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can I fly

Hi im going away to Majorca im going to be 14 weeks when I fly its only for 2hours and 20 minutes it wont hurt or make me loose the baby will it. Any advice would be great thanks
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8765505 tn?1399764936
Do they should give you the all clear once all is well in your pregnancy.
Enjoy your holiday ♡
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Ok thank you ive got my scan next week I will tell them then thank you again ladies xx
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8765505 tn?1399764936
You should really ask your doctor.  
Im presuming by flight time your flying from Ireland or England - I told my hospital I was going away at 14weeks also and they told me I wasn't allowed but only because my pregnancy was high risk - I explained it was a boat to Wales nothing major and they said they wanted to scan me first so I'd a scan and they said it was fine to go on boat.
(I was sooo sick on the ferry tho!)

Remember if you do go not to drink tap water and make sure to say no ice when you order drinks as they use tap water to make the ice.
And don't eat from carts :)
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8628831 tn?1407267564
Yeah as in, i believe its safe. Lol
I made it seem like it wasnt!
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8628831 tn?1407267564
Yeah theres more risk when your farther along because change in altitude could cause your water to break. I believe you still need to get an okay from your dr & a note saying how far along you are etc.
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