When do you have to stop flying during pregnancy?

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When do you have to stop flying during pregnancy?

Most airlines allow pregnant women to fly up to 36 weeks of their pregnancy provided it is a safe and healthy pregnancy. But it is still advisable that you consult your doctor before you decide to fly. For pregnant women experiencing complications, you shouldn’t do air travel as it could only worsen the complications. This guide will educate you on everything you need to know about flying during pregnancy.

Things to consider before you decide to fly

  • The duration of the flight is the first and the most primary thing that needs consideration.
  • If you are pregnant and are in your third trimester then chances are you won’t exactly be comfortable sitting in a longer duration flight.
  • Do not air travel after 36 weeks of pregnancy, even if you are having a healthy pregnancy.
  • The best time to fly during your pregnancy is when you are in your second trimester.
  • The chances of you developing any pregnancy complications are absolutely rare.

Things to remember when flying

  • Note the policies regarding pregnant women of the airline that you are flying in. every airline has its own set of policies for pregnant women.
  • Fasten your seatbelt below your belly to prevent creating any unnecessary discomfort for your baby.
  • Avoid consuming any foods and carbonated beverages that might cause gas before the flight.
  • Move your ankles throughout the flight to maintain blow circulation. Even better if you could occasionally take a walk down the aisle, but just moving your hands and ankles would also do the trick.

Conclusion

Flying is safe till the 36 weeks of the pregnancy. You can consult with your doctor on whether any pregnancy complications might get triggered if you fly. Create a flexible plan that is easy for you to maintain.

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