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1st round of clomid..pregnant?

ahrndz23 posted:

I started clomid on june 10, I was put on it to get pregnant faster. I got my period regularly after I had a septum removed from my uterus which was causing me to miss periods. I am not sure yet how clomid affects my periods. Does it delay it? if so how long can it delay it? Will my period be heavier? I am so anxious to get pregnant but to scared to take a test and get disappointed if it is negative. I have no signs of pregnancy. But I have had a bad headache for 3 days in which I never get. I was due for my period on the 8th. Can someone clear some things up for me, please??

2 Replies |Watch This Discussion | Report This| Share this:1st round of clomid..pregnant?I started clomid on june 10, I was put on it to get pregnant faster. I got my period regularly after I had a septum removed from my uterus which was causing me to miss periods. I am not sure yet how clomid affects my periods. Does it delay it? if so how long can it delay it? Will my period be heavier? I am so anxious to get pregnant but to scared to take a test and get disappointed if it is negative. I have no signs of pregnancy. But I have had a bad headache for 3 days in which I never get. I was due for my period on the 8th. Can someone clear some things up for me, please??

Leah25Brooke2 responded:

My periods were more regular and shorter than average on clomid. Have you taken a test?

Me(25)DH(28)DD(3) TTC 2nd- 11 mos, 1st round of clomid - BFN, 2nd - MC, 3rd- BFN. Now, periods are regular, trying to conceive on our own. Periods are becoming irregular again...

Report This| Share this:1st round of clomid..pregnant?My periods were more regular and shorter than average on clomid. Have you taken a test?

maragayle responded:

If anything, Clomid should make your period more regular if it's working to make you ovulate. Obviously, if you don't ovulate, you won't get your period. So, if you have confirmed ovulation, your period should still start approximately 14 days after ovulation. If it's been longer then take a test. Good luck!

Me 23, DH 25, TTC 2 years,8 rounds Clomid, round three 7.5mg Femara this cycle, test 7/23

Report This| Share this:1st round of clomid..pregnant?If anything, Clomid should make your period more regular if it's working to make you ovulate. Obviously, if you don't ovulate, you won't get your period. So, if you have confirmed ovulation, your period should still start approximately 14 days after ovulation. If it's been longer then take a test. Good luck!

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