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42wf. 6 wks pregnant. have to fly to ireland and within europe (3short flights) and back to florida . can so much flying be dangerous for baby ? help!
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Flying: Your baby will have no problems flying. The cabins are pressurized, baby is protected by your body. Neither you or your baby will be affected.
Answered 6/4/2015
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