hipee: thks for the info, KKH really take so long har? i don't think i can wait so long - are you now waiting for your 2nd appt?
beary: yeah, i'm going in as a subsidised patient as i'm already seeing another pte gynae at TMC.
the reason why i'm seeking a second opinion is that the tmc gynae didn't mention the s/e of clomid when he prescibed it for me. so i;m kinda worried what other things he may have 'forgotten' to tell me.
but with hipee's experience, it may seem like a waste of time to go KKH because i'm suppose to be on clomid by end of this mth. now at a lost to what to do. sighs.
beautiful: i've not started on temp charting - the gynae didn't mention anythng abt it. and i have no idea when to start. i'm now on norethisterone to induce AF. so i'm not sure if temp charting will work for me.
anyone knows when from the last day of taking clomid will ovulation take place?
sunflower/beautiful: there are quite a number of side effects (s/e) from taking clomid
i cut and paste from another website here:
What Are The Side Effects of Clomiphene? (clomid)
Clomiphene citrate is rarely associated with life-endangering complications. The most common side effects are hot flashes, minor visual disturbances, headaches, irritability and anxiety. In some cases, your period may be lighter or heavier than usual, and your cycles may be longer or shorter than usual. The side effects are temporary and subside once clomiphene is stopped. In some cases, ovarian cysts may develop and remain for 4-6 weeks following discontinuation of clomiphene. These cysts are usually harmless. Very rarely, a large number of cysts will develop in association with very high levels of estrogen, resulting in accumulation of free fluid in the abdominal area and symptoms such as vomiting, diarrhea, and abdominal distention. This is referred to as the Hyperstimulation Syndrome and is very rare in association with clomiphene. It occurs more commonly (although still fortunately quite rare) in association with HMG/FSH therapy. If you experience any of these symptoms, call your doctor immediately.
for those who want to know how it works can click on this link.
http://www.fertilitext.org/p2_doctor/clomid.html
hope this is useful to all the gal who are on clomid.