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TwinsYou can have twins any time you have two fertilized eggs growing in your uterus, or if one fertilized egg splits and grows into two embryos.

The first one is fraternal twins (which are more associated with heredity) and the second one is identical twins.

However, because your husband's mother is a twin, it may put you at a slightly higher chance for a twin pregnancy. This chance would be higher if your mother or grandmother had a history of twin pregnancies.

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