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Q: Going to Try Clomid!!!!!!

asked by: Christinelovesu on August 5th, 2007

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I hvae been trying for almost 5 years to get pregnant so 6 months ago I got worried and went to see a obyn and she is now going to try clomid and I was wondering how many people have had sucuess with it?? and do I take it the same time everyday?? she wants me to call the office the first day of my pd and then 5th day take clomid for 5 dayd and then got for my app I guess to see what happens.......

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Ravynne0311

replied on August 21st, 2007

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Do you have PCOS? MY husband and I got pregnant once by accident, but I miscarried. We tried to get pregnant again but it just wasn't happening, so I went to my Doc and she diagnosed me w/ PCOS. Now she's got me on Metformin, Provera and Clomid. I hope it works. I hope yours works too. This may be something you want to ask your Doc about? Good Luck

suzys zoo

replied on October 8th, 2007

New User

Yes, you are supposed to take the clomid at the same time daily....good luck! Did not work for me and I had a terrible amount of side effects, but everyone is different! Good luck!

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