where is af when..........

you want her i am so ready to start so i can start my clomid sounds bad that i actually want her to come just after this miscarriage i am so determined to get started and so thankful my doc is going to try clomid kinda scared but i am ready

If you dont mind me asking what exactly is clomid? I always see people refering to it.

Quoting jesss375:“ If you dont mind me asking what exactly is clomid? I always see people refering to it.”

well my doctor gave it to me cause i have no trouble getting pregnant just keeping it i have read on here that some girls take it to help get pregnant but my doc says it make your eggs stronger and healthier i just hope it works for me if af will show

Quoting ~*KELLIE~*:“ you want her i am so ready to start so i can start my clomid sounds bad that i actually want her to come ... [snip!] ... this miscarriage i am so determined to get started and so thankful my doc is going to try clomid kinda scared but i am ready”

I want you to hurry and start too girlfriend so we can get our BFP's together!!!! I bet you will start in the next week or so with all that you have told me. I know you are excited to see what the clomid will do. AF DUST to you!!

Quoting ~*KELLIE~*:“ well my doctor gave it to me cause i have no trouble getting pregnant just keeping it i have read on ... [snip!] ... it to help get pregnant but my doc says it make your eggs stronger and healthier i just hope it works for me if af will show”

Well I wish you the best of luck with it! I and I hope everything turns out beautifully, I am sure it will!

Quoting jesss375:“ If you dont mind me asking what exactly is clomid? I always see people refering to it.”

Jess, here's to answer your clomid question..........Clomid is often a first line treatment to induce regular ovulation. Clomid works at the level of the hypothalamus where it competes for estrogen binding sites. When these "sites are occupied" by Clomid, the hypothalamus responds by producing more GnRH which then stimulates the pituitary to produce FSH. Remember, in a normal cycle healthy follicles produce estrogen, which signals the hypothalamus to reduce production of FSH. Clomiphene is marketed in the United States by Aventis Laboratories as Clomid and by Serono Laboratories as Serophene.
The goal of clomiphene therapy in treating infertility is to establish normal ovulation rather than cause the development of numerous eggs. Once ovulation is established, there is no benefit to increasing the dosage further . Numerous studies show that pregnancy usually occurs during the first three months of infertility therapy and treatment beyond six months is not recommended. Clomiphene can cause side effects such as ovarian hyperstimulation (rare), visual disturbances, nausea, diminished "quality" of the cervical mucus, multiple births, and others.
Clomid is often prescribed by generalists as a "first line" ovulation induction therapy. Most patients should undergo the fertility "workup" prior to beginning any therapy. There could be many causes of infertility in addition to ovulatory disorders, including endometriosis, tubal disease, cervical factor and others. Also, Clomid therapy should not be initiated until a semen analysis has been completed.

Quoting Just plain Loopy:“ Jess, here's to answer your clomid question..........Clomid is often a first line treatment to ... [snip!] ... disease, cervical factor and others. Also, Clomid therapy should not be initiated until a semen analysis has been completed.”

Thank you!! I figured it was something along the lines but its great to know!