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I have a regular doctor she put me on metformin I started it on sept 24th I'm not pregnant yet. Would I have to go to an ob/gym in order to get a prescription for clomid or would my regular doctor be able to. Me and my husband have been ttc for well over a year and I just found out I have pcos early sept. I'm a mess with all the worry and depression. Please any Info would help. Have a nice percentage of women acheive pregnancy on clomid? We really want a child. I'm 28 and my hubby is 36 we are both getting up in age so the sooner we get pregnant the better
I did two rounds of clomid which got me pg but ended in miscarriage. I ended up getting pg the old fashioned way after changing a few things. I started eating more natural. (no margarine artificial colors, sweetners) I ate low glycemic (and lost weight) I exercised more and found a great acupuncturist (highly reccomend this). Clomid *****! Metformin gave me terrible stomach aches. Good Luck!
Hi there,
My OB/GYN was the one who prescribed me clomid... I was sent to my OB/GYN doctor from my regular doctor.
My OB/GYN was the one who prescribed me clomid... I was sent to my OB/GYN doctor from my regular doctor.
Scratch ob/gyn to much baby on the brain lol I meant a gynocologist.... This Is driving me crazy
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