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Caffeine

I drink caffeine pretty much all day everyday. I'm starting to feel guilty about it. Did anyone else drink it during their entire pregnancy?
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3763041 tn?1354906251
I drink mountain few all day every day, I get severe headaches and flu like symptoms without caffeine, my doc has told me that as long as I try drinking water in the morning when I wake up and a bottle with 2 meals, and a healthy drink like v8 juice with my 3rd meal every day i'm ok and it would do more harm than help to quit completely
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2020005 tn?1628125976
Yes, definitely make sure you're keeping up with water, you're supposed to drink quite a few bottles a day, it's what keeps your amniotic fluid regular levels
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Im a sucker for mt dews & I have been drinkind them since abt 20wks & Im now 30wks & 6days and my son is healthy : ) I also try & drink water too
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4565938 tn?1357880653
I drink coffee/tea, soft drinks, water whatever I feel like just try drink a bit of just water keeps you hydrated where caffeine dehydrates.
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3185867 tn?1348434443
Im a BIG soda drinker thats all i drink everyday. Thats just wat i drink.  Im not 36 weeks almost 37 and ive never had ne problems with my little guy hes perfectly healthy and acutally bigger than he shuld be!!
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2020005 tn?1628125976
You can drink it during pregnancy as long as it's not your ONLY drink, it's fine in moderation!
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