Does this look like mo/mo twins or mo/di twins?

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They haven't found a separating membrane yet so they are still considering them Mono/Mono twins. But judging by other ultrasounds I've seen, they look more like mo/di. Obviously, I know I didn't go to OB school for years or have a degree in reading ultrasounds. This is just from a few ultrasounds and posts that I've read. Here are two pictures, bottom one at 6 weeks and top one at 10 weeks. Thank you so much for any input!

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They diagnosed mine as mo mo.... and then referred me to the high risk MFM - with their better ultra sound only 5 white-knuckled days later the thin membrane was clearly there. I was kinda mad that the regular on told me they were mo mo when I had no clue what that was - and then google scared the crap outta me. The last 10 - 15 years have made huge strides in helping healthy mo mo twins

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Ours looked like mo/mo until we went to MFM at around 14 weeks. They found a very thin membrane.

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Have you been to a high risk doc with better ultrasounds. They are separated so hopefully they have a membrane! Sometimes it takes awhile to show the membrane because it is thin!

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They originally thought my girls were momo but at 12 weeks they sent me to a specialist with a high tech ultrasound machine and were able to see the membrane. I’ll attach pictures of the difference in ultrasound photos they were taken only 2 weeks apart and it’s a huge difference in the quality of what you can see. Even if they do turn out to be momo there is a lot of success stories so try not to stress :)

Does this look like mo/mo twins or mo/di twins?

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