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Hi, Both the ultrasound and the doctor have told us, and they want to monitor them with another ultrasound later this week making it my third to date. Also that BHCG level was at 6+ wks.
I am 7 weeks today. At 6 weeks we saw two sacs, one was literally half the size of the other. Doc. said that embryo could have implanted a few days after the other. At 7 weeks, the sacs are nearly the same size, Baby A 6.4 mm, Baby B 6.1 (they both should have been 6.6. Baby A heartrate 120 BPM and B was 96 BPM, doc says 96 is low and we'll keep an eye on it. Next US in two weeks.
My thoughts are with you, I understand if you feel like your in limbo untill the next ultrasound. I found I could keep calm untill I had to tell someone what was happening. The doctors have all been trying to keep me hopefull with the wait and see game, as there are very good chances that the sac will grow. I found out yesterday that Twin A's heart has stopped and unfortunately the sac didn't continue to grow. Vanishing Twin happens to 1 in 5 twin pregnancies but usually before the mother even knows she is pregnant. I am 11+ weeks and yes Im devestated but I have had the rare opportuinty to carry twins and envision our lives with twins in it, That is not something that everyone gets the joy to do. Now I am focused on Twin B, and staying as calm as possible so that I can pass Twin A without any diruption to its twin.
Sorry If I was down, don't let my experience taint yours. Im very excited for you, and hope all goes well. Here are some things I have read that may help. The heartbeat can increase as you progress, twins are often smaller at the same stage as what a singleton pregnancy is at. Yes twin babies can have different conception and delivery dates, so one can be naturally smaller than the other. I hope this helps. What is really positive about your pregnancy is that the sacs at 7 weeks are nearly the same size! Keep me posted as I will be hoping all goes well with your little ones.