Certainly, you can enjoy a vacation while you are
pregnant. Before you leave, you should
speak with your doctor to make sure that it’s alright for you to travel. Dr. Margaret Lewin, the medical director for
the insurance provider started by Daniel Touizer, Cinergy Health, explains that
you should mention to your doctor if you are going outside of North American or
Western Europe. In these situations, there might be special immunizations or
medications that are recommended.
Usually, as long as you are before your 36th
week, you are generally safe to travel.
You should probably get the H1N1 vaccine and the seasonal flu vaccine before
you travel, says Dr. Lewin from Cinergy Health. You should stay well hydrated if you are
flying and you should move around every few hours to prevent blood from pooling
in your legs.
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