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is fly safe in 18 weeks

Hi i am 16 weeks preg. I am flying in 18 weeks.

I had bleeding in 3rd week which stopped. Cause was hamrege.
Now any lady had same issue and still flied with no prob.

Should i fly? And i will return when i will 25 weeks
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I took 2 vacations this pregnancy, the first I was between 20 and 25 weeks and the 2nd I was around 30 weeks or so. I've been on bed rest since 8 weeks but still was given the okay to go with restrictions, the flight was about 2 hours so not very long. My doctor just told me I had to drink a bottle of water BEFORE the flight (I can't remember what the purpose was) and told me to get up at least once during the flight. I had no issues flying the biggest a issue was the TSA check because I didn't want to go through the metal detector machine so I had to do a pat down (it was super easy though). During take off on both flights the baby started kicking a lot and I felt a lot of pressure in my stomach which felt a little funny but that was all. I also felt a bit nauseas but I brought along some trail mix and after eating a little I felt fine. Have fun on your trip :)
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It should be fine bjt you should check with your dr to make as everyones case is different
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I flied safely..... and my baby is fine......
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My doctor give the go ahead to fly until 32 weeks.
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