I am following a theme of eco-friendly, green living, and recycling this week in honor of Earth Day, so I’m recycling some TTTS Awareness posts and images.
The following information is copied directly from the American Pregnancy Association.
Does the mother have any signs of Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome?
A mother whose twins have TTTS may experience:
- Sensation of rapid growth of the womb
- A uterus that measures large for dates
- Abdominal pain, tightness, or contractions
- Sudden increase in body weight
- Swelling in the hands and legs in early pregnancy
Is there anything else that I need to be aware of if I have been diagnosed with Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome?
The Twin to Twin Transfusion Syndrome Foundation recommends that weekly ultrasounds be performed after 16 weeks through the end of the pregnancy to monitor TTTS. They recommend that this be done even if the warning signs of TTTS have decreased.
The TTTS Foundation can be contacted at http://www.tttsfoundation.org/or at 1-800-815-9211.
The five most all time most viewed TTTS stories (in no particular order) are:
I hope you will read at least one of them. The journeys were all so different. The stories are all amazing.
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Janine Huldie says
April 23, 2013 at 7:47 amLove the idea of recycling with this and will have to go back and re-read some of the stories you listed here again 🙂
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Chris Carter says
April 23, 2013 at 12:12 pmLove that you reposted these amazing stories… will definitely go back and read the ones I missed!! I just can’t keep up with you!!! 😉
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