Hello doctor. I would like to ask you a question: I currently have a 2-year-old daughter but I want to have more children, twins. Can I have artificial insemination to have twins? My husband and I are both in good health and not infertile. I wonder if the doctor can help my husband and I have twins as we wish? I look forward to receiving advice from the doctor. Thank you.

Doctor, can you tell me how to get pregnant with twins naturally? I see many articles saying that eating sweet potatoes and milk has a high probability. So how long before pregnancy can eating them help ovulate more than usual? Or should I take supplements to help stimulate ovulation more, which can I buy at the pharmacy?

My wife has twins in the uterus: 1 placenta, 2 amniotic sacs. 1 fetus lived in the uterus for about 11 weeks and 5 days, 1 fetus stopped developing in the uterus for about 8 weeks. So doctor, can you tell me if it is dangerous for a pregnant woman to have twins and 1 fetus stopped developing?

Pregnant women are only offered amniocentesis when absolutely necessary. For pregnant women carrying twins, amniocentesis requires taking samples from two separate amniotic sacs. This leads to a higher risk of complications than in singleton pregnancies.

Most women who are pregnant with twins don't have a full-term baby. To minimize the risk of dangerous complications, the doctor may assign the mother to give birth earlier than the due date.

For many women, having fraternal twins is a rare and joyous experience. However, it also carries an increased risk of complications.

Conjoined twins are twins whose skin and some internal organs are joined together. About 35% of conjoined twins survive for only a day, 40-60% of conjoined twins are stillborn, and only about 5-25% of conjoined twins survive into adulthood. Although there are many different types of conjoined twins, the most common type is thoracic conjoined twins, which are joined at the upper body. In some cases of conjoined twins, they will have only one heart. Less common are cephalic conjoined twins, in which the twins are joined at the head or skull.

According to medical experts, when carrying twins, pregnant women are most likely to have a miscarriage, especially in the first 3 months of pregnancy. The rate of abnormal and malformed fetuses is also higher than with single pregnancies.

Pregnancy is already a difficult journey, but when a mother is carrying two or more babies, the hardship increases. A mother needs to keep her spirit positive and her health good to welcome the baby.

Twins are no longer a rare phenomenon. About 5 out of 100 pregnant women are pregnant with twins; there are two possibilities when you are pregnant with twins: Identical twins or fraternal twins. Identical twins will be completely identical in appearance and gender.

A twin pregnancy is a high-risk pregnancy, throughout the pregnancy until labor. However, twins can still be born by vaginal birth with inherent benefits if you master the following things to know.