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Monoamniotic Twins With Two Sacs?

Ok, I was just found out that I'm havin monoamniotic boys but they are in 2 different sacs a membrane was found. My question is are my little angels still at risk of cord entanglement even if their in their own amniotic sacs?

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Mar 06, 2012
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starstarstarstarstar 		9 WEEK'S WITH IDENTCAL TWINS PLUS ONE MORE SO IT TRIPLETS
by: Anonymous

IAM HAVING IDENTCAL TWINS IAM 9 WEEK'S AND THEY HAVE ONE PLCENTA AND TWO YOLK SAC'S JUST WANTED TO KNOW IF ANY ONE CAN TELL ME IF THEY ARE MORE LIKELY TO HAVE A MEMBRIAN OR NOT PLEASE LET ME KNOW THANK YOU!!!!!
Jun 23, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Mono-Di girls!
by: Anonymous

I am currently 33w 5d with Monochorionic/Diamniotic girls! The first ultrasound I had for this pregnancy (a dating one) was at 11 weeks and that is when we found out it was twins. The first thing the tech did was determine what kind of twins they were and a membrane was found! So they are sharing one placenta and have their own amniotic sacs. I was referred to an OBGyN right away (In Ontario they don't take you until you are 26 weeks) And he has ordered an ultrasound every month to check for growth, TTTS. Everything has turned out well and both girls are healthy and within days of each other as far as growth goes. The risk of TTTS is there but it's not a HUGE one. I would just make sure you are getting the right scans and let those babies grow!!! You can do it!
Jun 21, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Thank You
by: Anonymous

Thank you so much I will be sure to keep you guys posted
Jun 21, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		I Can't Read
by: Anonymous

I read that after the fact, lol. Well I hope all goes well and that you carry these little ones with no complications. Keep us posted, good luck!
Jun 21, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		14 weeks
by: Anonymous

I know about TTTS thats why i said that all i have to worry about now is that i was more terrified of the cord entanglement but now that you told me they are at no risk of that issue i just have to pray about the TTTS. All my other boys were singleton babies so im really afraid because of all the risk with carrying multiples. My due date is December 14 im roughly about 14 weeks an 6 days.
Jun 21, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		2 different issues
by: Anonymous

Mo-Di is Monochorionic-Diamniotic twins. Basically twins with 1 placenta, which I belive is what you are describing with your pregnancy. When you first posted though, you mentioned cord entanglement which is not the same as TTTS. Un fortunately with mo-di twins there is still risk for TTTS. That is not the same as cord entanglement (two cords wrapping around each other) TTTS is still very much a concern for you but can be managed. Your doc should be referring you to a specialist, at least by 16-20 wks. How far along are you? Check out www.tttsfoundation.org for info. Be encouraged though, you can do this!
Jun 21, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Thank You
by: Anonymous

Thanks so much I was worried about that so they have a better chanve of survival all I have to worry about is TTT. If you dont mind me asking what is mo/di? Thanks so much you. You have gave me a great deal of relief.
Jun 20, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Monochorionic
by: Anonymous

If you have 1 placenta, but 2 sacs, then your twins are identical, but should still be safe from cord entanglement. I gather that is your concern. That is an issue in mo/mo twins, which are 1 placenta, 1 sac, so that your babes are floating around in a shared space. If they are in their own sac, they are mo/di and should be okay as far as cord entanglement.
Jun 20, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		My Concern
by: Anonymous

My concern is not if they are identical are not I just want to know if they still can get tangled up even if they are in two different sacs?
Jun 20, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		What I was told
by: Anonymous

When the lady did my ultrasound she said that they were identical I only have one placenta but its to babies. Im only going by what the ultrasound tech said since she is a perfessional
Jun 20, 2011
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starstarstarstarstar 		Confused
by: Anonymous

Are you sure you are having monoamniotic twins? That means they are in one sac with no membrane if I'm not mistaken. What you're describing isn't that. Maybe you mean monochorionic?

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