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Clomid, again...
Hello all! I have another question! What would happen if you took clomid, but you had already become pregnant? I am asking this because I have a tiny tiny bit of evidence that I may already be, even though 2 neg hpt, I dont think that I am, but here is the thing...I never have a NORMAL period, sometimes it is light and barely there and sometimes I feel like I should just spend the week on the toilet to save the money on products. So, if you are pregnant-have light spotting-think its your period-take clomid- what would that do to baby? Thank you in advance :)
if you were asking me if I was from CT, I dont know what that is, so, safer to say no, sorry... :)
I checked up on this when I took my 2nd cycle of clomid. I had been spotting, it picked up a little (enough to think it was af), so I started my clomid after, then it basically stopped. Worried I had a friend of mine who is a nurse look it up on the internet for me. I can't find the site she gave me but it said something to the effect that clomid will only harm a fetus if it is taken 56 days after fertilization. I really wish I could fine the website. I will look and see but I think you and your baby (if you are pregnant) will be fine!!
If you are still worried, call your dr and see what he/she has to say about it.
If you are still worried, call your dr and see what he/she has to say about it.
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