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By mrsbest | Dec 03, 2012

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taking clomid

Im starting my second dose of clomid today and i was wondering when the best time of the day is to take it. Its 5-9 and 100mg. the last one i ovulated on day 17 and i didnt get pregnant and i took them in the mornings. They were 50mg

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Sanjivani Wanjari, MD

Dec 31, 2012

To: mrsbest

Hi,
You can take clomid at any time of day, as long as you take it the same time each day. Try to take it when you do a certain activity so you remember. Some women may feel ill after taking the drug. Hence another idea would be to take it at night and sleep over it. Getting pregnant after clomid also depends on other factors, like the dose and absorption of the drug.
Hope this helps.

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