Although at "42", pregnancy is statistically low, Clomiphene is an ovulation induction agent and may work at higher doses. Suggest an appointment with a reproductive endocrinologist who may use other methods for ovulation induction, but first get a semen analysis for your partner, and ask your GYN physician to check tubal patency by a hysterosalpingogram (a test to make sure the tubes are open.
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