Patient's question:
At four months pregnant, 13 weeks, both NT and ultrasound were normal. In two days, I need to take a coach for five to six hours. Will this affect the baby? Will it stop the pregnancy because of excessive movement?Doctor's answer:
Pregnant women are best not to take long-distance trips, as long-distance vehicles are quite bumpy. The fetus is still very fragile and cannot withstand the jolting, which can easily lead to malposition of the fetus. In severe cases, it may even cause miscarriage, which is very harmful to the fetus. Additionally, the strong smell of gasoline during the long-distance trip can be harmful if inhaled for a long time, affecting the health of the fetus. Pregnant women may also experience recurrent nausea, leading to stomach acid and causing physical discomfort.