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Can i drink herbal teas while pregnant?
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Yes: Herbal teas are fine as long as they are decaffeinated. Also try to avoid medicated herbal teas that contain laxatives during pregnancy.
Answered 3/28/2011
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Sure.....: Like most things, herbal teas in moderation are perfectly fine to drink while you are pregnant. My wife enjoyed a cup of tea routinely with each of our 3 kids, and they are all just fine. Enjoy.
Answered 6/20/2015
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