So, I’m now on my 4th cycle on Clomid 100mg. First cycle - 50mg did ovulate
2nd Cycle - 50mg did not ovulate
Third Cycle - 100mg ovulated - No pregnancy
So, going into 4th cycle and wondering talking to the doctor to move onto alternate forms because I am ovulating just not getting pregnant. I don’t want to continue if its not worth it. Just wondering what everyone elses experience with Clomid was and how long it took for people to conceive.
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Hello! I am currently pregnant and had taken clomid for 4 cycles. I got pregnant on the fourth with a trigger shot. I felt exactly like you and thought nothing was going to happen but it did. I was going to do 6 cycles of clomid and then move onto more aggressive treatments but didn’t need to (yet!) I have PCOS and 100mg worked for me! Good luck and don’t give up hope. When the time is right, it’ll happen for you.
Hi ! I have PCOS and used to ovulate once a year without treatment. And I'm 38. I took Clomid as well :
-First cycle, 50 did not ovulate
-Second cycle, 100 ovulated
-Third cycle, 100 ovulated (February 2020)
I stopped Clomid afterwards because the fertility clinic did not want to prescribe me more and I got pregnant "naturally" just before starting IVF privately in April 2020.
I heard that, sometimes, Clomid works once you stop it, maybe because it takes a while to the body to ovulate ... I don't really know but now I have a 6months old baby girl.
I went through all of that and I hope it will work soon for you 😊 I'm not a doctor but I think it's a very good sign that you are responding to the treatment and are ovulating.
I took about 5 cycles and took a three month break and got pregnant during the break from it. I had another child a year after the first one and had not been on clomid for the second one. I have pcos and was officially diagnosed four years ago. Keep working at it because it will happen maybe when you least expect
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