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Re: What exactly is a clomid challenge?From: anonymous@obgyn.netWed, 18 Oct 2000 08:21:41 -0500 (CDT)
At Tue, 17 Oct 2000, GS wrote: > >What is a doctor looking for when they do a clomid challenge? I've >conceived twice recently, once on 50 mg clomid, the other time on my >own. Unfortunately, both pregnancies ended in very early miscarriages. >My doctor is looking at immune system & chromosomal problems, but she is >also doing a "clomid challenge". She had me come in on Day 3 for >bloodwork (FSH was 4, estradiol was 19, take 100 mg clomid days 5-9, and >repeated the bloodwork on Day 10. I haven't gotten the Day 10 results >yet and I'm a little anxious about it. Usually the nurse will call with >the results. This time, I called their office after not hearing from >them for several days. They told me that I need to wait for the doctor >to talk to me. What exactly would she be looking for? > >Any help would be appreciated. The test is used as an assay of FSH response. If the FSH on Day 10 is abnormally high, this correlates with a significant prospect for failure to achieve pregnancy. I am not sure why this is necessary with you as you have twice previously conceived on Clomid.
-- William D. McIntosh, MD, FACOG Clarksville, TN
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