When you're pregnant with twins, your body produces a lot of pregnancy hormones. As a result, morning sickness may strike earlier and more intensely than if you were carrying a single kid. You may also have earlier and more severe pregnancy symptoms such as edema, indigestion, leg cramps, bladder pain, and sleep issues. Twins tend to come in pairs where each twin is connected by a shared placenta and umbilical cord. This means that when you get pregnant with twins, you're already working with two babies inside of you. The extra load of tissue will need more nutrients and oxygen than your body can provide on its own, so it activates hormone production to make more blood cells and red blood cells. This mechanism may cause more intense morning sickness, labor earlier, and breast milk production that has to be processed by more mature liver cells. Morning sickness, premature labor, and increased bleeding are all factors that should be discussed with your doctor before you take on multiple pregnancies. Twins require special care during pregnancy due to the increased risk of death for both infants if one baby suffers from low blood sugar. Women who are pregnant with twins should monitor their blood glucose levels more frequently than those who carry a single fetus. It's normal to feel some discomfort during twin pregnancy. But if you're experiencing severe stomach cramping, see your doctor to make sure you don't have any complications related to your pregnancy.