What are the early signs of twins pregnancy?

Early signs of a twin pregnancy include severe morning sickness, quick weight gain, and more breast tenderness. You may also notice an increased appetite or extreme fatigue. Plus, those who have a twin pregnancy may begin showing sooner.
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What are the symptoms of twins in first trimester?

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As you make your way through your first trimester week by week, you'll probably experience some common pregnancy symptoms as your twins develop, including implantation bleeding, a missed period, nausea, fatigue, and breast tenderness.
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How early in pregnancy can you tell if you have twins?

How soon can you tell you're pregnant with twins? Your doctor won't be able to tell for sure until your first trimester ultrasound, which is usually done between 6 and 9 weeks of pregnancy but can be done any time between week 14.
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What are my chances of having twins?

It is estimated that 1 in 250 natural pregnancies will naturally result in twins. While twin pregnancies can happen by chance, there are some factors that may increase your odds of having two babies at the same time.
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Do twins cause more pain in early pregnancy?

With a twin pregnancy, your body makes high levels of pregnancy hormones. So morning sickness may come on earlier and stronger than if you were carrying a single baby. You may also have earlier and more intense symptoms from pregnancy, like swelling, heartburn, leg cramps, bladder discomfort, and sleep problems.
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Can I have twins and not know it?

Technically, a twin can hide out in your uterus, but only for so long. It's not unheard of for a twin pregnancy to go undetected in early ultrasounds (say, around 10 weeks).
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Does testing positive early mean twins?

Beta-hCG is a hormone detectable in pregnant women's blood or urine about 10 days post-conception. It usually doubles every two to three days, peaking at about eight to 11 weeks into the pregnancy. Regardless, elevated beta-hCG levels in early pregnancy isn't a proper way to detect twins.
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Can you tell if you have twins at 4 weeks?

Twin pregnancy symptoms at 4 weeks. Symptoms of a twin pregnancy at 4 weeks are the same as symptoms of a single pregnancy would be. You may experience very early signs of pregnancy, but again, some women don't experience any at this point.
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Do twins take longer to show on pregnancy test?

Here's why: Home pregnancy tests look for the presence of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) in your urine, and levels of that hormone are indeed higher in multiple pregnancies — but not right away. It takes a few days for the hCG production of twins to outpace the hCG production of one baby.
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Who is most likely to have twins?

Age. According to the Office on Women's Health , women who are aged 30 years or older are more likely to conceive twins. The reason for this is that women of this age are more likely than younger women to release more than one egg during their reproductive cycle.
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Can you have twins if it doesn't run in your family?

Everyone has the same chance of having identical twins: about 1 in 250. Identical twins do not run in families. But there are some factors that make having non-identical twins more likely: non-identical twins are more common in some ethnic groups, with the highest rate among Nigerians and the lowest among Japanese.
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Who carries a twin gene?

However, since only women ovulate, the connection is only valid on the mother's side of the family. While men can carry the gene and pass it on to their daughters, a family history of twins doesn't make them any more likely to have twins themselves.
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