Can i have twins if they don't run in my family or my husbands family?

Question

Can i have twins if they don't run in my family or my husbands family?

Answer 1

Sure. It's possible.

Answer 2

Anything is possible

Answer 3

yes, but it would be less likely.

Answer 4

yes. if either the egg splits or you have two eggs (that's literally what happens)

Answer 5

Here's an answer from someone who has fraternal twins...one boy, one girl! They were born in 1985.  After doing family research on twins on my side of the family, I learned that that last set of twins on my fathers side...lol...were born in in 1827.  There were actually 5  sets of twins born between 1820-1827 on my fathers side of the family.  As for my mothers...no twins to be found...anywhere!  I think that the Powers That Be decided to bless me with twice the happiness!  Certainly not hereditary in my family!!

Answer 6

yes, u'll have what ever god want you to have, you could have a cat if god want u too

Answer 7

It is very unlikely unless you go to the doctor and get a fertilizaton treatment. Then your body would start more eggs than normal and it would be likely you could have twins or even more babies than that!

Answer 8

It is possible it is just that each case of twins ups your chances of multiples

Answer 9

Anything is possible, I have always been told it skips genarations, ask your mom if your grandmother was a twin, you might not know. I am a twin and my mom did not know my grandma was a twin until after we were born. Infant death was common back in the older days. Even if your grandma wasnt a twin, you could have twins.

Answer 10

Yes, it is more common to have twins every other generation if they run in your family, however you can still have them if multiples do not run in your family.

Answer 11

Yes - my Mother in law had twin boys for her fourth pregnancy and there were no twins ever in the family before.

They were identical, and she believes she had them because she ran a high fever and had the flu when she conceived.   Often the body being a little off for some reason can cause the split at the beginning that makes twins.  According to scientists, identical twins don't run in families - they haven't figured that one out because it's one egg, it just splits.  It's fraternal twins that run in families, and only on the mothers side - that's a case of the mom inheriting the tendency to release two eggs in one cycle.