Recently, a sister asked the editor: Can I conceive twins, and my friend told me that she was pregnant with twins. Xiaobian is very happy after listening to it, but you can't tell you that you can get pregnant with twins after eating, everyone's physical condition is different, and the probability of getting pregnant is also different! So how do you get pregnant with twins?
First, let's take a look at how the twins came about.
Women will produce one egg per month, while men will produce countless sperm, after intercourse, dominant sperm and dominant follicle combined to form a fertilized egg that gives birth to life, generally speaking, there is only one dominant egg, only one sperm is accepted, so most people are pregnant with a single fetus.
Common twin combinations are sister flower twins, brother and brother twins, dragon and phoenix fetuses, and conjoined babies. According to the formation process of twins, twins are divided into identical twins and fraternal twins.
Identical twins
●Genetic information: Almost all the same
●Physical characteristics: the same gender, similar appearance, blood type, physique, etc. are also the same
◆ This month, the egg just came out of the ovary, it was grabbed by the "umbrella hand" of the fallopian tube, sent into the tubal ampulet, where a man named "sperm" was waiting to meet and combine with him. The egg is only 48 hours long, and if the sperm does not appear after a little bit, the egg will die naturally.
◆ It was not easy, there was a brave sperm who found the egg first. The sperm egg combines into a fertilized egg, and under certain conditions, the fertilized egg is divided into two, forming two fertilized eggs with the same genetic information, and the two fertilized eggs develop to form two fetuses.
Fraternal twins
●Genetic information: Genetic information is slightly different
●Physical characteristics: gender is the same, blood type, and physique are not necessarily the same
◆ This month, the woman's ovaries released 2 eggs, that is, the egg and the sister of the egg, in order to distinguish, our name is "No. 1" and "No. 2". We are also waiting for the arrival of Mr. Sperm.
● Ending One: Two Girls
◆ "No. 1" and "No. 2" met two sperm with X chromosomes, so the two eggs were combined into two fertilized eggs, which developed into two fetuses, and after birth, they would be a pair of good sisters.
● Ending Two: Two Boys
◆ "No. 1" and "No. 2" meet two sperm with Y chromosomes and will be a good pair of brothers after birth.
● Ending Three: Dragon and Phoenix Fetus
◆ The two sperm gentlemen who met "No. 1" and "No. 2", one with a Y chromosome and one with an X chromosome, then the fertilized egg after combining with the X chromosome sperm is a girl, and the fertilized egg after combining with the Y chromosome sperm is a boy. It is said that there is a 50% chance of this!
The process of twin formation is basically like this!
Everyone thinks the title is strange, oh, that's because the company's mom squints at the customer service often encounters sisters asking this question. I really don't know how to answer it is good, and science popularization is an explanation.
To sum up: if the ovarian function declines, the quality of the egg is poor, not to mention the twins, even the single twins may be looking at the moon in the water. If you take the mother squint, multiple ovulation, ovulation, close to the normal population range value, the probability of having twins is no different from ordinary people. Therefore, mom squinting is related to your good wishes, but you can't over-associate it.
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To get closer to the twin dreams, look here
First, you can choose IVF.
Second, you need to find a spouse with a genetic twin factor, which can increase the chances of twins.
Third, you can promote the development of follicles by taking ovulation-promoting drugs, and release two or more mature eggs at the same time to achieve the purpose of conceiving twins.
Fourth, some drugs that promote gonadal hormones can be used, which also promote egg development to induce ovulation. But it must be guided by your attending physician.