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Escondido, CA
February 4
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Diet and Nutrition Tips for Pulmonary Hypertension Read Article...
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I drink two cups of coffee then am done about 3 Glass of water a day lunch unsweetened tea. That's it it takes mostly All Day to get in because am doing things around the house are reading a book

February 5
A myPHteam Member

I gave up tea and soda, but still have my two cups of coffee in the morning. Moderation is good unless it really gives you a problem.

February 5
A myPHteam Member

PH patients should not have ANY caffeine which directly increases the arterial pressure. So no coffee, tea, cola or chocolate. I do cheat occasionally with chocolate.

February 4
myPHteam

Should limiting coffee and tea be a concern with pulmonary hypertension?

The search results don't specifically address coffee or tea intake for people with pulmonary hypertension. However, they do mention that diet medications containing stimulants like caffeine should be avoided by people with PH.

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Should limiting coffee and tea be a concern with pulmonary hypertension?

The search results don't specifically address coffee or tea intake for people with pulmonary hypertension. However, they do mention that diet medications containing stimulants like caffeine should be avoided by people with PH.

Since coffee and tea contain caffeine, which is a stimulant, it would be wise to discuss your caffeine intake with your healthcare provider. They can give you personalized guidance based on your specific condition and medications.

In general, moderation is key. If you do consume coffee or tea, pay attention to how your body responds - particularly any effects on your heart rate, blood pressure, or breathing.

Your doctor can help you determine what amount, if any, is safe for your individual situation.

February 4

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