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Flying After Implantation...would you?

posted 4 months ago in TTC
  • poll: Would you?
    No Way! All that gravity can't be good! : (1 votes)
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    AutumnMrs    October 22, 2011   California

    I want to preface this by saying I have an appointment with my doc on Feb. 7th and will be asking her this same question...so there's no need for 'you should really ask your doc' responses.  Just looking for the bees opinions :)

    OKAY!

    We are planning to start TTC in Feb.  My fertile time will be the 10th-15th (roughly).  Scheduled arrival of AF (but hopefully not!) is the 25th.  These are the details, here's my question.

    We have a wedding in New England on Feb. 25th.  We're flying out on the 23, returning on the 26, so we could potentially be flying twice right after implantation!  Is that too much that soon?  Would it be better to wait till March?

    Opinions please!

     
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    chastenet    June 19, 2010  

    There is absolutely nothing to worry about.

     
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    MissGreen    July 2009  

    What evidence is there saying its not ok? Never heard this in the 2 yrs we were TTC and I traveled alot. Yes I would still go.

     
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    skibobrown    July 31, 2010   CA (wedding in Bar Harbor, ME)

    I flew a ton during the very beginning of my pregnancy.  When I booked the flights, and I wasn't going to plan my travel around a baby that hadn't even been conceived yet.  Everything was fine.  There is a *very* slightly elevated chance of miscarriage for people who fly very frequently (think flight attendants) probably b/c of the increased exposure to cosmic rays at altitude.  If you're only doing a couple of flights there is no need for concern at all. 

     
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    Mrs.KMM    July 17, 2010   Atlanta, GA (wedding in Indianapolis, IN)

    I have never heard a single thing about flying around the time of implantation being bad.

     
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    mwitter80    December 11, 2010   Connecticut

    You're perfectly fine to fly.

     
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    daybyday    November 11, 2006  

    You're fine.

     
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    VanillaNut    September 29, 2012  

    oops, I voted no way but I only read the question and I thought implantation was via fertility treatments in which case, I would not want to take any additional risks. However, since this is just when you decide to try, I don't think you should worry about flying.

     
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    daybyday    November 11, 2006  

    You're fine.

     
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    AutumnMrs    October 22, 2011   California

    @skibobrown:  haha I know right.  We would never not fly because of the potential of a baby, but we weren't sure if we should postpone the trying.

     

    @MissGreen:  Evidence?  Not sure.  I read that it isn't recommended to fly before 12 weeks!

     

    Thanks ladies.  Part of me knew I just needed the paranoia slapped outta me!

     
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    mandb122    March 6, 2011   Temporarily in Minnesota, From South Carolina, Wedding in Charleston

    @AutumnMrs:  I also say you're fine and I'll add that I flew home for Thanksgiving at about 6.5 weeks and back when I was a little over 7.  I was completely fine with no problems besides  some discomfort from bloating (but that was really all the time). 

     
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    plantains    July 17, 2011   Live in NY, wedding in CT

    I've never heard or been advised of any issues with flying while TTC. I fly almost weekly for my job and I'm 19.5 weeks all good so far and doc has not ever expressed concern.

     

     
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    AutumnMrs    October 22, 2011   California

    @VanillaNut:  haha I was wondering who the no was!  Thanks for clarifying :)

     
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    AutumnMrs    October 22, 2011   California

    @plantains:  Thank you!  That's very reassuring.

     
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    cbee    July 26, 2010  

    Go and enjoy yourself!  The less you limit your good life experience during ttc, the happier you will be!

     
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    AutumnMrs    October 22, 2011   California

    @cbee:  So true!

     
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    gogogiraffes    June 2, 2012   Richmond, Virginia

    I think they recommend not flying because of getting sick. Just my thought. I've never flown, I just know they have barf bags so I think people get sick...

     
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    AutumnMrs    October 22, 2011   California

    @gogogiraffes:  ooooh I never thought of that.  Could definitely be a reason they discourage.  I'm no stranger to those little bags haha.  I used to get air sick alllll the time as a kid.

     
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    Danielle81    July 17, 2011   Toronto, Ontario

    I flew to and from the Dominican when I was about 3 weeks and didn't even know I was pregnant.  There is no problem at all with flying that early!  Have fun! :)

     
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    kayakgirl73    October 31, 2009   Virginia, (wedding in WV)

    I don't think it's a problem, otherwise there wouldn't be many flight attendants with kids. My sister is a Flight Attendant and has had two kids will working.

     
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    AvantLaLettre    August 2009  

    I got pregnant in Italy and flew back home about 5-6 days after ovulating. All was fine... nothing to worry about :)

     
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    AutumnMrs    October 22, 2011   California

    @Danielle81:  @AvantLaLettre:  Thank you for sharing!  I'm feeling less and less worried about this from these stories :)

    @kayakgirl73:  flight attendants...of course... I don't know why I didn't think of that!

     

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