http://imhar.info/pregnancy/any-tips-on-travelling-between-your-23rd-and-27th-week-of-pregnancy/ Travel journey planner tourist destinations and backpacking prepare saving money on travelling Mon, 16 Apr 2012 03:15:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://imhar.info/pregnancy/any-tips-on-travelling-between-your-23rd-and-27th-week-of-pregnancy/comment-page-1/#comment-929 katdupy Sat, 27 Dec 2008 01:32:14 +0000 http://imhar.info/pregnancy/any-tips-on-travelling-between-your-23rd-and-27th-week-of-pregnancy/#comment-929 there's a lot of info online about flying during pregnancy, you should have a note from your doctor just in case and carry all of your important info about your prenatal visits, sit on a aisle seat and drink LOTS of water, i listed some websites to help there’s a lot of info online about flying during pregnancy, you should have a note from your doctor just in case and carry all of your important info about your prenatal visits, sit on a aisle seat and drink LOTS of water, i listed some websites to help

]]> http://imhar.info/pregnancy/any-tips-on-travelling-between-your-23rd-and-27th-week-of-pregnancy/comment-page-1/#comment-928 sammy Wed, 24 Dec 2008 19:34:46 +0000 http://imhar.info/pregnancy/any-tips-on-travelling-between-your-23rd-and-27th-week-of-pregnancy/#comment-928 I don't know about preeclampsia but you may need to have a special note fromy our doctor allowing you to fly. I don't know if airlines check - but they may have problems with you travelling pregnant (especially such a long flight). Also, I don't know if the States are like New Zealand - but when you visit NZ they question whether or not you're pregnant and can turn you away. Besides that issue: You need to get up and walk a lot - just to keep your blood flowing and drink lots of water. That's all I can guess - if you're going alone, don't pack to much - remember you'll have to heft those bags on your own! I don’t know about preeclampsia but you may need to have a special note fromy our doctor allowing you to fly. I don’t know if airlines check – but they may have problems with you travelling pregnant (especially such a long flight). Also, I don’t know if the States are like New Zealand – but when you visit NZ they question whether or not you’re pregnant and can turn you away. Besides that issue: You need to get up and walk a lot – just to keep your blood flowing and drink lots of water. That’s all I can guess – if you’re going alone, don’t pack to much – remember you’ll have to heft those bags on your own!

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