Re: Amnio and bedrest

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HSM

At Sat, 10 Mar 2001, Maria wrote: >
>I'll be having an amnio done at 17 weeks and I'm planning on travelling
>(short plane ride) ten days after that. Is it safe? Shall I do bedrest?
>my dr tells me
>two days of rest is enough, but that was before knowing about the flight
>plans.
>I don't want to risk a miscarriage and I'm worried about it.What should
>I do? Also, If done at 17 weeks, is it enough time in case I need to
>terminate the pregnancy? ( I hope There's no need though, keep my
>fingers crossed). Thank you

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