Is it ok to drink coke in early pregnancy?

Answer 1

Coke (assuming you mean the illegal substance) is not legal anyway, so legally speaking I cannot condone its use, however, I can say that using drugs or alcohol while pregnant greatly increases the chances of the child dying or being born deformed or physically or mentally disabled.

Answer 2

Any sort of caffeine can be harmful. Babies don't need extra hype. Plus, Coke is a) not nutritious and b) potentially harmful. Do what you want, but personally I don't want to ingest something that can clean cars and toilets without scrubbing. Or feed it to my baby through me.

Answer 3

Drinking "empty calorie" sodas during pregnancy is not advisable because they contain sugar or a sugar substitue, caffiene and little else. Since the baby will be drawing all his nutrition from his mother, mom needs to make sure that she has everything that she and the baby need to stay healthy. Water, milk and fruit/vegetable juices are the preferred drinks for pregnancy.

Answer 4

If you mean Coca-Cola, in small doses... yes. Too much can harm your baby, it is recommended you do not intake more than 150 mg a day (just over 1 and a half litres of coke or Coke Zero, or just over a litre of Diet Coke).

Answer 5

You can. It has a lot of acid in it though, and will cause gas. I recommend Sprite, or mtn. Dew or 7 up

Answer 6

Depends on your dosage. Coke has caffeine, and too much caffeine can lead to a miscarriage.