A twin pregnancy happens when a woman carries two babies in her womb at the same time. It can occur in two ways and both types of twin pregnancies require extra care and monitoring to ensure the best outcomes.
Early identification of potential risks of twin pregnancy through blood tests,
urine tests, and regular physical assessments.
Tracking placental health and amniotic fluid levels.
Advice on managing common pregnancy symptoms like back pain, fatigue,
and nausea.
Counselling sessions to prepare for the unique aspects of twin pregnancy
care.
Discussing the preferred method of delivery (vaginal or cesarean section) based on the babies’ positions and health.
At Life Plus Hospital, we are committed to helping you achieve your dream of a healthy pregnancy. Here’s why patients trust us:
Our obstetricians specialize in managing multiple pregnancies.
From 24/7 emergency care to a fully equipped neonatal intensive care unit (NICU).
Tailored care plans for each mother and her unique pregnancy needs.
Guidance and counselling to help parents prepare for the arrival of two bundles of joy.
At Life Plus Hospital, we’re with you every step of the way, ensuring a healthy and joyful journey for you and your babies.
Schedule your appointment today to receive expert care for your twin pregnancy!
Several factors can increase the likelihood of having twins, including:
Twin pregnancies occur in about 1 in every 80 pregnancies, but this rate may vary depending on factors like genetics, age, and fertility treatments.
Twin pregnancies come with higher risks compared to singleton pregnancies, including:
Yes, women carrying twins typically require more frequent prenatal visits. Regular check-ups, ultrasounds, and screenings are essential to monitor the health and development of both babies.
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depends on several factors such as:
A cesarean section may be recommended, especially if the first baby is breech or if there are other risks involved.
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The ideal delivery time for twins is usually between 36 and 38 weeks.
Some complications that can arise in twin pregnancies include:
If you have one set of twins, the chances of having another set are higher, especially if you used fertility treatments. However, many women who conceive twins naturally don’t have twins in future pregnancies. Genetics, age, and other factors play a role in the likelihood of having twins again.
Twin pregnancies require frequent doctor visits, tests, and hospital stays, potentially increasing healthcare costs. Insurance coverage varies, so consult with provider.
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