Re: Detecting twins

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Sometimes, 2 can be heard with a doppler, but in early pregnancy ultrasound is the most reliable way >
>holly
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>>>In what way can twins be detected in early pregnancy without the use of
>>>ultrasound??
>>>
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>>>Holly
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>>None, that is why prior to ultrasound, 50% of twins were not diagnosed
>>or even suspected until the delivery room.
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>>RDB
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