Week 16: Twins - Looking Pregnant

Week 16: Twins - Looking Pregnant

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Carrying twins, you'll start to look pregnant by:

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Carrying twins, you'll start to look pregnant by:

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By the time you're 16 weeks pregnant, you may have gained about 15 pounds, and you'll likely need to start wearing maternity clothing. Your regular clothing may have felt tight as early as 10 weeks, but you could still get away with wearing looser shirts and pants for a while.


If you've been pregnant before, you might start to show as early as 14 weeks, but this varies by the individual.

You didn't get it right.


By the time you're 16 weeks pregnant, you may have gained about 15 pounds, and you'll likely need to start wearing maternity clothing. Your regular clothing may have felt tight as early as 10 weeks, but you could still get away with wearing looser shirts and pants for a while.


If you've been pregnant before, you might start to show as early as 14 weeks, but this varies by the individual.

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By the time you're 16 weeks pregnant, you may have gained about 15 pounds, and you'll likely need to start wearing maternity clothing. Your regular clothing may have felt tight as early as 10 weeks, but you could still get away with wearing looser shirts and pants for a while.


If you've been pregnant before, you might start to show as early as 14 weeks, but this varies by the individual.

You didn't get it right.


By the time you're 16 weeks pregnant, you may have gained about 15 pounds, and you'll likely need to start wearing maternity clothing. Your regular clothing may have felt tight as early as 10 weeks, but you could still get away with wearing looser shirts and pants for a while.


If you've been pregnant before, you might start to show as early as 14 weeks, but this varies by the individual.

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Reviewed by Traci C. Johnson, FACOG, MD on July 16, 2014

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