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Q: Advice Please!

asked by: penguin77 on October 18th, 2007

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Hi, I just finished a round of 50mg clomid. Since ovulation, I have had spotting. It started off as the tiniest amount imaginable but in the last couple of days has really picked up. It is brown in colour. Does anyone know if I may need progesterone to stop this or if it's likely to stop next round of clomid? Any help would be great!
Thanks.

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monkeygirl22

replied on November 9th, 2007

Extremely eHealthy

This is really something you should ask your doctor about. From what I understand though, clomid should help increase the amount of progesterone in your body during the last half of your cycle. Your doctor may choose to increase your doseage to give you a little extra boost.

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