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Hello, I am Dr. Jaeyeon Jung, a fertility specialist at Seoul Aina Women's Clinic. Coffee is the biggest concern when preparing for pregnancy and starting IVF treatment. Do you really have to quit? One cup is fine, but exceeding the limit can be dangerous. In this video, I will explain the effects of caffeine on eggs and the uterus, and present a clear "Ultimate Egg Coffee Guideline" to protect yourself without stress. Let go of vague guilt and start preparing for pregnancy with dignity! Timeline (Timestamps) 00:00 [Opening] Do you really have to quit coffee while preparing for pregnancy? 00:58 The fatal effects of caffeine on ovulation and fertilization (c-AMP switch) 03:18 Adenosine blockade and reduced uterine blood flow: causes of implantation failure? 05:09 Risk of Hepatic Metabolism (CYP1A2) Overload from Ovulation Induction Injections and Caffeine 05:49 The Truth Behind the Society-Established Safety Standard of 'Less than 200mg Per Day' 06:26 Stress Hormone Cortisol and Your Stress Level 07:39 A Reasonable Guide for Those with Many Immature Eggs or Thin Endometrial Lines 09:55 [Conclusion] Daily Caffeine Limits and Criteria for Switching to Decaffeinated Coffee for the Best Eggs If you are preparing for pregnancy, limit yourself to one cup a day (approximately 100mg of caffeine). If you are in a high-risk group, such as those with recurrent implantation failures or advanced age, we recommend decaffeination at least during the treatment period. Let go of your vague fears and enjoy the luxury of a planned cup of coffee! #SeoulAinaWomen'sClinic #InfertilitySpecialistJungJaeYeon #InfertilityDoctor #DrJungJaeHyun #StrongestEgg #FactCheck #OBGYN #PregnancyInfo #PreparingForPregnancy #IVF #IVFProcedure #Infertility #Caffeine #Coffee #Decaffeinated #CoffeeForPregnantWomen #MedicalInfo