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clomid
by vicki, Aug 30, 1999 12:00AM
I have had 3 miscarriages, then two almost healthy births, then a stillbirth in Nov. of 1997. I have been on clomid for 6 months. I am 38 years old and desperatly want another baby. My clomid prescription has no more refills. I see my doctor in 10 days. I have started my period yesterday and normally would go ahead and call for another refill order from my doctor but, I have been a basket case on this med. I know it is common, but I am diagnosed DID (Disassociative Identity Disorder), PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)and have been suicidal on it. Will I ovulate without it? I am on the 50mg dose. I do not know if I stand a better chance of concieving without it, since I may be calmer and it does stay in the system a number of weeks, or if I will ruin my chance this next month if I do not take it. Thank you for your help.
Doctor's Answer
by HFHS MD - RG, Aug 30, 1999 12:00AM
Dear Vicki,
According to the Physician’s Reference Desk (PDR), Clomid or cloimephene citrate is a nonsteroidal ovulatory stimulant used for the treatment of ovulatory dysfunction in women desiring pregnancy. In clinical trials, successful therapy characterized by pregnancy occurred in approximately 30% of these patients.
Patients on Clomid may experience psychiatric adverse effects such as anxiety, irritabilty, mood changes, psychosis. In light of your present psychiatric condition, a re-evaluation with your Obstetrician is necessary to weigh the risks and benefits of this type of treatment.
The information provided in this forum is presented for general educational purposes only. Specific questions you have
pertainng to your health should always be directed to your personal physician or you may call Henry Ford Behavioral Health
at (248) 689-7476.
I wish you the best,
HFHS MD - RG
*Keyword: Clomid
According to the Physician’s Reference Desk (PDR), Clomid or cloimephene citrate is a nonsteroidal ovulatory stimulant used for the treatment of ovulatory dysfunction in women desiring pregnancy. In clinical trials, successful therapy characterized by pregnancy occurred in approximately 30% of these patients.
Patients on Clomid may experience psychiatric adverse effects such as anxiety, irritabilty, mood changes, psychosis. In light of your present psychiatric condition, a re-evaluation with your Obstetrician is necessary to weigh the risks and benefits of this type of treatment.
The information provided in this forum is presented for general educational purposes only. Specific questions you have
pertainng to your health should always be directed to your personal physician or you may call Henry Ford Behavioral Health
at (248) 689-7476.
I wish you the best,
HFHS MD - RG
*Keyword: Clomid
