logical question This strange phenomenon, which we don’t know whether to consider as a biological problem or a biological issue, may be described as ‘karma’ by some, but science can still explain it.

“A man leaving his wife, an imam marriage, a new wife, twins, a different father…” We wonder what we should think about. All the best, as always leaning our backs on science Let’s see how such a thing is possible.

Let’s start with the basics: the difference between fraternal twins and identical twins.

When you think of twins, the first image that probably comes to mind is identical twins. That is, fertilized by a single sperm. a single egg is the distribution. In any case, it is impossible for such twins to have different fathers.

However, it occurs when two separate eggs are fertilized by two separate sperm cells. fraternal twins, are different from each other. Although it is not common, they can be born to two different fathers.

This case has been reported 19 times in the world so far, including one in Turkey!

Although a condition called heteropaternal superfecundation is quite rare, it is not impossible to experience. During the same menstrual cycle a second egg can occur upon release. Shortly after the first egg is fertilized, another egg can be fertilized. If the sperm that fertilizes the egg belongs to different people, it is possible for the above situation to occur.

We can summarize it as follows: For the situation mentioned in Müge Anlı to occur, a woman must release an egg, have sex with a man, then release another egg and with another man He needs sex. Furthermore, this should all happen within 12-24 hours.

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