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I went to a new RE this cycle and although I hated everything about him and decided to stick with my old doc, he prescribed me Clomid to be taken on days 3-8. With my old doctor I only ever took the Clomid for 5 days, usually days 4-8. I took the extra dose of Cloimd this cycle (I take 100mg) and I had my Day 15 follicle scan today. I'm still wait to hear back from the doc, but the u/s tech said I had 5 mature follicles. Soooo hopefully this is the month for me.
Has anyone else ever taken Clomid for 6 days or even ever heard of this?? Any info would be appreciated!!
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