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Long haul flight in first few weeks!!

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Buttonmoon28 · 14/10/2018 10:18

Hey!,
Ive recently found out im expecting my first :).
Currently 7 weeks. I am going to New york in a weeks time.
I'm just wondering has anybody ever flown in there early days, are there any tips at all?

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Merrz · 14/10/2018 10:22

I flew to Canada at 12 weeks and back at 14. No issues at all was just like travelling normally.

hellotoyellow · 14/10/2018 11:05

I've done this in two pregnancies and was fine.

I'd check your insurance covers pregnancy and have a scan before going to check it's in the right place - I am pretty paranoid about American healthcare costs.

beanhunter · 14/10/2018 13:55

I flew to South Africa at 4 weeks and back just before 6. Now 13 and a bit weeks. Just walk around if you need to.

hammeringinmyhead · 14/10/2018 15:29

I flew to Boston by myself at 9 weeks. Plenty of water, compression socks, loose trousers for bloating and get an aisle seat! It was totally fine.

silvertongue · 14/10/2018 18:26

I flew to the US at 7 weeks and it was fine - get an aisle seat so getting to the toilet is easier. The flight back wasn't much fun as morning sickness/nausea kicked in while I was away but it was an overnight flight so I tried to sleep for most of it. Take your own food and refuse the airline meal if you're feeling at all queasy - they smell gross.

Thetimehascometo · 14/10/2018 18:55

Australia at 10 weeks and back at 13 weeks! Try and get an aisle seat to walk around and have plenty of water. I had a small bleed in both directions but all was ok and 5 month DD is now cuddled on me 😊

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