Does caffeine affect pregnancy

Answer 1

yes, caffeine does affect pregnancy. There are many articles on line that answer that question. I suggest doing a Google search with the same terms and you will find thousands of articles and videos on the subject.

Answer 2

only if you have too much than you can have an uncomfortable feeling in your stomach but not quite nauseousness, you can feel nauseous, shakes, and also feel paranoid or nervous. and the way to cure it is to drink a lot of water.

Answer 3

Research on this shows that there is little if any risk of miscarriage due to caffeine at daily intakes of less than 200 mg caffeine. That equals about 1-2 cups of coffee daily, depending on your brew. Much more than that, however, and the risk does start to increase.

Answer 4

I recommend really looking into this.

To much Caffeine during a pregnancy can cause deformities in your baby.

Its a good idea to limit your consumption to a max 125ml per day. (about 1 cup, to be on the safe side I recommend instead having half a cup per day, and its best to not have any, but most of us are nightmares when we don't have our morning coffee LOL!

Answer 5

Any stimulants used during pregnancy can make their way to the fetus, but not all have harmful effects in moderation.

Caffeine is found in Coffee, tea, cola drinks and other beverages (7 Up and Sprite, among others, have no caffeine). Many women are passionately habituated (or addicted) to coffee and related drinks, and certainly they will use these beverages while expecting. Some studies, however, have raised concerns about caffeine use

(for further current information, see the related links)

Answer 6

No. Caffeine constricts the blood vessels, thus providing the developing fetus with less blood.

Answer 7

Yes caffeine has been known to make you nauseous whilst pregnant. If ever unsure read the packaging, and see the doctor if need be.

Answer 8

i drank 4 redbulls and two 5 hour energy drinks today and let me say.. YES, it can

Answer 9

Its ok in moderation