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17.5 weeks pregnant. is it safe to have two mugs of tea a day? i limit my chocolate and other sources of caffeine for this. is my baby safe?
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Yes: 1-2 cups of tea during a 24 hour period should be safe during pregnancy
Answered 12/28/2018
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