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hi i needed know if i have 37 weeks i can fly bcuz i dont want to have my bby in philly i want to have her in puerto rico my due date its on sept 9.. right now i have 35 weeks with 5 days but i buy my pasage for august 20 nd on august 20 im goin to have 37 weeks and 1 day nd i dont have any problem with my pregnancy thankx to God someone let me know please...
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thank u so much im goin to do all thin u sayin to me ;) im goin to my appoinment today nd everythin been normal ;)so can't wait for monday to see my fam ;) thank ya all ;)
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377493 tn?1356502149
I'm so glad all is working out the way you want it to.  That is great news.  Given that you will be 37 weeks, I do recommend you talk to your Dr. ahead of time.

Also, if the flight is longer then 2 hours or so, it's important to get up and stretch your legs frequently.  There is a risk (albeit a small risk) of blood clots if you sit too long like that during your pregnancy.  Also, make sure you drink plenty of water.  Dehydration has been known to cause contractions, so it's really important.

Have a great flight!
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thank u all so much...i callin to jetblue and they say i can fly 7 days after my due date im so happy bcuz i want to have my bby in puerto rico....
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2074425 tn?1339178443
I am going on vacation in a couple of weeks and my doctor said most airlines will not let you fly past 36 weeks and they recommend a note from the doctor
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some airlines will require from you a note from your doctor, if you are in the last weeks of your pregnancy, which you are. Check with the airline, and their policies, you don't want to get there and find out that you can't fly
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