Yes, it is possible to have twins with IVF. In fact, multiple births are more common with IVF than with natural conception. This is because doctors often implant multiple embryos during IVF to increase the likelihood of a successful pregnancy. However, it is important to note that having twins or multiples can come with increased medical risks for both the mother and the babies. Talk to your doctor about the risks and benefits of having multiple embryos implanted during IVF.

When it comes to having twins with IVF, there are several factors that influence the likelihood of a multiple pregnancy. These factors include the number of embryos implanted, the woman’s age, and the woman’s medical history. Generally, younger women are more likely to conceive twins than older women. Additionally, the more embryos that are implanted, the greater the chance of having twins.

Ultimately, the decision to have twins or multiples with IVF is up to the couple. Be sure to discuss the risks and benefits of multiple births with your doctor before making a decision.