“MoMo’s twins share the placenta, amniotic sac, and fluid, so such pregnancies have a higher risk of fetal complications.”.In rare cases, a woman in the United States becomes continuously pregnant, resulting in the birth of two identical twins. According to a news release from the University of Alabama (UAB) in Birmingham, Britney Alba discovered she was pregnant with twins about six months after giving birth to her first pair of twins, Luca and Levy.These types of twins are known as “MoMo”, which is an abbreviation for single sheepskin, single sheepskin, single sheepskin, and single sheepskin.Share placenta, amniotic membrane bags, and fluids. According to the University’s data, MoMo twins are one of the most rare types of twins, accounting for less than 1% of all newborns in the United States.

It is worth noting that MoMo twins have a high risk of fetal complications.Alba was admitted to the UAB High Risk Obstetrics Department at 25 weeks of pregnancy.Due to complications, she stayed there for over 50 days. Given the high risk of stillbirth associated with MoMo delivery, doctors say their goal is to deliver twins by Caesarean section within 32 to 34 weeks, in accordance with national standards.The couple welcomed twins Lydia and Linley Alba on October 25, 2022.Since the twins were born at the 32nd week, they received months of care in the hospital’s neonatal ward before leaving the hospital on December 7, 2022.

“Alba said in a press release, ‘Considering my future journey, I have to leave the children for a few weeks, which is very stressful. But I know that I have a village at home and will receive good support in UAB, which makes me less worried.'”.Tara Lus, 28, said she began experiencing irregular contracts around 8 a.m. on December 20th. This is a very cold day, with an air-cooling value of about – 40.She and her husband Mitchell drove 45 minutes to Yorkton and arrived at the hospital around 2 pm.

Then, I was just relaxing on the bedroom floor. And all of a sudden, I was in pain. I told my brother and my husband to call 911 now,” Tara said.

Minutes later, her water broke.

“It all happened so quickly.”EMS was tied up on another call, so paramedics didn’t arrive before the birth.

“Even if EMS weren’t doing another call, I doubt they would have made it there as it happened all so fast,” Mitchell said.