Things to ask your Doctor when Pregnant with Multiples

1. How many multiples have they delivered?

2. Will they attempt a vaginal breech? Will they deliver one vaginal and the other c-section if necessary?

3. What criteria do they use to determine if a c-section is necessary?

4. What criteria do they use to determine if bedrest if necessary?

5. Do they automatically consider a multiple pregnancy to be high risk?

6. Are your ultrasounds going to be done by a perinataologist or a tech?

7. Who will they refer you to if complications arise during your pregnancy?

8. What methods of pain control do they use during delivery?

9. What complications are more common with multiple pregnancies? What should you watch for?

Tips Courtsy: Waukesha Mothers of Twins Club

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This calculator will give you the approximate dates when you are fertile. It is based on a regular menstrual cycle.

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This calculator predicts ovulation dates based on the date of your last period and the length of your menstrual cycle. It provides approximate dates only. Having intercourse during the few days before ovulation will give you the best chance of becoming pregnant. Since sperm can survive for several days, keep in mind that these are not the only days to become pregnant.

Remember: If your periods are irregular, this calculator is not a good way to predict your ovulation dates. Speak to your doctor about other ways to help you identify when you can conceive.

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