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Is Traveling Safe After Ultrasound Shows Low Lying Placenta At 19 Weeks?

Hi Doc....I m 22 weeks pregnant now....My last scan report in 19th week has shown that my placenta is low lying...I am planning to travel to Australia in 25th week....I have to join my husband in Australia...Just wanted your suggestion if travelling is safe and what measures need to be taken during the flight journey
Thu, 14 Jan 2016
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HI,
Thanks for the query.
I understand your query.
LOw lying placenta & journey at 25 weks of pregnancy is a bit risky. THe risk depends on the distance of placental edge from internal Os. Generally it is best avoided.. for fear of physical stress & bleeding, which is difficult to control in later weeks of pregnancy.
You should consult your treating doctor ,being well versed with your case, he would be in a better position to advise you exactly.
thanks...
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