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With monochorionic twins you might hear about a condition called selective intrauterine growth restriction (sIUGR or sFGR). This condition happens when one of the twins doesn’t get as much blood flow or nutrients as the other leading to uneven growth.

Pregnancy is a transformative journey, but carrying triplets brings a unique set of considerations and preparations. Expecting multiples often means more frequent check-ups, specialized care, and added attention to maternal health.

Fetal alloimmunization may sound daunting, but with preventive care and monitoring, the risks to you and your baby can be greatly reduced. Early testing, interventions if necessary will provide the best possible care for your affected pregnancy.

Fetal therapy holds great promise for improving outcomes for certain congenital conditions, but it is not without its controversies. Open communication with Dr. Mehra and careful consideration of all factors is key to ensure the best possible outcomes.

Staying hydrated is a simple yet effective way to significantly impact your recovery post-surgery and maintain a healthy pregnancy. Always consult with Dr. Mehra to determine the right amount of fluid intake for your specific circumstances.

A diagnosis of TTTS can feel overwhelming, but understanding treatment options and having a supportive network is crucial. Focus on positive milestones, manage emotions with mindfulness and counseling, and prepare a flexible birth plan.

Remember that open communication with Dr. Mehra's team is key. Don't hesitate to ask any questions or voice your concerns. Understanding the entire process will empower you to make informed decisions and feel more confident about the path you choose.

Remember that every pregnancy is unique, and individual nutritional needs may vary. It's essential to work closely with Dr. Mehra or a registered dietitian to develop a personalized nutrition plan that meets your specific requirements with twins.

A high-risk pregnancy can be an emotionally and physically demanding journey, but remember that you are strong and resilient. With proper care, support, and a positive mindset, you can navigate this unique path and bring your little one into the world.

It’s always important to practice healthy habits during pregnancy. That’s especially true if you have two or more babies on the way. Consider these tips from an experienced specialist about staying healthy during a multiple pregnancy.