Is traveling by train for six hours safe during the 7th week of pregnancy? I'm planning to do so this week and would love to hear your recommendations or any precautions I should take.

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Dr Kareemulla Shaik

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It is generally safe to travel by train during your 7th week of pregnancy, but be sure to take some precautions. Stay hydrated, avoid standing for long periods, and make sure to take breaks to stretch your legs. Also, pack snacks and any medications you may need. If you feel uncomfortable, don't hesitate to stop and rest.

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