Dr. Curtis Cook

Dr. Cook recalls how common multiple births have become and how he determines whether babies are identical or fraternal.

Dr. Cook explains if a woman is supposed to eat more and exercise less when pregnant with multiple babies.

Dr. Cook shares what a woman should consider when decided where to give birth to her multiple babies.

Dr. Cook explains what a woman can expect when she is pregnant with multiple babies and going to see a maternal-fetal medicine specialist.

Dr. Cook explains the process when delivering multiple babies and describes the risks associated with cesarean section (C-section) deliveries.

Dr. Cook explains if a woman should limit her activity level when pregnant with multiple babies.

Dr. Cook suggests multiple solutions for women expecting multiple babies and are feeling overwhelmed.

Dr. Cook explains when a woman pregnant with multiple babies must have a cesarean section (C-section).

Dr. Cook recalls the most common complications associated with multiple births and shares how the risk for these complications can be decreased.

Dr. Cook explains if there should be a limit to the number of embryos a doctor can implant in a woman who is trying to become pregnant.

Dr. Cook recalls the many multiple higher order birth deliveries he, and his partners, have participated in over the years.

Dr. Cook recalls a memorable experience he had with patient who gave birth to triplets.

Dr. Cook explains why the supplements iron and folic acid are important for a woman during pregnancy.

Dr. Cook explains why only one or two embryos should be implanted into a woman who is trying to become pregnant through artificial insemination.

Dr. Cook explains why women carrying multiple babies are likely to have a premature delivery and shares the risks commonly associated with multiple births.

Dr. Cook recalls the side effects associated with weight gain from more than one baby growing instead a woman's uterus.

Dr. Cook explains why multiple gestation is increasing while higher order multiples, like triplets and quadruplets, have decreased in number.