Hi Porsche,

Clomid can interfere with the reading on OPKs. I read it in a book and my FS also told me. If you continue to be confused about when you O maybe speak with the prescriber of your Clomid.

My FS prescribed clomid for me for a couple of months and monitored my follicle development by U/S I had a trigger injection which helped with timing.

There are probably other ways to monitor your fertile period without the U/S if you don't want to go that far.

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HI Lisa B

Thanks for the info. I'm not confused about when I O'd as I had all the obvious signs just later than normal. I do normally O around CD14-16.

I had O pain from CD20 - CD23 which is normal for me on Clomid. I don't have ultrasounds or trigger shots. I was just having BT on CD21. But for the last 2 cycles haven't even had that. I'm only on the clomid to keep my cycles regular before my laparoscopy and if I get pregnant then I cancel my lap. I personally think I've been on clomid too long before FS decided to do futher testing but that is another story lol.

But the fact that I had a + OPK and then the thermal shift on by BBT and the EWCM etc.. it is all consistent with O.

I will keep in mind that it can interfere with OPK's I hadn't heard that. Thank you