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Can caffeine interfere with conceiving? and if so is decaffeinated coffee a better option?
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See below: Yes caffeine can interfere with conception and has been associated with miscarriage with high amounts. Drink no more than 1 to 11/2 8oz cups a day. You can drink decaff, but beware that it does have small amounts of caffeine.
Answered 10/7/2015
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