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Understanding Multiple Pregnancy

from: Ken Austin




Have you ever wanted to delve into the subject of multiple
pregnancy? This informative article can give you an insight into
everything you've ever wanted to know about multiple pregnancy.



There used to be a theory that twins skipped a generation, but
now it is believed that twins are more likely to have a multiple
pregnancy themselves. Obviously this is genetic, but it is a
valid point to consider if you are a twin and want to become
pregnant. Similarly, if your family history or that of your
partner's includes twins, then there is an increased chance that
you will have a twin pregnancy as well.



Older women are more likely to have a multiple pregnancy. There
is an increased ovulation of multiple eggs in older women and
this can lead to a higher chance of the woman having a twin
pregnancy. Fertility treatments can also lead to an increased
chance of multiple pregnancies. It is also evident that women
from African backgrounds are more likely to have pregnancies
that are twins or more.



Having a multiple pregnancy can be very exciting. There is
something special about having twins. If you have learned that
you have a multiple pregnancy, there are some important
considerations to keep in mind.



In a multiple pregnancy, the financial implications are more
pronounced than in a single pregnancy. You will require two of
everything - two bassinets, two cribs, two strollers (or one
double stroller) and many pairs of clothes. And because every
baby is different, you will have to learn from each child
individually when he or she needs to eat, or needs a change of
diapers. A minimum of double the diapers and baby formula will
be needed, and these expenses can add up very quickly.



Is everything making sense so far? If not, I'm sure that with
just a little more reading, all the facts about multiple
pregnancy will fall into place.



Finances aside, a multiple pregnancy can take a toll on your
sanity. Two babies equals double the crying and double the
sleepless nights. Regardless if it's a multiple pregnancy or a
single pregnancy you will have to cope with crying and
sleeplessness anyway. But one advantage of a multiple pregnancy
is that you'll only have to go through it once, assuming you
will not be having more children. For parents that have a single
birth but desire more than one child, it will be necessary to
endure the "terrible twos" more than once. A multiple pregnancy
will also mean only one labor and delivery, and only one
hospital stay.



Medically speaking, a multiple pregnancy is automatically
considered a high-risk pregnancy. Keep in mind, however, that
most women successfully carry a multiple pregnancy with no
unusual complications. Normal pregnancy ailments such as mood
swings and back pain may be exaggerated, but in general you can
expect the same symptoms and discomforts of a regular pregnancy.



Monitoring your nutritional intake is imperative with a multiple
pregnancy. You will need to eat more, but avoid gaining an
excessive amount of weight. It's a delicate balancing act that
will need to be discussed at length with your doctor. A general
guideline is to increase your caloric intake by around 250 to
350 calories per day for each additional child you are carrying
and increase the amount of protein you consume. A multivitamin
might also be advised, but doubling the recommended dosage can
be dangerous so seek the advice of your doctor before taking
additional vitamin supplements.



In a multiple pregnancy, you will need to visit your doctor more
often than during a single pregnancy. You will also need
additional ultrasounds to closely monitor the development of
both fetuses. In terms of delivery, a multiple pregnancy will
usually end approximately two weeks before the normal due date.
Most multiple pregnancy births are early. This is because the
womb is stretched by multiple pregnancies quicker than during a
single pregnancy, and the cervix then opens earlier than normal.



Before giving birth to more than one baby at a time, you must
consult with your doctor about your delivery options. It is
preferred to deliver through a normal vaginal birth, although a
Cesarean section delivery could be recommended if there are any
complications that could be a danger to you or your babies
during a vaginal delivery. When word gets around about your
command of multiple pregnancy facts, others who need to know
about multiple pregnancy will start to actively seek you out



About the author:






Ken Austin is the webmaster at
http://pregnancy.better-health-home.com/






 

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