Just a question

oliversmom03

Has anyone here had their multiples bc of clomid. I know this is a very personal question, and I really don't need the rude remarks. When my DH and I decide to try again, the doc was thinking about putting me on the drug bc my husband's count is low. Nothing with me at all, just him. I am concerned about multiples bc I have heard the pregnancy is very difficult and can result in heartbreak sometimes. I just lost my son at 19 days old, and I don't know if I can deal with something like that again. Thank you ladies. 

2moms2b

I am so sorry for your loss.  I cannot even begin to imagine. 

On the clomid question its really hard to say if that is why we had our multiples.  I have a family history of fraternal twins so who knows.  Also you are going t

oliversmom03

Thank you. I guess I have so much to think about and I feel like my brain is going to explode with the information. lol 

caden

I'm unclear as to why you would be put on Clomid when your DH has a low count. My DH has male factor infertility. He went on clomid for a while. My DH's counts were so low that IVF was our only hope. I've heard of some REs doing IUIs with MFI th

hayleydeee

I am so sorry for your loss, and for the incredible pain that you must be in right now. My heart is with you, your family and your little boy.

Your question is very appropriate for this board, and I don't think you will get rude responses. I've f

MichelleDis

First off- so sorry for your loss!!! HUGS!!!!

i agree- i'd be sure you are seeing an RE, not just OB and you ask about other alternatives for that MF issue.  I was on clomid for 6 months and didn't work for me- i mean it did, i produced more

Venti29

Yes, my twins are from clomid alone. Originally quads.

oliversmom03

Thanks everyone for your responses and support.

s0ulchicken

I didn't use Clomid, I just wanted to say that I am so, so sorry for your loss. I cannot imagine your heartache. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family, and your sweet little boy.

turtle_1278

I'm so, so sorry for your loss.  

 

We lost our 2nd son at 15w4d due to PProm and anencephaly.  I got pregnant with our girls (no clomid) 6 months later.  I had an uneventful pregnancy until 33w6d and they are now happy,

amd1982

I'm very sorry for your loss. Our twins were a result of clomid, hcg trigger and time intercourse.

starrkitten89

My twins are not from clomid, but I wanted to say I am so, so very sorry for your loss. I lost my daughter at 11 months due to complications from a heart defect, and I hate that any other parent has to experience such heartbreak.

katiebenes

Mine are not from clomid, but I do have advice on another part of the post (and I'm also very sorry for your loss)

I do have to say that just like singleton pgs, multiples are different. Of all the people I know with children (all have singletons

SockMonkeySam

Yes clomid can give you multiples. I lost my first set at 23 weeks, my 3 months old son to SIDS last year, so I know your fear. I now have 2 very healthy and happy 2 month olds, who gave me a reason to smile again.

I wish you the best of luck

RobinR91

My girls are not a result of clomid. However I took clomid during my failed IUI attempts. Everyone is different but that drug made me crazy emotional. Insane. I am so so so sorry for your loss. I am. I would highly recommend a second opinion before starti

AmyJoy728

I was on my 4th cycle of clomid, my first cycle on 100mg when I got preg. I had an uneventful pregnancy (no MS!!) until 27wk when I was hospitalized for PTL and then released on bedrest for 10wks. Some MOMs have uneventful pregnancies and are able to w

kristen6

I am so sorry for your loss, I can't even imagine. 

In answer to your question, I believe my twins are a result of clomid.  My RE had said the chances are around 8%, but I've also read that if you are ovulating on your own (which I was

myheromyworld89

I'm very sorry for the loss of your son. You and your family are my prayers.

In answer to your question, my twins are the result of 100mg of Clomid. I am confused on why you would be put on Clomid if you ovulate just fine, but I definitely don't