Silly question

[Aimaim77]

If they only put one egg in . Could you ever end up with twins ?

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Yes as it can split resulting in twins x

[Mooster1]

Yes def as button 123 says it can split in two. I know a lady who had two eggs put back in and one of them split and she ended up with triplets! X

[Kimttcnumber2]

Yes it happend to me I had identical twins girls one blast two babies they are now 9 months old and there great wouldn't had it any different👍xxx

[Mooster1 in reply to Kimttcnumber2]

Awwww Mine are 3 months. great fun but hard work but as you say I wouldn't change it for the world 😍. X

[smallcat]

Yes, so if you have 2 good quality embryos potentially you could end up with triplets or quads if both split. In practice the odds of this a very low I was told. I decided to have one embryo transferred rather than two as I felt I had a good chance of twins due to my partner's family having some sets. Also my embryo was blastocyst and had a good chance of survival. Now 16 weeks pregnant with one baby.

But there are stats which show many cycles where two embryos are transferred result in one implanting, so it's a tricky choice.

Best wishes, xxx

[JessR]

I had one embryo and it split. They were identical and in the same sac. We only made it to 13 weeks though so I really really wish it had stayed as one!