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Is it okay for a pregnant women to drink coffee ?
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Yes and no: Ask your ob/gyn or health care provider caring for your pregnancy as caffeinated coffee can raise your blood pressure which is detrimental when pregnant. Decaffeinated coffee is fine.
Answered 9/29/2016
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