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Monday, January 25, 2010

Triplet Statistics

Today I found some very interesting triplet statistics. 

  • In 2006 6,118 out of 4,265,555 births in the US were triplet births. That's  about .15%!
  • The rates of triplet birth have been declining, probably because of advances in infertility treatments. 
  • Less than 20% of triplets born between 1998 and 2003 are natural triplets. 
  • We are in a good group! 1 of every 3 triplet births happen very preterm - at less than 32 weeks of gestation. We will most likely deliver AFTER 33 weeks and 5 days based on some testing we had done.

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