Caffeine increases the risk of miscarriage

Caffeine in early pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage in women, according to U.S. scientists. Food Standards Agency is currently set a limit caffeine pregnancy is 300 mg per day. But an American study found that even women. Use of 200 mg of caffeine per day, the risk of miscarriage is increased by half compared with those who are to refrain from drinking Consultant obstetrician and a representative of the Royal College Pett O'Brien (Pat O'Brien) advises women of caffeine during the first 12 weeks of the vote. In his view, the first 12 weeks is very dangerous for the baby. The majority of women in early pregnancy, feeling the taste of coffee, can not refrain from their use. The period witnessed the highest number of abortions. Scientists have the study, which was attended by 1063 women, are on the first or second month of pregnancy. Women had a diary in which she recorded to keep the caffeine. The results showed that women who consume up. To 200 mg of caffeine per day, the risk of miscarriage by 15% to 12%, compared to deny its use Those who consumed more than 200 mg of caffeine per day increases the risk of miscarriage to 25%. According to researchers, the increased risk of miscarriage due to the direct use of caffeine, and not the other components of coffee, as was the same trend in the use of other beverages that contain caffeine, such as tea and hot chocolate observed. The scientists added that he will not yet determined whether to dispense of caffeine consumption for pregnant women in late pregnancy.