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13 weeks 4 days pregnant with fraternal twins, one twin is 78mm and the other is 72mm are these sizes average for how far iam? or are they too small?
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Very normal: That is a very normal size for a 13 week fetus. Always ask your doctor when they are doing the sonogram if you are concerned.
Answered 9/25/2013
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