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Re: clomid patientFrom: anonymous (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 16 Sep 2003 12:42:35 -0500 (CDT)
Clomid is anti-estrogenic, so it helps women with PCOS develop follicles and hopefully ovulate but it can interfere with building up the lining in some women. Hopefully the doctor is right and the lining gets thicker after ovulation. Some fertility specialists add extra estrogen inserted into the vagina while on clomid to conteract clomid's effects, but this can sometimes interfere with the development of the follicles. If you have to undergo another cycle (which of course I hope you do not) you can discuss this with them. Good luck! > >At Mon, 14 Jan 2002, Dona wrote: >> >>Hi everyone, >>Well I went for my day 13 ultrasound on Saturday.I didnt get to see my >>regular doctor but saw a very nice intern...the only problem was that he >>wasnt sure if I was going to ovulate or not..so he snapped a few >>pictures to show to my Doctor on monday(today).Well my Doc called me and >>told me I definately have at least one 17mm follicle on Saturday and to >>do an ovulation predictor kit tomorrow morning..if it comes up postivie >>I O'd if it doesnt then I havent yet and I will have to go in for >>another ultrasound tomorrow and possible HCG trigger shot. Last month >>while on 100mg nothing happened...no follicles at all...so this is >>definately a good sign! >>The only problem is that my uterine lining is still very thin,but he >>said sometimes it will thicken once ovulation occures...i didnt know >>this. >>well thats all for now,Dona
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