When I was pregnant with twins I had a BFP at 10 DPO - twas very dark. But besides that I was not bigger / bloated or had any morning sickness - that kicked in at about 7 weeks.
Perhaps it might be worth getting checked out as it could be something else that's perhaps making you sick / bloated as I can't imagine that you'd be getting these symptoms so early.
The only difference between my twin pregnancy and my singleton ones was that I fainted heaps when pregnant with twins. Morning sickness was no worse, neither was the exhaustion of early pregnancy. I showed early with all my pregnancies, and wasn't that bit until the 2nd half of my twin pregnancy. In fact I had seen heaps of midwives, who all palpated my belly, and all missed the twins until the 21 week scan because there was no outward sign that it was a buy-one-get-one-free pregnancy.
I got BFP's the same day with DD as with the twins (9 DPO - based on transfer dates), my morning sickness with DD and the twins started at the same time - about 7 weeks, but with the twins it lasted a week where as with DD I had it for 5 weeks.
We knew at 7 weeks we were expecting twins, but my belly didn't show until I was 12 weeks and then it 'exploded'.
The only early difference I noticed with my twin pg was that when I did the pregnancy test, the second line started coming up straight away - as in barely had time to put it down on the bench . Morning sickness started around the same time but actually finished sooner than it did with DS (14 weeks for the girls, almost the whole way through with DS)
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. Morning sickness started around the same time but actually finished sooner than it did with DS (14 weeks for the girls, almost the whole way through with DS)
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