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Can you drink teas during pregnancy? If so what kind of teas im 35 weeks pregnant
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Herbal teas are not good to drink and green tea can cause spina bifida always ask your doctor there are a lot of teas that are not good during pregnancy and many that should be limited I don't drink any teas
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I heard the same thing about camomile tea. Avoid that 1!
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Don't drink camomile. It causes miscarriage amd still birth.
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Thank you ladies i will sure start drinking tea because im a tea lover but i had heard it could make your baby come earlier thats why i was afraid to drink it
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There's little information on the safety of herbal teas in pregnancy so here in the UK we're recommended to drink no more than four cups of herbal or green tea a day during pregnancy. Regular tea is fine, again in moderation. I'm a tea drinker and have had tea all the way through my pregnancy and baby is fine :)
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Pretty sure any is fine if your worried then maybe stick to organic teas?
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Any I think, I saw a girl in her late 30 weeks drinking lipton
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I'm 20 weeks and have been drinking coffee and tea my entire pregnancy, sometimes 4-5 cups a day, and bubby is completely perfect and healthy.
Any tea should be fine. Being 35 weeks you might benefit from drinking some raspberry leaf tea? It'll help soften your cervix which should make dilation quicker when your body is ready for labour :)
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