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I had a 5 day ET on 19/5/19. I was off work for 5 days. My beta HCG is on 02/06. Is it safe for me to go back to work the next week considering that I have to travel a bit through public transport
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Better to stay home
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Dr. Udaykumar Adate
Gynecologist
24 yrs exp
Pune
Hello, from trials it is not proved that Rest increases and support pregnancy. But travel in India specially in Mumbai increases stress level tremendously. Also there will much more exertion. So better to take Rest.
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Dr. Shubhada Kulkarni
Gynecologist
43 yrs exp
Mumbai
You can go to work , only thing don’t rush & take medicines properly.
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Dr. Pooja Mittal
Gynecologist
22 yrs exp
Gurgaon
It's better to take an off from work and not travel
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