When to stop traveling in pregnancy?

From my experience, it really depends on the type of travel and your health. I travelled quite a bit in my second trimester, but stopped completely by 32 weeks. Long flights are especially tiring later on. Keep your doctor in loop and listen to your body.

Welcome to the group! This is a very common question. Most doctors recommend stopping all non-essential travel by the third trimester, typically after 30-32 weeks. Always have your medical records handy and stay hydrated. Better safe than sorry for you and your little one.

My wife's doctor advised against air travel after 36 weeks for domestic flights and after 28-32 weeks for international, depending on the airline policy and health. For road trips, they said keep it short and take frequent breaks. Always get a fit-to-fly certificate if traveling by air.

Staying active and having a balanced diet helps a lot during pregnancy. For travel, if you're fit and your pregnancy is low-risk, you might be able to travel longer. But after 36 weeks, almost all doctors advise against it. Listen to your body and your doctor, and keep up with light exercise if you can.

If you have gestational diabetes, travel can be more complicated. I had to monitor my sugar levels very closely, and long journeys made it hard to eat on time. My doctor told me to avoid non-essential travel after 28 weeks. Always prioritize your health and the baby's.

Generally, if you're feeling good, thoda bohot travel is okay in the middle months. But as you near your due date, it's safer to stay home. If you feel any unusual pain or discomfort during travel, especially in later months, definitely see your doctor immediately, don't delay.

Haan, most people say after 7th month, travel kam kar dena chahiye. Especially long journeys na. Meri wife toh 8th month mein bilkul ghar pe hi thi. Depends on your gynaecologist's advice, they know best for you. Don't push yourself.