How do you do with flying?

Question

I’ll be 28 weeks when me and my fiancé go to Wisconsin. Currently I have horrible morning sickness and it’s been this way since 6 weeks. I’m hoping I won’t have to throw up mid flight and my luck there’s a line for the bathroom. I’ve flown plenty of times and never had motion sickness, but I’ve never been pregnant on an airplane. My question is did you fly during pregnancy and did the movement make it bad for you?

Answer

I flew from Los Angeles to Hawaii at 26 weeks. However, I didn’t have any morning sickness during my second trimester so I wasn’t worried about getting sick in the air. BUT, I am prone to motion sickness so I did worry about that and if it might be worse because I am pregnant and I had a horrible first trimester with nausea and vomiting. I took Unisom on the plane though and I was perfectly fine. Doctor also asked me to get up every hour to walk since we’re at increased risk for blood clots. One huge piece of advice: take a lot of snacks! Because some flights don’t feed you and you can feel sick if you go too long without eating.

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I never got sick...during riding in a car or flying. But when I was pregnant that all. Changed flying was a bad  experience 🤢. Had to take meds amd they made me sleepy to.

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I flew at 12 weeks and it was horrific but by 28 weeks your sickness shouldn't be so bad?
I was also sick a few days ago (at 17 weeks) on a long train journey that I take all the time. Never been sick on it before and hoping it doesn't happen every time :(

Answer

I flew from Alaska to Florida at 12 weeks and I was dying. I’ve never been so embarrassed than I was when I threw up in a bag on the plain and the flight attendant stood there rubbing my back asking if I was okay. Hahahah 
I personally will NEVER fly again when I’m pregnant.

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