it is much better to take the chlomid at night then site effects are a lot less, you kind of sleep through the period when it would normally make you extremely moody
Just thought I'd add my two cents' worth and also say thanks: I've now had 4 Clomid tablets and took your advice to have them at night. The side effects have been so minor I think they're probably just due to stress more than anything: just having broken sleep for a couple of nights, a couple of very mild headaches and some moodiness. So taking them at night seems to be working well for me!

Hope everyone's going well.

Hi Keli, welcome to the forum. I'm new too!

Tammara: Glad to hear you had a nice weekend away. I need one of those! From what I've read, unfortunately I don't think IUI is an option for us, but we have some IVF info to look through this weekend, plus our first IVF appointment is in a couple of weeks, so we'll see.

Beckie73: Sorry if you've already mentioned it, but are you on Clomid and the trigger injections because you don't usually ovulate? The reason I ask, is that I've been given Clomid but not been booked in for any sort of follow-up appointments or treatment. I think it's because I ovulate regularly and this is just a try-it-and-see thing, to see if sending out a few more eggs might increase my chances of an unassisted conception. Have I got this right? Just a bit confused.

Hope everyone's feeling physically healthy and mentally strong!
Calin