Yes: Four months is long enough to try to conceive again. Good Luck for a healthy successful pregnancy this time. :)
Answered 10/18/2014
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Monoamnionic twins: Of all "identical" twins, the rarest and most dangerous of all have monoamnionic monochorionic placentation, meaning one amnionic sac contains both, nourished from a single placenta, detectible by 9-10 weeks. These twins hardly ever survive because no membrane separates their cords, so normal movement will eventually wind up twisting the two cords around each other until strangulation occurs.
Answered 9/12/2015
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