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Confused.

RIWife posted:

I started my provera on June 10th and by June 18th I had started spotting and it continued to June 19th.On the 19th I called my drs office and the nurse talked to my OB(he gave me the rx for the provera and clomid) and he said dont take pill 10 of provera and just wait a few weeks for a period then on cd3-cd7 take my clomid.The spotting I had for those 2days turned into dark red bleeding with some clotting(sorry for the tmi)so I assumed this was my period.Im wondering if in a few weeks Im going to be starting another period and im good to go with the clomid or am I totally outta the game this month?? Im soo confused.

5 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:Confused.I started my provera on June 10th and by June 18th I had started spotting and it continued to June 19th.On the 19th I called my drs office and the nurse talked to my OB(he gave me the rx for the provera and clomid) and he said dont take pill 10 of provera and just wait a few weeks for a period then on cd3-cd7 take my clomid.The spotting I had for those 2days turned into dark red bleeding with some clotting(sorry for the tmi)so I assumed this was my period.Im wondering if in a few weeks Im going to be starting another period and im good to go with the clomid or am I totally outta the game this month?? Im soo confused.

Leah25Brooke2 responded:

I dunno! My dr had me take the provera, and when the bleeding started, that was day one of my period - then on to the clomid.

TTC 2nd- 11 mos, 1st round of clomid - BFN, 2nd - MC, 3rd- BFN. Now, periods are regular, trying to conceive on our own.

Report This| Share this:Confused.I dunno! My dr had me take the provera, and when the bleeding started, that was day one of my period - then on to the clomid.

RIWife replied to Leah25Brooke2's response:

My dr had said the same thing when I met with him,then when I had called his nurse said for me to stop the provera and wait a few weeks for the bleeding to be a full period.It did turn into a full period and I didnt take the clomid because of his orders.Im now wondering if the nurse got his message wrong?? Ughh

Report This| Share this:Confused.My dr had said the same thing when I met with him,then when I had called his nurse said for me to stop the provera and wait a few weeks for the bleeding to be a full period.It did turn into a full period and I didnt take the clomid because of his orders.Im now wondering if the nurse got his message wrong?? Ughh

Leah25Brooke2 replied to RIWife's response:

They probably only said that because they thought you were just spotting... what day are you on? Cause you can take clomid sarting on day 3 or 5!

TTC 2nd- 11 mos, 1st round of clomid - BFN, 2nd - MC, 3rd- BFN. Now, periods are regular, trying to conceive on our own.

Report This| Share this:Confused.They probably only said that because they thought you were just spotting... what day are you on? Cause you can take clomid sarting on day 3 or 5!

RIWife replied to Leah25Brooke2's response:

Af lasted from june18th -25th so im outta my time frame.

Report This| Share this:Confused.Af lasted from june18th -25th so im outta my time frame.<img src="http://img.webmd.com/community/images/frown.gif" align="top" border="0">

RIWife replied to Leah25Brooke2's response:

I started spotting on July 5th so as his orders on the 3rd day I started taking the clomid.I just cant wait to see him to see what he says.Im not gonna listen to his nurse anymore and just do what I think it right the next time.

Report This| Share this:Confused.I started spotting on July 5th so as his orders on the 3rd day I started taking the clomid.I just cant wait to see him to see what he says.Im not gonna listen to his nurse anymore and just do what I think it right the next time.

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