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In early preg. if u don't drink a lot of caffiene, but accidently drink a lot in one day, because my husband mistakingly gave me turbo coffee, will it cause miscarriage? felt different since i had it
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No: Pregnant women can have a miscarriage with or without caffeine. It is not due to drinking too much coffee one day.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Unlikely: You have to remember that lots of women take in caffeine in fairly large quantities well before they even realize they are pregnant. Its good that you are working hard to stay healthy during your pregnancy, but i wouldn't worry about the turbo coffee. However, be aware that coffee has alot of caffeine in general. 6oz has around 150mg. A 12oz mountain dew has about 75mg, red bull 90mg/can.
Answered 9/28/2016
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