PCOS Messages for August, 2002: Re: To Clomid or not to Clomid... kinda long

Re: To Clomid or not to Clomid... kinda long

From: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu, 1 Aug 2002 12:05:23 -0500 (CDT)

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Sonnet,

I was having irregular cycles at one time and when I discussed it with my PCP she mentioned that if I didn't have a period for 3 months she would "just give you some clomid" to get things going. So this guy is not the first!

I have done many rounds of clomid at different times. The very first time I was put on 100mg because I had cysts and my OB said that the lower dose would not work. I ovulated on the first try and got pregnant on the second month. My dr had me take it days 4-8 but my RE says it doesn't matter—you can start on day 3, 4, or 5.

Now I am taking 50mg unmonitored but my OB does feel that anyone taking a higher dose should be monitored with an ultrsound before a cycle. Also, everything I have read indicates that it is standard to only start clomid after a bleed (natural or induced).

Hope this helps with your decision,

zan

At Tue, 30 Jul 2002, anonymous wrote: >
>Sonnet,
>
>My RE originally began me on Clomid days 5-9. But my cycle is pretty
>long (30-32 days) so we backed it up and I now take it days 3-7. It has
>induced ovulation for me, but not until I took three 50mg tablets per
>day. But I've NEVER heard of it being used to induce a period. And I
>would think starting randomly in a cycle wouldn't produce a "good
>ovulation".
>
>But after a year on clomid and met, my husband and I are beginning to
>look in to adoption. We can't continue to subject ourselves to this
>emotional torture. We've been trying total for over 3 years. And we're
>not willing to do injections. We are eager to start our family, whether
>it is biologically or through adoption.
>
>Best of luck with the job hunt and with the MD thing. I can imagine how
>frustrating it can be!!

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