In the same gestational sac??

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My twins are in the same gestational sac. Does that mean that they are identical twins? My dr said she doesn't know until genetic testing is done. Up until yesterday I knew nothing about twins.

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It doesn't look like they are in the same sac. The circular "bubble" that is around each of them means they have their own sac. They do share a placenta, though. This means you have Mo/Di (two sacs one placenta). They are identical - congrats!

Ours look the exact same. US was at 9W, we are 12.5 now.

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They are identical if they share a placenta that is how my doctor could tell mine were identical because I only have one placenta 😊

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Mo-di and Mo-mo are identical.

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Di/Di twins are when two eggs are released and fertilised resulting in two babies with seperate placenta and amniotic sacs. Typically fraternal
Mo/Di are when one egg is fertilised and splits into two resulting in two babies, one placenta and two amniotic sacs seperated by a thin membrane typically. Identical twins
Mo/Mo twins are when one egg is fertilised and splits resulting in two babies sharing a placenta and amniotic sac. Identical twins
However some fraternal twins can be genetically identical, also fraternal twins (Di/Di) can appear to be Mo/Di as the placentas can join together. They can usually tell if the multiple pregnancy us noted early enough. Hope this helps a bit

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Not true. The only way to tell they are identical is a dna test after birth unless it's a boy & a girl. Then you know they are fraternal.

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Monoamniotic twins are identical twinsthat share the same amniotic sac within their mother’s uterus.[1] Monoamniotic twins are always identical, alwaysmonochorionic and are usually termedMonoamniotic-Monochorionic("MoMo") twins.[1] They also share theplacenta, but have two separateumbilical cords. Monoamniotic twins develop when an embryo does not split until after formation of the amniotic sac,[1] at about 9-13 days afterfertilization.

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I thought shared sac = identical and 2 sacs = fraternal.

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How far along r you

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Sorry I saw that no one else has responded.  I think that's what it means based on what I found out when I looked up fraternal twins...but there is also a "in between" definition where they're called mono-di.  I know Google can be scary, but may be helpful for just this question.  Good luck and congrats!!!

In the same gestational sac??

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