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  1. #1
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    Jul 2010
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    Go everyone. Dh and I have been ttc for 14 mths and most months I have not ovulated so I am starting clomid as soon as my new cycle starts inthe next cpl of days. I have all the instructions but could do with the help of some ladies who have been through it. Ty

  2. #2
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    Aug 2010
    Gold Coast
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    DDB- I had alot of annovulatory cycles after my miscarriages which is why i used clomid. I took mine in the mornings days 2-6....i didn't have any side effects apart from major mood swings lol. Alot of girls take them at night, it's really personal preference. I fell on my 3rd cycle There is hope.
    Wishing you all the best on your TTC journey xxxxxxx

  3. #3
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    Jul 2010
    Canberra
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    Congrats again Rosey!

    I see my buddy DDB xxx

  4. #4
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    Jul 2010
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    I am here buffy. Light flow tonight so she will be here tomorow. Bring on clomid lol.

  5. #5
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    Sep 2008
    Sydney
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    Hi girls cycle day 17 for me and I think I may have layed an egg last night! lol - had terrible pain on one side so heres hoping! The symptoms I have had this month are sleeplessness and extreme bloating!

    Rosey - Congratulations!!! such great news!

    Daydream believer - Welcome, I hope clomid does the trick for you!

    Mrs A - Hoping this is your month!

    Buffy1 - I hear ya on the snap-monster!

    Peachey - I have had 2 laparoscopys but it was before I was on clomid. The doc found and removed endometriosis. Try not to be too scared about it. It wasn't too painful and is fairly quick surgery. I was back at work in 4 days.

    Yas and Lysndan - thanks for dropping in!!

  6. #6
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    Jul 2010
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    Hi everyone, I am really scared of starting the clomid. I have no idea what it will do to my body. Hopefully make me pop an eggy but I guess I never saw myself needing it.

  7. #7
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    Jul 2010
    Canberra
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    Don't be scared! If I can do it, you can do it. It's true that there could be side effects, but they just mean that Clomid is doing its job.

    Talk to your health professional if you have any questions at all hon, that's what they're there for...and of course you can always talk to us...

    Hang in there, this is a positive and exciting next step xxx