Although the policy of having a second child has been relaxed, there are still many women who do not want to have two babies, so it would be very happy if they could have one twin at a time. The feeling of pregnant women with twins is different from that of pregnant women with a single child. Twins will have two fetal hearts, and pregnant women will also be more tired. So, at what age can twins be identified through ultrasound?
Women can go to the hospital for a twin test at 6 weeks of amenorrhea, which can be determined by listening to fetal heart rate. If you want to take an ultrasound, you can go to the hospital for an ultrasound examination after three months of pregnancy to determine if you are twins. Because there is a certain amount of radiation involved in B-ultrasound, it is not suitable to do it when the fetus is relatively young, and it cannot be done frequently.
Pregnant women who are pregnant with twins will have a harder time, so they should pay attention to supplementing sufficient nutrition in their daily lives to avoid fetal underdevelopment. In the later stages of pregnancy, as the fetus grows larger, pregnant women need to pay attention to resting more. Pregnant women who are pregnant with twins will have a much larger belly than those who are pregnant with a single child, so the later stages of pregnancy are the most tiring. At this time, it is important to maintain sufficient sleep and walk around appropriately.
In general, pregnant women can detect whether they are twins through B-ultrasound around 6 weeks of pregnancy. Of course, because B-ultrasound can cause certain harm to the fetus, it is recommended that pregnant women undergo B-ultrasound after three months of pregnancy. In the early stage, it can be determined whether they are twins by listening to fetal heart rate.
