We may need to cross a hilly pass to visit family, and I am 22 weeks pregnant. The road has curves and height, so I am not sure if it is sensible. Anyone travelled through hills during pregnancy?
Oh god, travel during pregnancy? I barely remember going to the next room without needing a nap, forget passes! But seriously, my doc was really particular about travel. Ask your gynac first, especially if it involves high altitudes or really long journeys. Otherwise, just enjoy the sofa!
Ugh, the thought of travelling through passes and winding roads with morning sickness just gives me shivers! My doc told me to avoid long bumpy journeys completely in the first trimester. For passes, I'd say check with your gynac, especially if there are altitude changes involved, it might not be a good idea.
This really depends on a few factors: how far along you are in your pregnancy, your overall health, and the specific pass's altitude and road conditions. Generally, second trimester is considered safest for travel. But for mountain passes, altitude sickness can be a concern. Always best to discuss with your gynac.
Travel through passes? Seriously, at this point, I find climbing a flight of stairs challenging enough! My gynac strictly said no long distance travel, especially in the third trimester. I'm imagining all those bumps and turns... better to just stay home and relax, or ask your doc if it's absolutely necessary.
Yaar, travelling through passes, especially mountain passes, can sometimes involve high altitudes and bumpy roads. This might not be suitable or safe for all pregnant women. Please, please get an official clearance from your gynac before planning any such travel. It's better to be safe than sorry for you and the baby.
Before any travel, especially involving high passes or changes in altitude, you absolutely must consult your gynaecologist. They can assess your specific health condition and the stage of your pregnancy to advise if it's safe. My doctor from Apollo Hospital gave very clear guidelines for all my travel plans.
