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Hi, i am 24 weeks pregnant with dichronic twins. twin 1 has hydramnios with 8.1 cm. twin 2 has narrow lvot, i am are extremly worried. pls advice.
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Twins: Try not to worry about everything during your pregnancy. It will only stress both you and the babies. You should be seeing a high risk pregnancy doctor due to your situation. A maternal fetal specialist should help you through your questions and concerns.
Answered 11/23/2013
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