Will a pregnant woman drink a lot of coffee to cause stillbirth?

The results of the researchers' studies on the effects of coffee drinking on pregnant women vary. Some scientists have found that coffee does have an effect on the fetus, but other studies do not believe that such an effect exists.

Danish scientists have announced that if pregnant women drink more than eight cups of coffee a day, the risk of stillbirth will be tripled.

However, some scientists have found that coffee does have an effect on the fetus, but other studies suggest that such an effect does not exist. It is generally believed that it is safe to drink coffee in moderation, such as one to two times a day. In order to find out this, Wisborg et al investigated the coffee drinking and stillbirth of more than 18000 pregnant women living in Denmark.

The results were published in the February 22 issue of the British Medical Journal. Wisborg found that women who drank more coffee were also likely to be smokers and drinkers. "but after adjusting for these factors, the correlation between coffee drinking and stillbirth changed only slightly," he said. " But after taking into account smoking habits, the researchers found no correlation between how much coffee a pregnant woman drank and fetal death. Wisborg points out that previous studies have confirmed that drinking coffee during pregnancy increases the risk of miscarriage and low birth weight babies.