Coffee ?

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Morning ladies so I’m 4 weeks 3 days pregnant and I’m a big coffee girl and I’m wondering is it safe to have coffee during early pregnancy I’ve heard it can lead to miscarriages and have already had one I really want this want to stick

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What about when TTC? I’m a huge coffee drinker and wonder if during my fertile window and TWW if I should stop drinking it? I’m TTC #7 months and have been wondering if coffee is part of what is holding me back?

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I stopped drinking coffee when I found out I was pregnant a week ago but I didn’t really stop because of the safeness of it. It’s definitely safe to have 200mg of caffeine a day while you’re pregnant. I stopped because I was addicted and at my last doctors appointment (before pregnancy) I had kind of high blood pressure. I’m trying to get my blood pressure down before my first OB/ultrasound appointment. Strangely enough, I didn’t go through withdrawals like I had in the past...and when I’m craving coffee I have decaf and it makes me feel better.

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You can have 200mg of caffeine a day.   One 8oz cup is about 90mg.  I’ve had coffee every single day through both pregnancies.

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I stopped for 4 months once I found out. Now I'm almost 26 weeks and drink 1 a day

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My doc actually recommended I didn’t stop it so I wouldn’t have awful withdrawals

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1/2 caff was a life saver for me!

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Just be careful not to have too much. Stick to a cup or two a day

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No your fine. A cup a day is not gonna hurt you x

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I drank so much coffee while pregnant just for the fact that I developed insomnia. My son is perfectly fine and hitting milestones early

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I drank coffee throughout my pregnancy. I actually developed a bit of an addiction to it. I had no issues though.

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