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yolk sac
if you are pregnant and the doctor finds two yolk sacs but he/she only finds something in one sac, what does that mean?
well it's actually my cousin's wife. but no the doctor didn't inform them, so they were asking and i just decided to look it up and ask. thanks for helping explain the possibilities, it really helped alot.
In that case, I agree with texasangel. Either one is a bit slower to develop than the other...or only one is viable and the other one is what they call a vanishing twin (where no embryo develops).
One might have implanted later and so it's slow developing or it could be a vanishing twin. Your doctor didn't tell you what that meant? He/She should have informed you.
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