Coffee or no coffee?

Question

Hey everyone! 
I’m a coffee lover and wondering if you are saying yay or nay to coffee in the early weeks? I’m just passed 5 weeks. I don’t go to the OB until March 1 where I plan to ask him.. I bought decaf thinking it would be fine and of course somewhere on Google said it’s decaf is related to increase in a miscarriage? So it freaked me out. I know you can drink up to 200mg at some point I’m just wondering when and if I should stay away from it until I’m past the vulnerable stage! 
Thanks!

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I continued drinking my one ice coffee every single morning from the very beginning. I avoided caffeine throughout the rest of the day, no sodas or large amounts of chocolate.

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There’s some research that shows that both caffeinated and decaf coffee put you at higher risk for miscarriage. This indicates another issue with the bean than just caffeine. The same was not shown for tea in that study (but green tea inhibits folic acid uptake, so avoid that). Sir research indicates up to 200 mg a day might be fine. I chose to avoid coffee altogether until the second trimester, where there’s a lower risk of miscarriage, in general. Completely up to you.

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Coffee is perfectly safe. Just watch your coffee intake for the whole day. Personally I stopped drinking coffee but that’s because it makes me sick now

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I’ve had coffee every morning mostly throughout my pregnancy. I think I was super paranoid in the early weeks bc it’s my first but after I while it was like whatever lol, a decaf or regular- if I get regular I just try to avoid caffeine for the most part the rest of the day

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I didn’t at all with my first and did starting second trimester with my second and continued to drink coffee from day one this time (cannot handle work, online school with my 10 year old and lockdown with my 3 year old without it). What I do is have only one shot of espresso instead of two or I do a half caf for mornings because I like to have some tea later in the day so that way I know I am below 200 mg. I’ve recently been trying to not have coffee every day because I occasionally get palpitations.

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Upto 200mg cafeein is supposed to be fine. But if you're anxious, go with decaf xx

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I’ve had a cup/day since T2 (couldn’t stomach in T1) and it’s the only way I make it thru the day with the exhaustion.  Doc said it’s fine and baby boy is doing just fine so no concerns!

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I had one cup everyday last time and I am this time too.

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There is debate about a chicken and egg type thing. Are women who don’t drink coffee less likely to miscarry? Or are they having high hormone levels (indicating a healthy pregnancy) making them too nauseous to have coffee?
I have my one cup until I’m too nauseous for it. Once nausea subsided in second tri I go back to it.

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I stopped first trimester because it made me sick but drink a big mug every morning now .

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