Any twin pregnancy will reveal a difference between sizes of the twins (fraternal or identical). Periodic ultrasound will certainly be useful in determining when to deliver your twins, and if premature delivery could be anticipated. A one ounce disparity in estimated weight is not unusual.
Answered 3/23/2021
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There are always special issues with twins. The weight difference may or may not increase. One babies placenta can take up more space/provides better nutrition. When/if the size difference becomes too great the delivery date may be moved up. Regular monitoring with an ultrasound gives the doc data to work with. I think you are getting great care.
Answered 3/27/2021
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