Hi Samantha I am on my 6th cycle with clomid... I think I am on it due to my age I'm a late starter at 43...fertility drops off once you get into your 30's ...
my understanding is that clomid enhances ov, you get an increased chance of multiple birth something like 5 to 7% increase, but I am not sure if it works on one or both ovaries each cycle...
I had a visit with my Gyno on 27/3... was supposed to have a check up after 3 months on clomid got there after 4mths... better late than never! I live on a station in WA's NW so it takes some organising to get away.
My gyno was happy with my charts and thought everything was looking good on the ov side of things... so that was good, but we decided that he should have a bit better look at what was going on inside... so I had a Laperoscopy, Hysteroscopy and a D&C so that he could check it all out, also had a Lletz Cone Biopsy to remove a few cells from my cervix that were a little troublesome in the bleeding dept only.... this was on the 5/4 ...He discovered that I have some old inactive endo and also what is called a right rudimentary horn... basically the uterus did not develop properly... 7/8ths is normal and the ovaries are both working fine, however the right fallopian tube doesn't communicate with the main uterus.. it connects to this rudimentary horn... the left tube is fine... Dr didn't seem to think that this was the reason for my delayed conception as my cycles are good and ov is happening but I guess that given that (as I understand it) you usually ov from alternate ovary each month is would cut my chances of conception by half! He said that the 7/8 ute would support a preg no worries.. so hoping that the clomid will do the trick soon. At least I know what is happening in there now!
Maybe you need to ask some more specific questions of your gyno!
I know I thought of about 20 more things to ask as soon as I had walked out of the rooms(aint that always the way!) ... and then hubby had another 20 once I had spoken to him...I may give my Gyno a call this week just to ask some more!

Hope you have a positive outcome and get a BFP soon.
Ciao Kate