FLYING AND TRAVEL During pregnancy
Flying is not harmful for you or your baby, but some airlines will not let you fly towards the end of your pregnancy, and you should
check conditions with them
Long distance travel (longer than five hours) carries a small risk of thrombosis (blood clots) in pregnant women. If you fly, drink plenty of water to stay hydrated and do the
recommended calf exercises
You can buy a pair of support stockings in the pharmacy over the counter, which will reduce leg swelling