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Q: Hi! Im New Here. Question About Clomid...

asked by: Lola916 on December 9th, 2005

New User

Im 29 and about to start my 5th cycle of clomid. Im up to 150 mg. I have seen 2 dr's, one said to take it on days 3-7 and the other said days 5-9. Does it really make a difference? If so, what determines which days to take it? Today is day 3 of my cycle and the impatient part of me wants to take it right now. This is driving me crazy!!! Anyone have any advice? Thanks, lola :?

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Debb75

replied on December 12th, 2005

Experienced User

Just to share. I just finished my first cycle of clomid. My gynea told me to take it on the 2nd day for 5 days, 100 mg. I am 30 and have been trying for 3 years. Only realised that I have pcos and endrometrosis.
Went to see the gynea on the 10th day and he siad that I am not responding, so increase my dosage to 150 mg. Now, I am at 13th day after my first cycle.

Debb75

replied on December 18th, 2005

Experienced User

Well, this is my 18th day and nothing seems to happen. My mucus is still dry and ovaluation test kit results is still neg. How are you doing?

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