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A member asked:
6 weeks pregnant.. any dangers of flying? also going to mexico? anything i should not do or maybe cancel trip?
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Fly vs Mexico: Flying is not a problem unless your OBGYN is addressing a particular issue of your particular condition. Mexico is another story - they do not have the health safety conditions that we have in the USA.
Answered 6/30/2018
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