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Every day i drink approx. 115mg-135mg of caffeine (from coffee) and occasionally, 150mg-185mg. am i at risk for a miscarriage (assuming i conceived)?
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Maybe: A 2008 study found that women that consumed >200mg per day of caffeine had twice the rate of miscarriage as women who consumed none. However other studies have not shown this. Recommendations now suggest to limit caffeine consumption to <200mg per day to be safe.
Answered 8/3/2013
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