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How Are Twins Diagnosed?

Twins are usually diagnosed through an ultrasound. An early ultrasound can detect the presence of multiple embryos as early as 6-7 weeks into the pregnancy. In some cases, a routine ultrasound at a later stage can also reveal the presence of twins.

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