(this is a paragraph that got me worried from a website, on clomid useage)
(One final note on clomiphene ? As I mentioned earlier, it?s generally not a true fertility drug. There are clear indications for it, and if you?re a clomiphene ?candidate? it works quite well. But, if you don?t ?need? this medicine, then it can potentially work against you by preventing you from getting pregnant or causing a miscarriage. If you don?t ?need? clomiphene , it can potentially ?throw a wrench into your works? by interfering with your pituitary hormones, creating poor cervical mucus, thinning out your uterine lining, and creating an environment that?s not conducive to getting or staying pregnant. So, who should not take clomiphene? If you fulfill the following criteria, then you may want to question whether you should be taking this medicine:
Regular menstrual cycles every 26-32 days
Documented or presumed monthly ovulation
Normal peak progesterone blood level seven days after ovulation
Normal luteal phase length
In-phase (normal) endometrial biopsy in the late luteal phase
(if anybody has taken it or knows anything, please advise!! thanks! time for dinner! take care munnzieb w/b when you can!!