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I am currently in my 25 weeks of pregnancy. I don't have any bleeding history in early pregnancy, I don't have a low lying placenta. Can I travel 6 hours by train? Until which weeks can I travel? Is it safe to travel by train till 30 weeks? I have some urgency for which I have to travel.
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I don't see any problem in travelling by train.........but you still need to get your approval from your primary doctor...as she/ he would be the best to judge because they know all your details.
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Dr. Rakhee Borah
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21 yrs exp
Kolkata
Its always better to physically see an Obstetrician snd get this approval. Without seeing you or knowing your condition it is not wise to advise on travelling.
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
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