The Doctors: In Vitro Fertilization
On an episode devoted entirely to multiples, Dr. Rachael Ross explained why in vitro fertilization often results in multiple pregnancies. With in vitro, doctors will implant multiple embryos into the uterus. Therefore, however many embryos “stick,” that’s however many babies you will have!
The Drs TV: Triplets Ladies Man Quiz
Dr. Yazdana Alami shared infant oral hygiene tips and The Doctors hosted a ladies man quiz with three triplet brothers.
The chances of having twins are 1 in 285, but the chances of having triplets are 1 in 2 million! Amazingly, Miles, Jordan, and Lance are triplet brothers who were conceived naturally. They took a quiz on The Doctors stage to prove who among them is the real ladies man, once and for all.
According to a Men’s Health survey, which male physical attribute is of the highest importance to women?
- A: Muscular Build
- B: Sense of Style
- C: Handsome Face
- D: Height
- A) B: Sense of Style.
According to Cosmopolitan, what percentage of women have said “I love you” to a guy, even though they didn’t mean it?
- A: More than 43%
- B: More than 23%
- C: More than 53%
- D: More than 13%
- A: More than 43%
In the end, it seems like all the guys still needed a bit of work in the ladies department.
The Drs TV: Quintuplets Conceived Through IUI
Meryl and John, parents of quintuplets, later joined The Doctors to discuss how they conceived their five bundles of joy. When Meryl experienced fertility issues, she visited a specialist and was able to conceive the couple’s first child, Gianna. Then, they tried IUI (intrauterine insemination) for a second pregnancy, which resulted in five babies. Dr. Rachael explained that this method very rarely produces multiples, so the quints are true miracles.
The Doctors: Infant Oral Hygiene Tips
The Doctors then sent the Ferraro Family to their first dentist visit ever. Here are some great infant oral hygiene tips from Dr. Yazdana Alami.
- To keep gums healthy, wipe gums with a wet washcloth after nursing.
- To help ease the pain of teething, brush frequently and use teethers.
- When the first tooth arrives, begin a hygiene program of brushing twice a day immediately. Don’t use any toothpaste until the age of three.
- Help children brush their teeth until their first molars appear, around the age of six.
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