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Q: Pregnant and traveling

asked by: backhome22 on February 1st, 2008

Experienced User

I am 22 and pretty sure I'm pregnant (3 positive home tests). I have yet to go to the dr. to confirm it, after about a week of suspecting. The trouble is, I travel with my husband for his job, and we are supposed to be out of state for the next 3 months. So I need some advice. Should I go to different dr.s for the next 3 months ( 1 month left in GA, another month in another GA town, and 1 month in WI) or is it best that I just go home to MN now? I really don't want to leave my husband and it would be a huge amount of stress and anxiety on me if I had to, but I want to make sure the baby will be okay. All feeback is really appreciated. Thanks!

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O0o0h_baby

replied on February 1st, 2008

Active User, very eHealthy

I think, if you're going to be happy and comfortable traveling with your husband, go. In the early months you'll only go to the Dr. once each month. As long as you have a normal healthy pregnancy, there is no reason not to travel ^^ Oh and Congratulations!!

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