There is no basis for Chinese medicine to regulate twins. Traditional Chinese medicine can regulate fetal qi, but it cannot regulate multiple births, singletons and the sex of the fetus. If you have symptoms of abnormal fetal qi, you can take traditional Chinese medicine for fetal protection treatment. If you want to have twins, you can try the following methods: eat more yam. Experts believe that yam contains a natural phytoestrogen, which can stimulate two ovaries to expel an egg at the same time.
Fertility in 65438+February Dutch experts found that women have the strongest fertility in 65438+February, during which the probability of giving birth to twins and triplets after pregnancy is the highest. According to research, older women are more likely to have twins. Scientists from the Free University of the Netherlands published a paper in the latest issue of the British magazine "Human Reproduction", saying that their research results show that with the increase of women's age, the level of follicle-stimulating hormone in their bodies will increase, which will lead to "high activity" of the ovaries and prompt women to expel two eggs at the same time.
Increase hormones. The secret recipe of twins was once very popular among Sichuanese. According to researchers, most of these so-called secret recipes are drugs that can increase hormones. The main function of these drugs is to induce the anterior pituitary gland to secrete gonadotropins, which can induce ovulation after taking them. However, if a healthy woman takes it improperly, she may have adverse reactions such as breast pain, nausea, dizziness and fatigue. Take ovulation medicine. On the fifth day of menstruation, take clomiphene citrate, an ovulation induction drug, for five consecutive days. After taking this medicine, the ovulation rate reaches about 80%, but the pregnancy rate only reaches 30-40%. But taking this medicine casually for twins may be harmful to both mother and fetus.
Is the accessory placenta a twin? Accessory placenta is not a twin, but a manifestation of abnormal placental morphology. Accessory placenta refers to the existence of one or more placenta lobes with a certain distance (≥2cm) from the main placenta, in which the fetal membrane and blood vessels are connected with the main placenta. The accessory placenta has important clinical significance: First, the blood vessels between the main placenta and the accessory placenta can pass through the inner mouth of the cervical canal before the fetus is presented, forming a preposed blood vessel, which can cause prenatal or intrapartum bleeding, leading to fetal distress and even death. Second, the accessory placenta can occasionally attach to the lower part of the uterus, showing the symptoms of placenta previa, and postpartum examination found that there is also a placenta in the normal position. Third, after the delivery of the main placenta, the accessory placenta may remain in the uterine cavity, leading to postpartum hemorrhage and infection. Therefore, after the placenta is delivered, it needs to be carefully examined, especially to pay attention to whether there is a large chorionic defect on the fetal membrane and whether there are broken blood vessels at the edge of the placenta and fetal membrane.
Accessory placenta can be seen occasionally in clinical work, mainly through B-ultrasound. Under normal circumstances, the placenta of the fetus should be round. Accessory placenta refers to a piece of placental tissue derived from normal placenta. The appearance of the accessory placenta does not mean that there are two fetuses in the uterine cavity. In some cases, even a singleton pregnancy may have a placental appendix, and even a twin pregnancy may have a placental appendix, but it may not have a placental appendix. There is no necessary connection between accessory placenta and twin pregnancy in clinical work.
If the accessory placenta is found during B-ultrasound, this situation will not affect the growth and delivery of the fetus. However, it should be noted that in the process of discharging the placenta after delivery, attention should be paid to checking the integrity of the placenta to prevent the accessory placenta from remaining in the uterine cavity, so the uterus must be cleared after delivery. Therefore, the accessory placenta is not twins, which is more common in clinical work.