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Clomid And Robitussin?

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kissycole

September 9th, 2005

I have heard about a method that some women are using and am just wondering if anyone here has tried it. I heard some women are taking robitussin after their last dose of clomid and until they ovulate. They have said it helps with improving your cervical mucus. I was just wondering if anyone here has tried it. Also i've heard drinking green tea will help too. If anyone has info that would be helpful.
Thanks :d

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angelp

replied October 16th, 2005

Clomid

Tussin with guaifenesin can reduce the amout of cervical mucus. It works because as many as 30% of woman on clomid produce hostil cervical mucus that wont let the little swimmers through. Tussin works on all body mucus not just nasal mucus.

Hope this helps.

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