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Had coffee at night, now i cant sleep
Hello doctors,
I am 32 weeks pregnant and normally dont take tea or coffee. Yesterday i had this craving of having cold coffee, so i had a glass of cold coffee, not very strong though.
But last night i couldn't sleep a bit after having this. Nor i am feeling sleepy now. Is this because of the caffeine?
Baby movements were also there the whole time( seems baby also didnt sleep) .
Did i harm myself/baby for having coffee. I feel guilty now for not sleeping ane having this coffee.
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The lack of sleep last night would be because of the coffee
And the feeling sleepy now is because you didn't sleep last night
Two helpings of coffee or day is safe it will not harm the baby
stop feeling guilty
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No there's no harm to you or your baby
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Dr. Manasa Lokanadham
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
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No there is no harm to baby. Taking coffee at night make you not to sleep at night
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