Is It Advisable To Travel By Train During Pregnancy?
Hello Doctor, I am 30 years old.This is my first pregnancy.I had my 19 weeks scan and doctor told me that i am having anterior low lying placenta covering the internal os.I need to travel to my home town for my brother s marriage.Traveling can take 6-7 hours by train.Air travel will take one hour of flight which also include 2-3 hours traveling by road.I haven t faced any bleeding yet.Is it advisable for me to travel to my home town in this condition.
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice.
Low lying placenta covering the internal OS is definitely a high risk condition. Any minimal strain can lead to sudden painless bleeding. So, better to avoid journey as per as possible. And also you have to be careful while in home also. Try to avoid stressful work, intercourse etc, be in rest. Let your family members aware of your condition, so that they will be prepared if need arises. Follow with regular antenatal check ups and ultrasound examinations to observe if migration of placenta occurs.
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Is It Advisable To Travel By Train During Pregnancy?
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Low lying placenta covering the internal OS is definitely a high risk condition. Any minimal strain can lead to sudden painless bleeding. So, better to avoid journey as per as possible. And also you have to be careful while in home also. Try to avoid stressful work, intercourse etc, be in rest. Let your family members aware of your condition, so that they will be prepared if need arises. Follow with regular antenatal check ups and ultrasound examinations to observe if migration of placenta occurs. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.