This is when you have to speak up and explain if you feel or see that something isn’t right or isn’t getting back to normal. Thankfully, you had, or will have, several post partum checkups for yourself. If so, your body told you that something wasn’t right after birth. Of course, leaving these pieces behind and having to perform another procedure so soon after delivery isn’t ideal. It is usually desired to be avoided, but has to be done in some cases. In some emergency cases, there’s less than 15 minutes to get them out. The explanation that you might receive to those reasonable and natural questions is that there is a very short window to deliver a baby, specifically via c-section, let alone two babies, until the body naturally closes up to protect babies and mama. Why can’t they do their job right and get everything out the first time? How could my delivery team have missed that? This time, because there are leftover placenta pieces that weren’t completely removed during the delivery. Just when your body is beginning to heal and recover from the trauma of all that a twin pregnancy and birth does to your body, you’re told that you need to schedule another surgical procedure. When they were likely in a rush to get the precious little ones safely out into the world, and naturally, made removing them a higher priority than their life-giving placentas.
This is more likely to have happened if your babies birth was an emergency situation. Whether you’ve given birth to twins, more, or even a singleton, placenta particles being left
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