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Lynaedit
Newbie
New Here :) Have PCOS and am trying Clomid.
Lynaedit
Newbie
in Infertility
Hello all, my name is Charlotte and I am 29/almost 30 years of age. I have PCOS and don't ovulate. I recently just took my first round of Clomid and would love to discuss symptoms/successes/struggles. My timeline/symptoms are as follows:
Aunt Flo 10/26-11/2
Took 100mg Clomid from 10/28-11/2
Did the deed 11/6
Positive Ovulation test 11/7
What I thought were intestinal cramps started 11/7 (I know suspect ovulation cramps, but they felt different)
Sore nipples started 11/8
Intermittent period like cramps started 11/14 and lasted 2 days
Random food aversion with lack of hunger 11/15
Today is 11/16 and I feel great and the nipple soreness has finally decreased but not gone away.
No real mood swings aside from feeling weepy over how much I love my cat for just a minute.
I'm trying so very hard to not look at any of my symptoms as early pregnancy signs and simply as Clomid side effects, so I would love to hear from you all to see if that all sounds pretty normal for Clomid. My research has given me answers that are all over the place.
Aunt Flo 10/26-11/2
Took 100mg Clomid from 10/28-11/2
Did the deed 11/6
Positive Ovulation test 11/7
What I thought were intestinal cramps started 11/7 (I know suspect ovulation cramps, but they felt different)
Sore nipples started 11/8
Intermittent period like cramps started 11/14 and lasted 2 days
Random food aversion with lack of hunger 11/15
Today is 11/16 and I feel great and the nipple soreness has finally decreased but not gone away.
No real mood swings aside from feeling weepy over how much I love my cat for just a minute.
I'm trying so very hard to not look at any of my symptoms as early pregnancy signs and simply as Clomid side effects, so I would love to hear from you all to see if that all sounds pretty normal for Clomid. My research has given me answers that are all over the place.
Re: New Here :) Have PCOS and am trying Clomid.
It's understandable to wonder about symptoms, but it's best to wait for a pregnancy test for confirmation. Your experiences align with common Clomid side effects, including hormonal changes.