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i am about to start my 2nd cycle of chlomid and am not sure if it will work ~ keeping my fingers crossed it will! but in the event it doesnt what should my next plan of action be???
any advice????
i could really use all the help i could get
thanks!
michelle
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Hi there!! I think charting the basal body temperature & checking the cervical mucus might help u along with clomid.
Sarah.
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You may want your hubbie to take a sperm sample. Even without insurance, it is fairly inexpensive (compared to most of infertility testing) and this may open the door to you infertility issues. I was on Clomid as well, and I responsed very well to it. When I wasn't getting pregnant, we later discovered it was due to male factor infertility.
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I agree with Sarah and Jen, but I also found that using OPK really set my mind at ease--seeing that I *was* really ovulating instead of just hoping that I *would* was really a relief. It also is good to know if your med dosage is correct; no ovulation means that the Clomid isn't working. Hopefully I've helped!
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