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First ever pregnancy. 9.5 weeks pregnant with twins,but not having any pregnancy symptoms and didn't gain any weight until now.is it normal?
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Coming soon: Those symptoms are coming very soon including the weight gain with twins after the first trimester.
Answered 3/10/2018
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Stmptoms: For dating of the pregnancy and diagnosis of twins you had an ultrasound, correct? The findings you describe could be entirely normal for you. You will be followed closely with a twin gestation to be certain everything is running smoothly.
Answered 8/23/2016
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