Coffee!?!?

Question

Is anyone still drinking coffee? I have been weaning my self off it so I don't get migraines. I'm down to 3-4oz every other day.

Answer

I still have a coffee every morning. One cup is ok from what I hear. I just limit myself to that one caffeinated drink a day. No second cup and I don't drink any sofa. And lots of water!!! No more wine or tequila for this girl... coffee is the only drink left that I love. So I'm not depriving myself lol ☕️️

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I had a similar question. I'm a nurse, and a student, and pregnant with my first. Before I knew I was pregnant I did my research on caffeine during pregnancy. From what I found, as long as you have no underlying health concerns, you can safely have one 10oz cup of coffee a day. I immediately switched myself to 1/2 caff and allow myself only one a day. The small amount of caffeine is enough to avoid a headache, but I don't feel guilty. As far as getting an energy boost in the morning... probably shouldn't rely on coffee for that. Make sure you don't fight the fatigue. Get as much sleep as your body needs, and eat a nutritious diet.

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I think one cup or less is fine, but I, personally, don't mess with it. Not worth the risk, for me.

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I still drink one 12 oz. cup a day, which is about 150 mg of caffeine, I don't drink soda or any other caffeinated drinks though. I work nightshift so completely cutting out coffee would be killer, I just cut back from drinking 3-4 cups a night to just one. 😜☕️

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I completely cut out coffee after my last period ended. It was sooo hard but I did it so even though I'd love to have a cup I think I can stick to no coffee whatsoever throughout the pregnancy. I might get some decaf stuff because I really miss the taste. I don't get headaches anymore though 🙂

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I'm only drinking one cup a day and the coffee cup I'm using is like not even 1. 1/2cups

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I drink coffee everyday! It's fine. :)

Coffee!?!?

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