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Hi just wondering if it would be safe to travel to bali if pregnant we are not pregnant yet but was planning to start trying soon?
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Travel in pregnancy: Traveling in pregnancy is generally safe up to about 32 weeks. Certain medical conditions may trigger a restriction in travel. Long periods of sitting can increase the risk of DVT so support stockings can be useful.
Answered 3/16/2018
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