Nowadays, transportation facilities are relatively complete, and there are many options for travel, such as long-distance buses, trains, high-speed trains, airplanes, and self driving. Especially in the cool season, many people choose to fly to visit tourist attractions in other places because airplanes are comfortable, fast, and loved by many people. So, can I fly in the early stages of pregnancy?
Whether it is possible to fly in the early stages of pregnancy depends on the pregnant woman's physical condition. If the pregnant woman's physical condition is good, without obvious morning sickness such as vomiting or nausea, and without signs of threatened miscarriage such as vaginal bleeding or abdominal pain, she can take a plane. Flying during the early stages of pregnancy does not have a significant impact on the fetus.
If pregnant women experience early pregnancy symptoms such as vomiting and nausea, changes in air pressure and weight loss while flying can exacerbate these symptoms. If pregnant women experience vaginal bleeding, abdominal pain, and other conditions, it is advisable to avoid flying. Due to the occurrence of these situations on the plane and the lack of corresponding measures and treatment, there is a significant risk to pregnant women.
Pregnant women have a history of premature delivery, drip bleeding, hypertension, diabetes and other symptoms during pregnancy. Before departure, consult the doctor to discuss the problems that may occur during departure. Pregnant women should pay attention to regularly going to the hospital for prenatal check ups to observe whether their bodies have any abnormalities.
