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I'm already 32 weeks and my hubby is concern that I drink coffee every morning .. I did some research and it says its only dangerous in the beginning. I also read that it takes longer for the caffeine to get out your system .. What can coffee cause your baby to have ? Or any health issues ?
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I drank a soda everyday when i was pregnant,  plus sometimes a 16 oz coffee and my daughter has no side effects.  Dr said it was fine
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I dranked coffee when i was pregnant with my first one and he came out fine.  My mom has always been a heavy coffee drinker and all her 4kids came out fine. I wouldn't go overboard either but a couple a week is fine.
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You should really talk to your doctor about this. .. the internet is full of bogus.
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Thanks , y'all where a great help (:
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Google the amount of caffeine in the type of coffee you drink. I switched to decaf dunkin donuts coffee it only has 18mg of caffeine.
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My doctor told me one pop, or cup of coffee is fine everyday but you should be drinking extra water with it and try not to exceed that
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200mg of caffeine per day is considered safe during all stages of pregnancy. If you are prone to miscarrying though your Dr may have you lay off caffeine until your second trimester
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Idk how to answer your question fully but it's been linked to adhd. However my midwife said 2-3 caffeine drinks a day is okay (meaning soda, coffee, tea)
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