WOMENS-HEALTH Messages for October, 2001: Re: Chlomid

Re: Chlomid

From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Tue, 16 Oct 2001 16:06:02 -0500 (CDT)

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Thanks Lisa..I have searched the archives but found nothing really helpful. (maybe I'm not looking in the right place) Mostly about other's experiences while on Clomid. I haven't been on any meds other than the Provera ( which is supposed to enduce ovulation ). I assume that it's possible I could eventually become pregnant on my own, by what I have been reading in articles on this site. But, then again..it could be years. I've been told great things about how clomid has helped others, but I'm also told that I should just let nature take its course. I think I can handle the side effects as long as they aren't long term. I know that there are side effects to any drug, I'm more concerned about any effect this will have on my child (if still in my system) and other things like any links to cancer. Anywho. I wish you luck as well. :) At Tue, 16 ct 2001, L. wrote: >
>Hi Amy, I am starting clomid too in the next week or so. I have two
>children, but stopped ovulating after a course of zoladex injections
>(theyre for treating endometriosis and adenomyosis, I have adeno). This
>is supposed to be a temporary thing and if left I would probably ovulate
>again, but they want me to get pregnant asap so that I can have surgery
>afterwards. Enough of my story, clomid works by fooling your brain into
>ovulating, it is usually given in one 50mg tablet once a day, for 5 days
>starting around the 4th day of your period (although everyones treatment
>is different). SIde effects can be breast tenderness, and pain at
>ovulation amongst some others. If I dont get pregnant in the first
>month, then my dose is going up to 100mg. It can sometimes (in about
>8-10%) cause twins or multiple births. This is all I know, but I want
>to wish you the best of luck, go for it!
>Lisa
>xxxx
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Thanks for the info.
Amy
LilMrsCantBeWrg@yahoo.com

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