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This article is from the Health Articles series.
Additions and substitutions to the usual travel health kit need to be made during pregnancy. Talcum powder, a thermometer, oral rehydration packets, multivitamins, an antifungal agent for vaginal yeast infection, acetaminophen, insect repellent containing a low percentage of DEET, and sunscreen with a high SPF (sun protection factor) should be carried.
Women in their third trimester may want to carry a blood pressure cuff and urine dipsticks to check for proteinuria and glucosuria, both of which would require attention. Antimalarial and antidiarrheal self-treatment medications should be evaluated individually, depending on the traveler, her trimester, the itinerary, and her health history. Most medications should be avoided, if possible.
 
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