Clomid

I have recently heard about a new drug that can help you ovulate so that you may become pregnant, It's called Clomid.

Clomid is a brand name for a fertility drug Clomiphene Citrate, which can also be sold under the brand name as Serophen or a generic version of Clomiphene Citrate, but know that they are all the same drug.
This drug is most commonly used for females that are having a hard time ovulating.

Clomid is easy to use, you don't have to worry about poking yourself with needles you just take a bill.

Clomid’s side effects aren’t so bad, as far as fertility drugs are concerned. The most common side
effects are hot flashes, breast tenderness, mood swings, and nausea. But once the medication is stopped, the side effects will leave, too. It also works 80% of the time. You don't always get pregnant right away, out of 80% only about 40% to 45% of women using Clomid will get pregnant within six cycles of use.

If this is something that you are interested in you should consult with your doctor about it. You should follow the directions your doctor gives you, every doctor has a slightly different protocol.

The most common dosage of Clomid is 50 mg, taken for five days, on days 3 through 7 of your cycle, or days 5 through 9 of your cycle. (With day one of your cycle being the first day of real menstrual bleeding, and not just spotting.) Ovulation and pregnancy rates have been shown to be similar whether the drug is started on day two, three, four, or five, so don’t feel concerned if your doctor tells you a different protocol to follow than your friend, or me. : )
Also when you are using Clomid for more than six cycles is not generally recommended. If six cycles go by, and you still haven't become pregnant, other alternatives may be considered.

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