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lauraloo09 · 10/01/2012 13:58

Sorry didnt know where to post this.

Hiya everyone wonder is anyone else has had this situation before.

I just had a consultant appointment this morning with gynae as I was under investigation for PCOS and they told me today that all tests were negative for this so I dont have PCOS and my infertility is not due to my thyroid either as it is working fine after my sub total thyroidectomy back in 2010. I have not had a period since March apart from a withdrawal bleed from Norithertone (SP?) back in September. The consultant today put me back on Norithertone to bring on a bleed and the prescribed Clomid 50mg which I take between day 2-6 of the bleed. I have been told that after 3 cycles if this doesnt work then they dont know what can help me have a baby as NHS will not fund IVF as I have 1 child already but they will refer me to the infertility specialists. Does anyone know what next stages there would be if clomid doesnt work this time round? I would have liked a referral to infertility clinic today but been told I will have to wait. Also can someone remind me about the side effects to clomid not been on it since 2008 so cant remember.

Thanks xx

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Aworryingtrend · 11/01/2012 08:23

Hi and sorry to hear what you are going through. I'm on 100mg clomid at the moment, was taking 50mg for the last 2 months and haven't had any side effects at all- unless you count sleeping like a log! That said though, I haven't ovulated on Clomid yet so maybe if it did work and you ovulated you would get side effects. AFAIK the most common are: hot flushes, feeling or being sick, double vision, dizziness or depression. The leaflet in the pack will have more info.

Has your consultant mentionned metformin? I have read on here of cases where women with suspected but not necessarily proven PCOS took metformin and clomid together and got pregnant, when clomid alone hadn't worked. I am going to ask for this when i next see my consultant if my next rounds at 100mg don't work.

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