Having twins is a high-risk pregnancy, and if not taken seriously, it can seriously endanger the lives of both the pregnant woman and the baby. Many people are both surprised and worried after becoming pregnant with twins. If it is discovered that a pregnant woman is pregnant with twins, family members and pregnant women must pay more attention to some precautions for conceiving twins. So, do twins born at 36 weeks need to be put in a warm box?
Generally, babies born after 39 weeks are considered full-term. But most twins will experience premature birth, and the exact duration of premature birth depends on the mother's physical condition and the condition of the fetus. If twins are born at 36 weeks, it is necessary to carefully check their development. If their physical condition is good and there are no other conditions, a warm box is not necessary.
Pregnant women with twins should strengthen dietary regulation to prevent the occurrence of anemia during pregnancy. It is important to increase nutrient intake and consume fresh lean meat, eggs, dairy products, and fish in moderation. You can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and also supplement with folic acid and iron according to medical advice.
It is also important to avoid excessive fatigue in daily life. You can rest more in bed or take appropriate outdoor walks. Pregnant women with twins have a significantly larger uterus than those with singleton pregnancies, and the growth rate is also faster. This not only increases the physical burden on pregnant women, but also compresses their heart, lungs, and inferior vena cava. Therefore, it is important to avoid fatigue and reduce these compression symptoms appropriately to increase uterine blood flow and prevent premature birth.
