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Re: pcos,chlomid,pregnancy.From: lisa (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 15 Jun 2001 10:27:26 -0500 (CDT)
At Sat, 02 Dec 2000, Leslie wrote: > >Hi Carol, > >How long are your cycles? If they are 28 days long, then you are probably >fertile on day 14. If they are longer, then you may not be fertile on day >14, but would (should) be fertile on the half-way point of your cycle. For >example, my cycles are usually 32 days long, so idealistically, I should be >fertile on day 16. Does this help any? I don't really know much about >chlomid, but the above stands true for regular cycles, so it stands to >reason that it would work with the drug too. > >Leslie > >> i have just started my first round of chlomid. i am on day 18 of my >> cycle. i am extremely tired, nauseaus, and experiencing ovarian pain >> which is stopping my from work. i i have pcos, diagnosed this year, had >> ovarian drilling performed in may. #2. is it possible to become >> pregnant other than mid cycle, ie day 14 with chlomid. i did the >> ovualtion test and the surge line appeared. with chlomid do you just >> ovulate once as normal mid cycle or at different times...please help >> this is driving me crazy..carol.
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