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I am 20 weeks pregnant with low lying placental at 1.5 cm from os. i am planning an travel in23 weeks 17 hrs by train.. no other complicatio?
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Did you discuss this: I think you should ask for the advice of your obstetrician. Ask them if they think it will be safe for you to do the train trip for 17 hours. I would imagine it will be safe, but ask your own doctor. I wish you the very best.
Answered 7/12/2014
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