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Moderate coffee consumption during pregnancy may be acceptable, but excessive caffeine intake is generally discouraged. Caffeine can cross the placenta, affecting the fetus. The recommended limit is usually less than 200 mg of caffeine per day. While some caffeine may be okay, limiting intake is recommended. Discuss your caffeine consumption with your physician to determine a safe level for you.
Your doctor will take into account your health status, pregnancy stage, and any existing conditions to provide tailored recommendations. This will minimize potential risks to both the mother and baby.
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