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Avatar n tn Iced coffee is all I drink when I do drink coffee a few times a week and by googling the caffeine content an iced coffee actually has LESS caffeine in it then the hot coffee of the same order size! Your totally fine in having a coffee a day, or having decaf coffee which has minimal amounts of caffeine!
Avatar f tn s instant powder, I would suggest looking up the caffeine content of the brand you are using and stick to the recommended less than 200 mg per day.
Avatar f tn So I just Google whatever I want to drink to check the caffeine content. I have soda and coffee here and there but teas help as well.
Avatar f tn com/content/337/bmj.a2332) which suggests that even 100mg a day can affect the baby, as caffeine is a stimulant which crosses the placenta, and the baby can't clear it from its system the way we can. It seems complicated tho! So hard to know all the things we should or shouldn't be doing...
461781 tn?1285609481 basically said that 2-3 caffeinated 16 0z beverages per day would be ok, as long as I increased my water intake by whatever my caffeine intake was as well! I usually had 1 coffee and 1 soda per day, or less.. You are fine!
Avatar f tn So I know your supposed limit your caffeine intake while pregnant but I am a big coffee drinker. Today I went to this coffee shop and get a 16 oz of decaf coffee. How much decaf is safe to drink? Is decaf better for you than regular?
Avatar f tn Walmart and HEB have store brand bottles for like $0.50 each. No caffeine, no massive amounts of sugar. I still limit that to a glass a day though... I know a lot of carbonated drinks aren't good.
Avatar n tn I drank a venti frappuccino everyday the caffeine content of it is very low my doctor said it was fine.
Avatar f tn I know your not suppose to drink coffee because of the caffeine but what about if its decaf
Avatar f tn ve read, caffeine is ok under the amount of 300mg a day. I buy Folgers half caff brand coffee so its already mixed and drink 1 to 2 cups a day. 3 days a week when I work, I also have 1 cup of regular. I don't drink pop alot, but once in awhile a Pepsi with certain dinners. My kids are fine, they are very active, but I don't think that has anything to do with the caffeine i consumed when I was pregnant, just their personality lol.
9905230 tn?1409232795 Im 32 weeks i just started drinking it again i only get a small iced french vanilla extra extra and have had one once a day for 4 days straight i looked up the caffeine content and its only 48mg of caffeine when we can have upto 200mg a day im just wondering if anyone thought it was fine or was the same way and theie baby came out fine lol sorry if its long
1492421 tn?1290300515 Honestly though to be safe during the first trimester at least, try to keep it to one caffeinated beverage a day as you want it Caffeine Content All figures are approximate, especially with coffee. Different varietals can have different caffeine content, and the way the coffee is roasted can also change the values.
Avatar f tn Thx for the advice I relly craving for one:)
Avatar f tn Caffeine free coffee (or caffeinated if you aren't cutting caffeine) warm liquid is better than cold so even when drinking water heat it up. Seriously, my last two pregnancies nothing worked: apple anything, prune juice, fiber, etc.
5624774 tn?1374284525 I really want a frappe from Mcdonalds but I have no clue how much caffeine those have. Ive looked on their website but cant find the caffeine content. Does anyone know if these are ok? I would get the small one of course.
Avatar f tn I've heard that too. It also dehydrates you which isn't good either. I think it's recommend that you keep it below 200mg of caffeine a day (12 oz cup of coffee). I've also read that high doses of it can increase the chance of miscarriage. There is alot of good info online you could read also. Good luck and SSBD to you!!!
8732981 tn?1400768789 Go to Starbucks' website. You can check the caffeine content on all you're favorite drinks. March of Dimes recommends 150-300 mg of caffeine per day, which does allow for a cup of coffee. Just be aware that some food, like chocolate, contains caffeine too.
910419 tn?1289483727 I know that Starbucks just came out with a brand of instant coffee that is similar to their regular coffee, caffeine and all. This would not be a good plan if you were trying to switch to decaf. If you are trying to cut back on your caffeine intake, I would suggest doing it very slowly... maybe mix half a cup of the instant decaf with half a cup of the regular bean coffee. Test to see if that gives you a headache.
7721203 tn?1468443229 As long as its regular coffee, it still has caffeine in it no matter what the brand is. I was never a daily coffee drinker, just once a week kind of thing. Im almost 23 weeks and ive had exactly 4-5 cups of coffee since finding out i was pregnant. I definitely try to stay away from it but i personally think its fine to have it once in a while when youre craving it. As long as its not a daily consumption.
Avatar m tn //www.news-medical.net/news/20131023/Three-cups-of-coffee-per-day-reduce-liver-cancer-risk-by-more-than-5025.
Avatar f tn As my gynaicologist said, you are not allowed to take those quantities of coffee)tea and have a sodathat contains caffeine as well. Have in mind that dark soda (cola, pepsi) normally isnt allowed coz it has ingredients that might harm your baby. Anyhow, if its not very important for you to take those drinks, is better if you forget them for a while.
Avatar f tn You can safely have 200-300 mg of caffeine a day. Most pop's now list in the can or bottle their caffeine content so just keep track of how much you're having and you'll be fine. I wouldn't be able to function in the morning with my Dr Pepper boost lol.