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I'm supposed to be going to ponta de ouro mozambique when i will be 16 weeks pregnant. safe for me to go? any safe malaria precautions recommended?
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16w pregnant: At 16w of pregnancy, it is generally safe to travel, but take your prenatal vitamins daily, and avoid activities where falling is a serious risk. Get medical attention if cramping or bleeding starts.
Answered 1/25/2019
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