Some Possible Risks with Multiples Pregnancy

Before proceeding, read about the risks of carrying multiples in the event that the Cassava Root and / or Folic Acid works so well, you are blessed with twins, triplets or more. While the product claims it can increase a woman's chance, you want to be prepared for whatever happens. And if anyone has any doubts about what they are reading so far, you can return anything you have purchased that is unopened or discontinue use of supplements and just try for one baby without using any supplements or increasing your chances for multiples.

While this is a product review, the point is to also give helpful information. Also just because having multiples can result in a high risk pregnancy with many complication, it does not necessarily mean every woman who becomes pregnant with multiples without the help of fertility drugs or with the help of fertility drugs will have complications and pre-mature babies. Just like a woman carrying a single baby can still have a pregnancy with complications and have a pre-matue baby. Having a single baby doesn't mean there aren't any risks that can arise, but a woman carrying more than one baby increases those risks.

Some Possible Risks with Multiples Pregnancy

Increase risk for Anemia
Increase risk for gestational diabetes
Increase risk for pre-eclampsia
Increase risk for bed rest
Increase risk for C-Section
Increase risk for going into pre-term labor (before 37 weeks)
Increase risk of infants being born with low birth weight
Increase risk for infants having to stay in the NICU
Sometimes Vanishing Twin Syndrome can occur
In Identical Twins, twin to twin transfusion

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