If my partners half brother has twins how likely am I to get pregnant with fraternal twins?

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Fraternal twins depends on your genetics, not your partner’s. If you have non-identical twins on your side of the family, you may be genetically predisposed to release two eggs at ovulation rather than one but even then it’s a small chance. Identical twins are not hereditary at all, but you won’t have any higher chance of having fraternal twins because of your partner’s genetics 😊

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I’m confused!🤦🏾‍♀️ I’m currently pregnant with didi fraternal twins! Twins isn’t hereditary in neither my mothers or fathers family! I am the FIRST! However, my husbands mom carried twins and miscarried, and her mom carried twins and lost one after birth! Help me, or should I just count this as a blessing being we have 4 boys preciously and are pregnant with boy/GIRL twins😍😍😍😍Atleast we have our girl because the baby factor will officially be closed on September 9th!

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The twin genetics only come from the woman's bloodline.

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you're partners side has nothing to do with it. He can't make you ovulate twice. It's only of the mother's side.

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Doesn’t affect you at all. If twins run in your husbands genes then it will pass to your children (but only affect your female children). If it runs on your parents side then it was passed to you. It only affects females as it has to do with eggs, not sperm. Men can carry the gene and pass it to his children though. Hope that helps 🤷‍♀️

If my partners half brother has twins how likely am I to get pregnant with fraternal twins?

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