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Travelled during pregnancy
Now i have completed 17th week.
I have travelled 420 km by car slowly.
Throughout travel i was very much hydrated and very careful about road humps and all.
Before travel i was having nausea and couldn't able to have much food.
But after travel i don't have nausea and i can able to have food.
I am getting tension.
I have schedule anomaly scan on 29th April.
Do i need to scan now to confirm everything normal..??
Shall i wait till 29th april for Anomaly scan??
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