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Can I fly for four months?

When I was five months pregnant, I flew to Chimelong World in Zhuhai with my husband and children. At that time, my stomach was a little prominent. At that time, when I was on the plane, the enthusiastic flight attendant asked me if I was pregnant, and then she kindly brought me blankets and cushions to make me more comfortable. Then she gave me an extra cake when I ate the plane meal.

In fact, during pregnancy, the first three months of pregnancy are usually quite sad, because many pregnant women will have vomiting reaction, have no appetite, have no appetite, and feel groggy all day without eating. This time is not suitable for flying, and the early embryos are not stable, and they are prone to miscarriage if they are too tired and bumpy.

After seven months in the third trimester, when the belly is getting bigger and bigger, it will be inconvenient to go out for a trip. In addition, some people may have premature delivery, and some pregnant women give birth to their children at seven months and eight months. If they travel by plane in the third trimester, it should be a more dangerous thing if they give birth to their children on the plane.

So in the second trimester, four months to six months is the most suitable time to fly, because there is no morning sickness at this time, flying is more comfortable, my stomach is not big, and I won't feel heavy when I travel. I was able to walk with my backpack for a day when I traveled to Zhuhai.

However, whether you can fly or not depends on the physical condition of the pregnant woman. Some pregnant women may be suffering from morning sickness during the whole pregnancy, and their bodies are weak, and the fetal development is unstable. In this case, it is more important not to fly, but to rest at home to protect the fetus.

Pregnant women with good physical fitness can travel by plane in the second trimester. After all, you can't travel for a short time after giving birth.