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When should I test?

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DeeDeeGuest ·
You already mentioned that you're going to see the gynecologist and that according to her, you're supposed to get your period this weekend, so there's your answer. And as for the rest of your questions, your gynecologist can answer those for you—I have no idea what Clomid is, so yes. Can't you just ask all of that directly to your gynecologist?

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  1. Lana Guest #2

    Wow, what a friendly response :-) I don't have an appointment scheduled with my gynecologist. I have to take Clomid for 6 months now and then come back if there's still no pregnancy. Clomid is a hormone that makes you ovulate. I was just really curious if there were any ladies here who got pregnant that way and still remembered how their cycle was at that time and how many days after ovulation their period started.

  2. Lana Guest #3

    Thanks for your reply... so that means I'm 1 day overdue. Yes, you can see if you had a good ovulation based on your progesterone levels. Above 30 is good. I'll obediently wait a little longer!

  3. DeeDee012 #4

    Yeah, I’d think so too. Although I’ve heard that the luteal phase (the phase after ovulation) can sometimes last up to 17 days. You do need to be patient, I must say—I already tested this morning

    Aha, learned something new!

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