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My lmp is 12 february whem is my 9 month is gng to start nd is it safe to travel in train at 35 week
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Traveling is not safe at this time.
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the labour pain may be at any time and in train you may be in trouble ,..
in travel amniotic bag may be burst.
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Dr. Niveditha S Murthy
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Bangalore
Well if you can avoid it , do avoid it. Travelling at this stage will neither harm u or the baby but After 35 weeks, delivery can happen anytime. So if you are traveling and you get cramps or if water breaks, you may have to rush to a hospital which will cause undue stress
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