Fertility
Provera and Clomid
Silvanavg
Hi there,
My name is Silvana van Gerwen, I'm 26 years old and have been with my boyfriend for a bit over 5.5 years now.
In March/April 2017, I stopped taking the pill because we wanted to have kids. Since then, I haven't had a period. A year later, I went to the GP and was referred to a gynecologist. I had an ultrasound, and everything looked fine. About 1.5 weeks ago, I had another ultrasound done, and everything still looked good. Normally, one egg should become dominant and be released, but in my case, they all looked 'equal'. So there's no ovulation, which means no period.
I then started taking Provera, which I've now been on for 10 days. I'm waiting for my period to start, and then I'll begin with Clomid.
Does anyone here have experience with this?
My name is Silvana van Gerwen, I'm 26 years old and have been with my boyfriend for a bit over 5.5 years now.
In March/April 2017, I stopped taking the pill because we wanted to have kids. Since then, I haven't had a period. A year later, I went to the GP and was referred to a gynecologist. I had an ultrasound, and everything looked fine. About 1.5 weeks ago, I had another ultrasound done, and everything still looked good. Normally, one egg should become dominant and be released, but in my case, they all looked 'equal'. So there's no ovulation, which means no period.
I then started taking Provera, which I've now been on for 10 days. I'm waiting for my period to start, and then I'll begin with Clomid.
Does anyone here have experience with this?
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Anonymous Guest #2
I also had Provera and Clomid 50. Got pregnant on the 2nd round with this. So very fast.
I found Clomid pretty intense emotionally. Lots of crying spells, even for absolutely no reason. Hormonally, a lot of things happened haha. During the pregnancy, I didn't have nearly as much trouble with it.
Good luck! Hope it works just as fast for you. -
Silvanavg started this #3
Unfortunately, I had a call with my gynecologist last Friday. I needed to get my blood drawn before starting Clomid. Unfortunately, it turned out that my thyroid is underactive. I need to take medication for this first (probably for the rest of my life) before I can start the Clomid tablets. So all in all, we're a bit worried that it's going to take a while longer.
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