WIll Clomid Affect Normal Ovulation
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My wife is like a clock, even at 35. Her luetal phase may be a day one way or the other, but she ovulates consistently around day 14/15. After ttc for nearly 2 years after a tubal reversal, we've done all the tests: hsg, blood, semen and all are o.k. Perhaps this isn't meant to be. But, for one last attempt, my wife is starting on prescribed (seems like a big deal to say this on this forum) clomid, 50mg cycle days 3-7. Will this affect her normal ovulation? WIll she ovulate sooner? Will the chance for twins/multiples increase?
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Actually, it seems to lengthen your cycle, depending on how long it was before. Days 3-7 will produce more follicles then a 5-9 cycle..
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Just because it produces more follie doesnt neccessarly mean that they will pop off and bcome ready to be be fertilized does it?
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Clomid will turn your wife into an annoying internet junkie
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Clomid is sometimes prescribed to strengthen ovulation and make more mature eggs. Good luck, it's great to see future dad's to be getting so involved. All the best. HTH
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