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Is it dangerous for me to drink caffeinated sodas when i'm pregnant?
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Risks and benefits: Pregnant women should avoid excess caffeine as it may affect the baby's brain health. For that matter, pregnant women should avoid anything potentially toxic including any medications to avoid a negative effect on the baby's health. Obviously, this is impossible to accomplish - so pregnant women and their doctors need to carefully weigh when it comes to potential risks and benefits.
Answered 6/25/2017
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