why would clomid (clomiphene) 150mg work for two cycles, ovulated on cd15, then not work anymore after a miscarriage? do i need to go up to 200 or try 150 again?

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If ill take Clomid (clomiphene) on day 5 when I should start intercourse n without Clomid (clomiphene) how would i know if i ovulate every month i had a miscarriage they did sc?

Answer 1

Clomid (clomiphene): This question is very difficult to answer. Personally I do not like using more than 100 mg of Clomid (clomiphene) almost under any circumstance. How do you know you ovulated? What evidence do you have or symptoms?

Answer 2

Yes: There are a number of reasons for a miscarriage. Most, however, are a random event and a single miscarriage does not predict future problems. The fact a patient has a miscarriage at least indicates the ability to get pregnant. Repeat miscarriages should be evaluated. There may not be a solution or the solution may be easier than one thinks.

Answer 3

Yes: You should still be able to conceive once you resume your normal cycles.

Answer 4

No: If you are truly pregnant and in the process of shedding the pregnancy tissue you cannot conceive. Once the tissue is gone, then the ovaries can resume ovulating and pregnancy will be possible.

Answer 5

No: It's unclear what you mean by miscarriage. If you already have a hormone level from a miscarriage it's unlikely that your body is going to be able to ovulate. If that miscarriage is still inside the uterus then that is not a hospitable environment for a new implantation to occur. Typically it's going to take 2 to 6 weeks for your body to ovulate again and get pregnant again.

Answer 6

Grieving: A miscarriage to many women is the same as a death of a child and especially a dream. The emotional impact is vast and can be long lasting. As care givers we need to allow adequate time for grieving.

Answer 7

Depression and anxie: Specially if it was a wanted pregnancy.

Answer 8

A Miscarriage is a: difficult experience for the majority of mothers and fathers because it is a significant loss - the pregnancy represented a life that was coming into the world. That being the case, feelings of depression, tearfulness, and withdrawing might occur. There might also be a fear of getting pregnant again. Its a great idea for both partners to speak with a therapist about their feelings.

Answer 9

Depends: Your risk of a miscarriage may be increased. It depends on what the reason for the DVT was. Did you have a thrombophilia workup? There are some conditions that cause dvts that we give blood thinners during the pregnancy.

Answer 10

Possibly: The tendency for your blood to clot too easily is called thrombophilia. There are many thrombophilias that can be identified with blood tests. Some thombophilias are associated with miscarriage. The most common thrombophilia that can cause a miscarriage and also blood clotting is antiphospholipid antibodies. It is worth knowing if that was the cause of your blood clot or not.

Answer 11

Depends: If your miscarriage results in complete passing of the pregnancy tissue, a D&C may not be necessary. If the tissue does not completely evacuate the uterus, your doctor may recommend a D&C to avoid future complications such as infection, excessive bleeding, or other complications.

Answer 12

No: Most woman who have a miscarriage in the early first trimester will be able to miscarry without the need for a d&c. If however, the woman has prolonged, heavy bleeding, this could be a sign of an incomplete miscarriage and requires medical followup.

Answer 13

Possibly: It has been shown that women with kidney disease (example diabetic nephropathy) have difficulty becoming pregnant. The worse the kidney disease, the more unlikely a woman becomes pregnant. For those woman who achieve pregnancy, there is a high likelihood the baby survives. However during the pregnancy, the mother's renal disease may worsen, she may develop preeclampsia or she develops chronic htn.

Answer 14

Miscarriage: I have not heard not read studies regarding this. I would discuss with your primary or obgyn.

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