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Re: InfertilityFrom: Mary (anonymous@obgyn.net)Tue, 21 Sep 1999 08:23:59 -0500
> I am 36 years of age with no children. I have been pregnant several > times (five or six. The most viable lasted 22 weeks; it was lost due to > an incompetent cervix. In the past I have never had a problem getting > pregnant but now, I have been trying for 13 months - no pregnancy! I am > currently taking Clomid. My doctor has suggested that I continue to > take the Clomid, still yet, I am told that the Clomid is causing a > fluid. This "fluid" does not allow the sperm to travel to meet the egg, > so I was given an IUI. This, of course did not work because I am still > not pregnant. If this is true, then why take the Clomid since to become > pregnant you need the sperm to be able to "freely" swim to its > destination? Help... Yes, clomid can thicken your cervical mucus. This happened with me when I was TTC on clomid over 2 years ago. I took plain Robitussin beginning on day 11 until my temp rose. The nurse practitioner at my OB's office told me they would prescribe supplemental estrogen if the Robitussin did not help. It worked like a charm!
-- Mary Shoup Pregnancy & Birth Coordinator mary.shoup@obgyn.net http://www.obgyn.net/pb/pb.htm
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