I am married for one year and 3 months
now, 25 yrs old. my husband(26 yrs old)
and I were trying to conceive since then .
my husband's semen test turned normal and
showed that he is fertile, I also did some
fertility testing. I did ultra sound for
my ovaries and uterus and checked my
hormones and thy are all normal. my OB/Gym
monitored my ovulation and confirmed that
am ovulating day 13 of my menstrual cycle.
my menstrual cycle is very regular 27 days
length. yet no pregnancy happened (I
wasn%u2019t pregnant before). my OB
suggested the next step is to have HSG
test and start taking Clomid pills even
though she confirmed my regular ovulation.
what are your recommendation, shall I go
for Clomid and HSG test, Knowing that my
prior test were all normal??
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Mrs.Owen22
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clomid Posted: 06-10-08 22:31pm
I am a 26 year old woman and my husband
and I are also trying to conceive. I am
also taking Clomid and what I have learned
about Clomid is that even if you are
totally normal and fertile it is a good
boost for you. Clomids purpose is to
basically give you more hormone to kick
your ovaries into high gear and help your
body to push the best and strongest eggs
out when you ovulate. So I would
recommend trying it. It can't hurt and it
will only help your chances of conceiving.
Good luck
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nightangel73
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Re: clomid Posted: 06-11-08 18:30pm
Mrs.Owen22
wrote:
I am a 26 year old woman and
my husband and I are also trying to
conceive. I am also taking Clomid and
what I have learned about Clomid is that
even if you are totally normal and fertile
it is a good boost for you. Clomids
purpose is to basically give you more
hormone to kick your ovaries into high
gear and help your body to push the best
and strongest eggs out when you ovulate.
So I would recommend trying it. It can't
hurt and it will only help your chances of
conceiving. Good
luck
I think if one is normally ovulating
better for nature to do the work of
fertilizing. I'm warry of fertility drugs
unless necessary, that's why the number of
multiple pregnancies have increased which
is unhealthy for mom and babies. It is
better for one egg to be fertilized at a
time.
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Mrs.Owen22
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Joined: 10 Jun 2008 Posts: 5
clomid Posted: 06-16-08 20:15pm
Maybe I am a little misunderstood. I had
a miscarriage in January and my doctor
started me on Clomid because he said that
it would help me to pass healthy and more
viable eggs or egg. He felt that my
miscarriage could have been due to a weak
or not fertilized egg. And from my
research and what the doctor has told me
there is less than a 5% chance of
multiples happening. I feel as a very
strong Christian woman The Lord would find
it OK to be taking Clomid as it is only
helping your body to pass stronger eggs.
Which I feel every woman in my place would
want after having a miscarriage.
