Since the news of the pregnancy the Duchess of Cambridge, would be in the 12th week of gestation, remained for several days entered in the King Edward VII Hospital suffering due to hyperemesis gravidarum, nausea and vomiting. According to the doctor Peter Bowen-Simpkins, director of the London Women's Clinic, pregnant women suffering from this ailment " can lose up to 10% of their body weight and be very dehydrated." He also indicated that hyperemesis gravidarum usually occurs more often in multiple pregnancies of twins or twins. Confirmed the rumor, opens another real question: who will be the heir to the throne? Britain's The Daily Telegraph made quick to dispel the doubts: "I n case of twins, the heir would be born first ."
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