Clomid Users and cycle.

saguiniga · June 2016

Hi everyone! My doctor put me on Clomid last month and it was my first dosage. About a week and a half ago my progesterone levels were very low, so I figured that I did not get pregnant. I am now a week late and still have not gotten my period. I have felt all the symptoms but no period. I've taken three pregnancy tests but they all say negative. I am convinced that there is something wrong with me because I haven't had my period yet, but I am seeing my OB next week. Has anyone else had their cycles thrown-off after taking Clomid? Thanks!

virginiaham · June 2016

saguiniga said:

@sarah0985 First of all, I have been using this as a resource since last September. I have contributed to several message boards on a regular basis. In fact, I offered my support to several women who miscarried around the same time that I did and made some nice friends. Second, I was not mad at the support given. I did a past search for "QFP" in different threads, as I did for the Clomid search based off of other's people advice, and someone posted that the term is used when someone asks an "idiotic" question. There is absolutely no need for you to say that I have never given anyone support and that I "demanded it."

Woah girl. You're getting very defensive and it's not going to get you anywhere here. Rather than assuming the worst, possibly ask yourself if maybe you're reading into things too much. "Thanks for the info, I didn't know this stuff." "I'm sorry this came off wrong, where can I jump in to this particular TB community?" (Because we are a different community than the loss boards, even where we may have some overlap participation.) Those are all good responses, too.

You are brand new to this community. I suggest that you lurk, read all of our TTC wisdom and hacks in the newbie guide, and lurk some more.

bsckgb7 · June 2016

First, stop taking Clomid unmonitored from your OB. Second, do a search on this board about Clomid. Third, you have no idea when/if you ovulated, so you have no idea when to expect a period.

krys-2 · June 2016

saguiniga said:

Hi everyone! My doctor put me on Clomid last month and it was my first dosage. About a week and a half ago my progesterone levels were very low, so I figured that I did not get pregnant. I am now a week late and still have not gotten my period. I have felt all the symptoms but no period. I've taken three pregnancy tests but they all say negative. I am convinced that there is something wrong with me because I haven't had my period yet, but I am seeing my OB next week. Has anyone else had their cycles thrown-off after taking Clomid? Thanks!

QFP

MamaMunn · June 2016

Your Clomid cycle needs to be monitored with ultrasounds and blood work. With out those things there's no way to know if you ovulated yet or not. Stop taking Clomid through your OB and get a referral to an RE.

Megzb510 · June 2016

I second all of the PP. please be careful with Clomid. If you search Clomid on this board there are many stories about Clomid.

MrsBinPA · June 2016

If your progesterone came back really low it sounds like you aren't responding to the clomid dose you were given and haven't ovulated yet, so you're not "late". Did your "doctor" not explain this to you? I am using the term doctor loosely, hence the ".

I agree with PPs. You really need to be properly monitored and have appropriate testing done before and during clomid cycles. Have you had an HSG? Do you know if your tubes are open? No amount of clomid is going to get you KU if you're tubes are blocked.

I would do more homework on this and seriously question the care you are getting with the "doctor" before taking another round.

saguiniga · June 2016

Apparently you found this question entertaining. I was looking for advice from other people. No need to be rude or "QFP." I recently suffered a miscarriage and am trying to get my body back on track.

linzrunz · June 2016

saguiniga said:

Apparently you found this question entertaining. I was looking for advice from other people. No need to be rude or "QFP." I recently suffered a miscarriage and am trying to get my body back on track.

Where is the entertainment? Because I'm not seeing it. Just because you don't get the advice you want to hear doesn't mean these ladies were being rude. They gave you very valuable advice based on their experiences. The ladies on this board are supportive and very knlowedgable. If you stick around and participate in the daily threads and get to know the community, you'll see that.

AndiPandi127 · June 2016

saguiniga said:

Apparently you found this question entertaining. I was looking for advice from other people. No need to be rude or "QFP." I recently suffered a miscarriage and am trying to get my body back on track.

...and you got lots of advice. QFP means quoted for posterity, because many people don't like honest answers and delete their posts, so we've learned. Lots of people here have taken clomid, lots have had loss, and everyone had good feedback for you. Chill.

sarah0985 · June 2016

saguiniga said:

Apparently you found this question entertaining. I was looking for advice from other people. No need to be rude or "QFP." I recently suffered a miscarriage and am trying to get my body back on track.

Qfp means "quoted for posterity"
it's there in case you deleted so people could see what you originally posted. Zero people were rude to you here. You just didn't like the responses you were given. All the responses given to you were justifiable.
Please do not come into an established community demanding support in a case where you haven given none, and then get mad at the support given.
Any research will tell you that clomid is a serious drug that needs to be monitored. These women were all correct in telling you that. Whether you like that response or not, it's still true even if it's not what you're looking for.

saguiniga · June 2016

@sarah0985 First of all, I have been using this as a resource since last September. I have contributed to several message boards on a regular basis. In fact, I offered my support to several women who miscarried around the same time that I did and made some nice friends. Second, I was not mad at the support given. I did a past search for "QFP" in different threads, as I did for the Clomid search based off of other's people advice, and someone posted that the term is used when someone asks an "idiotic" question. There is absolutely no need for you to say that I have never given anyone support and that I "demanded it."

sarah0985 · June 2016

@saguiniga I stand corrected. I did a search on your name.
I will self edit. Don't worry.
"Please do not come into an established community demanding support in a case where you responded to one thread nearly a month ago, and then get mad at the support given."
forgive me please for not remembering you.

GrabberBlue2010 · June 2016

Wow guys, way to be rude! *sigh*

And here I was reading all yalls responses learning a boat load, not knowing you ladies were being rude. How unthoughtful of you. Poor OP.

Image: https://mrwgifs.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/05/Bazinga-Sheldon-Doesnt-Care-Gif.gif

C'mon now, you got some really great answers OP. You asked, and you got GREAT answers. I searched Clomid on these boards just now and found all the answers you were seeking in other forums.

ETA!!!! not only did you get great answers, you got answers full of care and concern. Clomid is not an "entertaining" matter and needs to be taken seriously. PP answers to seek highly reputable treatment is valid and should be appreciated.

saguiniga · June 2016

I was actually about to write a response when I received the last two messages. @sarah0958 I apologize as I was overly-sensitive in this matter. However, I did not think that it garnered the rude responses that it received. Conceiving has been a very difficult and sensitive topic for me, as it is to many women. My miscarriage was very devastating, and since then I have become very nervous with how my body reacts to almost everything. I read too much into the some of the messages, and overlooked the advice given. @GrabberBlue2010 and @andipandic , thank you both for your kindness. Also, Thank thank you to the ladies that did provide help responses and feed back. Itis very helpful as this is all relatively new to me.

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