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Is it adviseble to travel a long distance at 35 weeks
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Travel/pregnant ?'s: There is always a risk of premature labor , and most OB physicians would not recommend travel at 35 weeks or beyond. Take a copy of your pre-natal records in case of signs of labor or other perceived problems.
Answered 5/19/2019
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