Can I fly when I am one month pregnant?

Nowadays, people choose to travel by plane, which is a very convenient and fast way. The early pregnancy is the most critical period for the child's development. Pregnant women at this time cannot climb or squat. So, can you take a plane one month into pregnancy? What should pregnant women pay attention to when flying? Next, let me explain it to all pregnant women.

Can I fly if I am one month pregnant?

The early stages of pregnancy (three months before conception) are when early pregnancy reactions are more severe, and it is easy to experience nausea, vomiting, loss of appetite, etc. This stage is also a critical period for the formation of fetal organs. Pregnant women are easily affected by the early stages of pregnancy when flying, and there will be a sense of overweight and weightlessness during takeoff and landing, making the fetus feel uncomfortable.

What are the common problems for pregnant women when flying?

1. Choose a seat close to the corridor to make it convenient for pregnant women to stand up and move around.

2. Walk for an hour every hour on the plane to keep the blood circulation in the lower limbs unobstructed. You can also do some simple exercises regularly, such as moving your limbs and walking your ankles.

3. Pregnant women are prone to hunger, so prepare more food in advance.

4. Wear loose and soft clothes and pants, and keep warm. Place a small pillow behind you to buffer the shaking. The seat belt does not have to be fastened around the abdomen, it can be fastened below the abdomen and above the thighs.

5. If an obstetric emergency occurs during the journey, such as abdominal pain of unknown cause, vaginal bleeding, uterine contraction, excessive discharge of watery fluid from the vagina (amniotic rupture), vaginal discharge of tissue or blood clots, you should report it to the conductor immediately and ask for help.

The above is the information that the editor has introduced in detail for all pregnant mothers about whether it is possible to take a plane when one month pregnant. I hope it will be of some help to all pregnant mothers. In general, it is not recommended for pregnant women in the early and late stages of pregnancy to fly. Pregnant women who want to travel long distances can choose to do so in the second trimester of pregnancy, when their physical condition is relatively stable and their babies are relatively well-prepared, but they should still ask their doctor for advice.