Planning a Baby  Discussion Forum

Dear Louise,
If this is a dose prescribed by your Dr. and you followed advise then definitely factors are considered and based on that only your CD6 was choosen.

Otherwise also you won't affect yourself if you continue to take three more days, talk to your Dr. Worse can happen is that your ovualtion might not be that impressed by Clomid. I would recommend giving call to your Dr.

Good luck
Archie

Dear Louise,
It may not affect you at all. But to be on safer side try not to eat them.

Clomid is not available over the counter at least in USA, it's a prescribed drug for those who have found to have difficulty in ovlation process, in particular girls post 40 years.

I believe the medicine you took is nearly same as in Pharmacy but when the facts are not absolutely same the impacts can be not identical (comparison between OTC clomid and prescribed).

If you have trouble in getting pregnant, try to use OPK from pharmacy. This is going to help planning intercourse, if the things don't work with this for at least 3-6 months then you need to worry.

Tell me about your cycle details and if they are regular. Will be in position to understand what kind of help you will need.

Archie

Hi Archie,

I purchased it over the internet as my last hope.
Is this wrong?????
I didn't know it had to be perscribed..