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First cycle on Clomid, late.

Hey everyone I have endometriosis so I have been working with a fertility doctor for my husband and I to get pregnant. This was my first cycle on Clomid 50mg.  My cycles are usually 28-29 days long but it has already been 34 days and no menstruation or symptoms of menstruation.  I have a little nausea and cramping and bloating but I'm not in pain like I usually am when my period comes.  My doctor said the Clomid shouldn't make my cycles longer than usual and to take a hpt.  I took several and they all come back negative.  Anyone have this experience before? Am I pregnant and it's not showing yet or is something wrong?
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790669 tn?1465189099
I took clomid for 3 months and it made me late every month.  It made me ovulate later and therefore made me start later.  My cycle was usually 30-31 days long and it made me go till cd35-36 days or later till around cd37 on month.  Kinda stinks though because I was hopeful being that late BUT it made me late and of course AF showed. :(  I hope this isn't the case for you but just letting you know my own personal experience.  Good luck hun!!
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1756475 tn?1330538713
Clomid makes your cycles a little longer.  everyone I know that has taken has said that it was aleast 5 days late if it didn't work the first round.    I was a first rounder so I'm not sure what to tell you.
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1422615 tn?1334064234
I am not sure about the pregnancy thing.

I also have endo and my re will not let me be on clomid because he says he makes endo worse!!!
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