Precautions for pregnant women going to Lhasa

Lhasa is a very magical place. There are many ethnic groups and cultures in this place. It can be said that Lhasa is the birthplace of Buddhism in my country. Therefore, many people go to this sacred place with a very yearning heart. However, for pregnant women, the fetus in the body is relatively fragile, so they should try to travel less during pregnancy and go to highland areas such as Lhasa. So what should pregnant women pay attention to when going to Lhasa?

Can I go to Lhasa if I am pregnant?

1. It is possible to be born in Lhasa, but the ride is rather tiring, so it is recommended that you have someone to accompany you. Altitude sickness is extremely uncomfortable, some boys can't stand it, so try not to go. If your body can't stand it and you suffer from morning sickness, it will not be good for the child. It is better not to travel far now.

2. It is not advisable to travel to Tibet in the early stages of pregnancy, because this period of pregnancy is the critical period for embryo development. Long-distance travel, fatigue, etc. may lead to fetal miscarriage. It is recommended that you do not travel for the time being and make sure you get enough rest.

What preparations should you make before traveling during pregnancy?

1. Ask a doctor to assess your physical condition. Before departure, you should first ask an obstetrician and gynecologist to assess your physical condition to confirm whether your condition is stable, and then make travel plans based on your physical condition. Carry your mother's handbook and health insurance card with you at all times. Carry your mother's handbook and health insurance card with you at all times in case of emergency.

2. Choose a safe, simple and relaxing itinerary. Expectant mothers have a big belly and are less mobile, so itineraries that are too complicated, too long or too dangerous are not suitable for expectant mothers. Short-term, short-route, fixed-point travel is better.

In fact, there are too many dangerous things that can happen during pregnancy, and the fetus may be threatened without you even realizing it. Therefore, after you become pregnant, try to avoid long distance travel as your body may not be able to bear it, and if that happens you may not be able to keep the baby, and that would be the most regrettable thing. You can wait until your child is older and take him/her with you.