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Re: infertility after 2 children

From: mary (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 29 Jun 1999 22:54:28 -0500


> I have two children age 6 and 4 respectively. I am trying to have
> another child for the past six months. I have no problem conceiving my
> two children but now it seems very difficult for me to conceive another
> baby. My doctor gave me 100mg of clomid and increase it to 150mg of
> clomid and 1 parlodel last month since he said I worried too much. This
> month he increases my dosage to 4 clomid (2 in the morning an 2 at
> night)together with 1 parlodel. On the 1st. day I took the pills, I
> had this headache and vomitted and could't sleep the whole night.
> Yesterday, it was better coz' no vomitting and I still get this uneasy
> feeling and don't feel well at all after taking the night pills. Can
> somebody explain to me on this, whether is it normal to fell this way
> and what is parlodel for?

Be sure to let your doc know how the pills are making you feel. What kind of doctor is treating you - an OB/gyn, a reproductive endocrinologist?

Parlodel used to be given to help dry up breastmilk. I know it is prescribed to those who have problems conceiving and have a high prolactin level (the milk-producing hormone). Have you had blood tests run to check various hormone levels?

Is your doctor monitoring you for hyperstimulation? Is he examining you either manually and/or via ultrasound before prescribing more clomid each cycle? I sounds like your doc isn't explaining much to you.

Go to your local library and look up clomid/clomiphene citrate in the Physicians Desk Reference (PDR) and see if the side effects match what you are experiencing.

Good luck to you.

--
Mary Shoup
Pregnancy & Birth Coordinator
mary.shoup@obgyn.net





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