very glad that at least the pregnant woman managed to have such a good rest, I live in dreams of such a vacation.
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answered 13 years ago
Yes, no one takes into account that most women by the time they became pregnant in the summer (at least it happened to me) had worked for a year without a vacation, and when this very vacation came they found out that they were pregnant (in my case, it was a long-awaited pregnancy , because 10 years earlier there was a miscarriage for, as the doctors then said, an unknown reason), and all their plans for a long-awaited trip to the sea are falling apart. Yes, common sense, inspired by Soviet upbringing, suggested that take care of the child, step on your throat and forget about your dreams, you don’t have to be so selfish, you are not alone and you don’t have to think about yourself, etc. etc. But such thoughts do not make it easier. I weighed the pros and cons of the trip 300 times. Health this time was excellent, no toxicosis, no deviations in tests, etc. Before I left, I got registered and thanks to my doctor,
who let me go on this vacation - it was the brightest time in the entire pregnancy and it is this time that I remember very warmly.
I do not urge everyone to go on vacation, but there is still such an opportunity, you just need to weigh everything carefully. The choice is yours. Rest is first of all positive, and positive is very necessary at this time
who let me go on this vacation - it was the brightest time in the entire pregnancy and it is this time that I remember very warmly.
I do not urge everyone to go on vacation, but there is still such an opportunity, you just need to weigh everything carefully. The choice is yours. Rest is first of all positive, and positive is very necessary at this time
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answered 13 years ago
Thank you all very much for your comments! I did not expect such an active reaction to my topic.
Biker Oksana very correctly noted that she was interested in the experience of vacationers, and not in any way advice to go or not. I think this can be decided by the future mother herself, based on the recommendations of the doctor and personal feelings. Not a single pregnant woman will fly, even for a very long-awaited vacation, knowing that honey. she shouldn't do that. Therefore, one does not want to condemn anyone and say that women go on vacation purely for selfish reasons.
All good mood and health!
Biker Oksana very correctly noted that she was interested in the experience of vacationers, and not in any way advice to go or not. I think this can be decided by the future mother herself, based on the recommendations of the doctor and personal feelings. Not a single pregnant woman will fly, even for a very long-awaited vacation, knowing that honey. she shouldn't do that. Therefore, one does not want to condemn anyone and say that women go on vacation purely for selfish reasons.
All good mood and health!
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answered 13 years ago
I have no personal experience, because among you I am the only man. However. It's hard for Mrs. SUSHKO_T to imagine, but at one time most of us will be bedridden. I don’t think that Mrs. SUSHKO_T will be pleased and cheerful to die alone, warming herself with the thought that her daughter deliberately and prudently flew away to rest at this particular time, when relatives and friends should be nearby. It is scary and wild to read such stories.
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answered 13 years ago
SUSHKO_T, well, it's a shame that there is no way to relax. I believe. I had significantly longer than 2-3 years.
But this is not the worst thing that can happen in life, I hope you believe it.
Positive emotions can also be obtained not at sea, we will not dispute the statement either.
But somehow it is not comparable to put the mother's rest and the risk of the child's life (or his health) on the scales.
More than 20 years have passed since then, the youngest was born (she is already 20), but literally only about 5-10 years, as her conscience constantly ceased to gnaw - but am I not to blame for what happened? And I understand with my mind - the threat of miscarriage in miscarriage developed quickly (too quickly ...), BUT ... well, what if the doctors in the city would have had time? And the girl would be born ...
You understand with your mind, apparently fate ... Okay ... so many years have passed and again.
It’s still hard for me, it’s time to wait for grandchildren ... And if this happened recently to someone, yes, she simply won’t be able to write.
But this is not the worst thing that can happen in life, I hope you believe it.
Positive emotions can also be obtained not at sea, we will not dispute the statement either.
But somehow it is not comparable to put the mother's rest and the risk of the child's life (or his health) on the scales.
More than 20 years have passed since then, the youngest was born (she is already 20), but literally only about 5-10 years, as her conscience constantly ceased to gnaw - but am I not to blame for what happened? And I understand with my mind - the threat of miscarriage in miscarriage developed quickly (too quickly ...), BUT ... well, what if the doctors in the city would have had time? And the girl would be born ...
You understand with your mind, apparently fate ... Okay ... so many years have passed and again.
It’s still hard for me, it’s time to wait for grandchildren ... And if this happened recently to someone, yes, she simply won’t be able to write.
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answered 13 years ago
Mr. sigur62 You are not to judge me. I left my grandmother (and not my mother), whom I took care of for 20 years in a row, of which for the last 10 years she was already quite old and could not fill herself and eat, and believe me, I never reproached her for this. And for the last six months of her life, she did not recognize me even without a hint who I was. The situation was not the most suitable for enjoying life. And I could lose my child anywhere, and in those conditions more at home than outside it. And certainly my conscience does not gnaw at me for leaving my grandmother, because I did not expect her death, and in the state in which she could live for a long time, no one made forecasts. I flew away to rest, and certainly didn’t run away from the funeral, it just happened as it happened. If at that moment I was at home, then the organization and funeral would fall on the shoulders of my husband and I (we are alone in this city from relatives). And so I am very grateful to my friends,
that they called relatives not only from Ukraine, but also from Russia, and organized everything themselves.
that they called relatives not only from Ukraine, but also from Russia, and organized everything themselves.
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answered 13 years ago
And Mirimma want to say that I also really regret my miscarriage in 2000 and it happened in my hometown in the hospital where I ended up due to my own stupidity - she herself turned with minor problems on Saturday not to the maternity hospital (he does not accept on weekends), but to the urgent department of gynecology at the place of residence is still sure, although she could not prove it through the court, that the miscarriage happened due to the unskilled actions of the medical staff on duty - they prescribed a bunch of injections 3 times a day for 10 weeks of pregnancy, when after 4 days I still I got a transfer to the maternity hospital, it turned out that people with a much worse condition than I went to the hospital are simply under observation. In words, the doctors said that the drugs that I was injected with caused a miscarriage, but officially the cause of the miscarriage has not been established. And who is to blame for this? To this day I think
why didn’t I go to the maternity hospital then and didn’t go to the emergency department (it didn’t work), but privately directly to the doctors, maybe then I would also have a ten-year-old child now ?!
That is why I now hope only for my health, and not for doctors. That is, I live in hope for the best, and there is something that cannot be avoided.
why didn’t I go to the maternity hospital then and didn’t go to the emergency department (it didn’t work), but privately directly to the doctors, maybe then I would also have a ten-year-old child now ?!
That is why I now hope only for my health, and not for doctors. That is, I live in hope for the best, and there is something that cannot be avoided.
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answered 13 years ago
"What can't be avoided"
you advise some oddities, Mrs. SUSHKO T. the author of the question is expecting a child and asks about the dangers of traveling to Turkey, and you tell her - yes garbage, if a miscarriage occurs, what can happen.
Dear future mother, take care of yourself and your unborn child, go for a walk, enjoy life. but I think it's better to be somewhere closer to home. At home, even the walls help. I wish you good health. You and your baby. And you will still run into Turkey together
you advise some oddities, Mrs. SUSHKO T. the author of the question is expecting a child and asks about the dangers of traveling to Turkey, and you tell her - yes garbage, if a miscarriage occurs, what can happen.
Dear future mother, take care of yourself and your unborn child, go for a walk, enjoy life. but I think it's better to be somewhere closer to home. At home, even the walls help. I wish you good health. You and your baby. And you will still run into Turkey together
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answered 13 years ago