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stillbirth of a twin

I was born prematurely at 7 months. Is it possible that I had a twin, still born at five months?

The circumstances were special in that my father was dying, there was a war going on outside the door and my mother, at 41, was no longer expecting to get pregnant.
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  • Male | 75 years old
  • Medications: none
  • Conditions: none
February 03, 09:12 AM

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There have been rare reports of a mother giving birth to one twin and then carry the second one for several more months, so it is possible, but very very unlikely. However, it sounds like some very special conditions and a special mother, so who knows? Glad you did well!

Best of luck!
Today Clinic
Today Clinic
Family Medicine in Oklahoma City, OK
Level: Master Contributor (89)
February 05, 08:50 PM
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