A multiple pregnancy is when a woman has two or more babies in her uterus. The babies can come from the same egg (identical) or different eggs (fraternal). A multiple pregnancy takes special care and ...

Multiple pregnancies involve certain discomforts and risks, but most turn out just fine. Credit...Pablo Rochat Supported by By Anna Nowogrodzki This guide was originally published on May 6, 2019 in ...

Most people have heard of mothers who have successfully had multiple pregnancies (twins or more babies). The media often carries articles on such families, and the story is usually one of joy, rather ...

If you’re a mom-to-be with multiples on the way, congratulations! You’re about to embark on a special pregnancy journey. Carrying twins, triplets or more can be quite different from a singleton ...

Many women look forward to becoming pregnant and starting or growing their family. Most of the time, you don’t expect to see three tiny fetuses on your ultrasound. But if you do, here’s what you need ...

Being pregnant with more than one baby is pretty special! And odds are everything will go smoothly for you and your little ones. But it's important to know that carrying twins or multiples ...

As a practicing physician-scientist, Dr. Grifo has extensive experience in the treatment of couples with infertility. Since August 1995, Dr. Grifo has been the director of the division of reproductive ...

Research could help explain why women with many children show evidence of accelerated aging in some populations Paradoxically, women who were pregnant had cells that looked younger -- not older There ...

As a mother of triplets (now age 5), born healthy at 36 1/2 weeks, I felt immediately compelled to comment on this story (“Pregnant With Unexpected Grief,” Aug. 11). I believe it gives a one-sided ...

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is often diagnosed in women of childbearing age, and this fact prompts concerns regarding how MS can affect pregnancy. Fortunately, several studies have demonstrated that women ...