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A member asked:
Is it okay to travel while pregnant ? i'm leaving baltimore maryland and my mom is driving us to south carolina i'm not high risk im 32weeks
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Should be OK: Take breaks every 2-3 hours, keep your legs active, move, hydrate well. Also, let your OB know
Answered 11/25/2017
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Yes: If you are healthy without specific pregnancy complications – you can usually travel safely up to 36 wks of pregnancy. Wear your seat belt.The lower belt should be below your abdomen (low on hipbones). The shoulder belt should lie across center of chest & to the side of your abdomen. Avoid excessively long trips & takes breaks to walk & stretch outside. You can stretch legs while your sitting. >
Answered 11/29/2017
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