flying in pregnancy after bleed?

[starangel27]

Hi ive been in hospital twice over the weekend with a bleed
Luckily ive had a internal and heartbeat checked and all seems to be
Well with baby so they dont know the cause. I mentioned to doctor
That i was going on holiday in 3 weeks and was hoping to get my fit
To fly letter. If she wont sign one does this mean i wont be able to fly?

 

[Babyvoisey]

If they have found no cause to the bleeding then I can't see why not. I'm quite high risk but my dr signed a letter for me to fly. Hope you can still go. But if not it'll be because of the risk to your unborn baby. Sending u good luck xxx

 

[BabyJayne]

How pregnant are you? I've just flown at 25 weeks and didn't need to show anything.

 

[Babyvoisey]

They say u don't need a letter unless your further than 28 weeks however if your visibly showing the airline has a right to refuse u on the flight if you don't have proof. Some Drs may charge x

 

[starangel27]

How pregnant are you? I've just flown at 25 weeks and didn't need to show anything.

hi im 16 weeks but just worried for insurance purposes will I have to declare this on insurance?

 

[TTC our first]

I would have it for insurance and saftey purposes if something should happen and dr didn't approve ur insurance could refuse to pay any bills if something should happen

 

[BabyJayne]

No you don't need anything. Pregnancy for insurance is not even required to be declared. We checked all the small print - do the same with your insurance - but generally you are covered for complications relating to pregnancy under most travel insurances, and if you are 28-35 weeks, get a signed letter that you are fit to fly. Being 16 weeks you should be fine to fly as normal on a normal travel insurance policy. Just have your E111 health card as well x

 

[Babyvoisey]

You don't have to declare pregnancy on insurance as it's not a medical condition. I did email my insurance company to double check so I have proof of them knowing I'm pregnant and told me not to do anything. Have a lush holiday and relax xx

 

[starangel27]

No you don't need anything. Pregnancy for insurance is not even required to be declared. We checked all the small print - do the same with your insurance - but generally you are covered for complications relating to pregnancy under most travel insurances, and if you are 28-35 weeks, get a signed letter that you are fit to fly. Being 16 weeks you should be fine to fly as normal on a normal travel insurance policy. Just have your E111 health card as well x

Thanks so much thats really put my mind at rest. Can i just ask which insurance company you used?

 

[BabyJayne]

I'm in work at the moment but I'll check for you when I can (hubby sorted it all out). To be honest though I think we just used a comparison website and picked the most suitable (and cheapest!). Hope you're going off somewhere nice!

 

[starangel27]

I'm in work at the moment but I'll check for you when I can (hubby sorted it all out). To be honest though I think we just used a comparison website and picked the most suitable (and cheapest!). Hope you're going off somewhere nice!

Thanks a lot that would b a great help. We are off to alicante just the 3 of us before holidays get hard again