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Does Clomid affect your luteal phase?

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artylady14 · 18/09/2015 17:31

I took Clomid for the first time this month. I ovulated on CD20 (which is a week early for me with PCOS) and today is 14dpo when I normally always get my period. It hasn't come and pregnancy tests are completely negative. Has anyone else had their luteal phase extended by Clomid? If so, by how many days? Thank you

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Canweaffordit · 18/09/2015 17:37

Yes your lp should be longer on clomid. Clomid Stimulates the ovaries to produce and ovulate an egg. Once released the follicle pretty much dries up and then releases progesterone to thicken up your lining ready for an embryo. Even if you don't get pg this month take it as a very good sign that you ovulated a week early and you have a decent lp length Grin

artylady14 · 18/09/2015 17:42

Thank you. It's great that my ovulation came earlier with it! I always have 14 days luteal phase and just want it over with now as I am sick of waiting! Did you take Clomid? how much longer was your LP? Thank you

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birchygoo · 23/09/2015 22:52

Hi arty my LP was one day longer on my first cycle. Only on cycle 2 now. Fx for you

artylady14 · 24/09/2015 17:34

Hi Birchy, thanks. I am on my next cycle now too. My LP ended up two days longer and cant believe how stressed out I got those last days. I knew nothing about Clomid affecting the cycle. Oh well onwards and upwards. FX for you too.

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birchygoo · 25/09/2015 13:31

I didnt know either!! then when I was late i hit google - couldnt believe it! Hopefully we both get lucky this cycle :-)

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