The chances of pregnancy with two eggs are basically the same as with one egg, depending on whether the eggs are normal or not. The chances of getting pregnant have little to do with the number of follicles, but depend mainly on whether the follicles can develop and mature, so the chances of getting pregnant with two follicles should be judged according to the woman’s specific situation. If two follicles are discharged at the same time, and both follicles are mature and able to ovulate normally, the chances of pregnancy are higher, and twins may even occur. If only one of the follicles is mature, the chances of pregnancy are also higher. However, if both follicles are immature, the chances of pregnancy are lower. Whether the ovulated follicle can become pregnant depends not only on whether the follicle itself can develop and mature, but also on the quality of the partner’s sperm and the woman’s reproductive organs. If the sperm is of poor quality, or if the woman’s reproductive organs are abnormal in structure and function, it is not easy for her to conceive.