triplet pregnancy

All the babies were single births, with no twin or triplet pregnancies included in the study.

In triplet pregnancies the babies often are born very premature with a lot of complications.

How does a triplet-reduced-to-twin pregnancy compare with a triplet pregnancy?

Babies born earlier than 26 weeks, which happens in roughly 14 percent of triplet pregnancies, almost always suffer serious handicaps, and many die.

Kaufman found from reviewing these files that during a five-year period, 55 triplet pregnancies, which is 165 babies, were delivered.

The records for all the triplet pregnancies managed and delivered from 1992-1996 were looked over to see what the neonatal statistics were.

What convinced me was the knowledge that the miscarriage rate is higher for triplet pregnancy than it is for the twins after the procedure.

In 2005, the USC team was the first in the country to announce a triplet pregnancy using frozen eggs.

I started reading up on triplet pregnancy and found that I should plan on bed rest and hospitalization for a good part of my pregnancy.

Twin and triplet pregnancies, which are associated with higher hormone levels, show a higher incidence of ICP.

Additionally, the triplet pregnancy reported here also evolved into a pregnancy diagnosed by means of ultrasound that evolved into a twin gestation.

In 1987, Jain was part of the team of fertility physicians at USC that reported the first triplet pregnancy after frozen embryo transfer.

"Under New York State law, a singleton pregnancy is not a disability, but a triplet pregnancy is because it is a high-risk pregnancy."

'You Need Someone to Talk to' "I searched for people to talk to about my triplet pregnancy," said Mrs. Aremma, who drives from Garfield to the Island to attend meetings of MOST.

A triplet pregnancy in a woman with uterus didelphys was reported from Israel in 1981; one baby died in utero, and of the remaining babies, one was delivered at 27 weeks gestation and the other 72 days later.

Only three pairs of twins survived to term (85.6% loss of the second twin), whereas the triplet pregnancy evolved into a normal twin gestation, and the quadruplet pregnancy reported here also evolved into a singleton gestation.

Over the next couple of weeks, we consulted various specialists, including one who told us the odds in plain terms: The chances of having severe complications in a triplet pregnancy, he explained, are only 2 percent greater than with twins once you pass the 26-week mark.