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Coffee Coffee Coffee?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

I frigging love love my pumpkin spice coffee small in the morning ... but here's the thing a lot of people say it's a nono nooo caffeine allowed but others say that you can have but limit yourself have it once a day small cup .... What do you guys think ... should I just stop and p.s I hate the decaf .... LOL
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I drink half decaff n half regular on my cup..so I can have energy specially now that im 35 weeks ..n it also helps me go restroom; ) enjoy it...
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Yay woohoo
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Its fine i drink caffeine all day every day and my ba y is fine im 35 weeks
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Enjoy the coffee :) you're allowed to
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5426152 tn?1382129604
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I didn't consume any caffine until my third trimester but you are allowed 200mg a day. It's all personal preferance unless your dpctor says no.
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6229533 tn?1383271177
You can have 200 mg of caffeine a day. 2 8 ounce cups is the limit.
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When I get constipated I drink a small cup of coffee. And I asked my dr if it was ok she said yes as long as its in small amounts
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6807969 tn?1389282822
My dr told me a small cup is fine
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I'm 33 Wells and have coffee everyday. You are fine:)!
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