Can I drink coffee when I'm pregnant? And a Caffeine Chart for Pregnant Women

[mr.espresso]

The most convenient thing during pregnancy would be to say goodbye to coffee. However, the opinion of experts is that the intake of caffeine in a pregnant woman should not exceed 2-3 cups of coffee a day (around 250/300 mg/day).


However, each pregnancy is different, and it is advisable to go to a professional who will evaluate the recommended dose based on your specific case.

 

[Mr.Peaberry]

The American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology website has all the information on this topic one could want. You can go to your doctor, and he/she will leave the exam room, go to the nearest computer and Google the information, consult their PDA, or give you the answer you could have learned on your own, but they give you something you won't get on your own search...a bill.

 

[Millattus]

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