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Safe Air Travel for Pregnant Women Made Easier

by Dr. Enozia Vakil on Dec 27 2013 10:56 PM

Safe Air Travel for Pregnant Women Made Easier

Expert opinion says that mothers having no complications with their pregnancy can travel by air without worrying, and just take a few steps to exercise caution.

Rita Bakshi, Chairperson of the International Fertility Centre, shares tips on how to help yourself to be safe while travelling during pregnancy:

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- Stay hydrated: Diarrhoea is a common concern and it can lead to dehydration. So, make sure to drink plenty of water.

- Right seat: It is more convenient to take aisle seat as this will allow you to get up more easily to reach the restroom or just to stretch your legs.

- Comfortable clothes: Wear outfits which are comfortable and are not tight.

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- Seat belt: Seat belt will help you to be stable, but wear it below your belly.

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Study Says No Need to Avoid Peanuts While Pregnant
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