clomid online?

Question

I have 3 years and a half trying for second baby but no luck yet. I'm 26. in so dissapointed and desesperated. Our insurance wont cover infertility ... I have seen clomid online And in thinking about buying it. has someone tried that?

Answer

I wouldn't be willing to risk my health, my potential to have a child, or my life by buying fertility drugs (or any drugs for that matter) online.  it could be tainted or laced, and you'd have no way of knowing until it is too late.  way too big a risk.

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It isn’t that expensive out of pocket... but you’ll have to pay for the appointment with your gyno. Some women don’t require ultrasounds when taking it, but I did. They check to see if clomid helped you ovulate, egg size etc. Why take a drug if you don’t even know if your body responds to it? They start on a low dose first then increase if necessary.  How you buy the drug is up to you, but I wouldn’t do it without a drs. Recommendation.

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My insurance doesn’t cover fertility drugs either. I’ve been on five rounds of Clomid. The first was 50mg at $27 and the last was 150mg at $55. Be careful and good luck. The side effects are no joke headaches, cramping, and hot flashes. Not to mention making your cycle last longer. For me, I would get my hopes up every month because my cycles are normal 28 days. Then my cycle became an average of 35 day and this month I didn’t ovulate at all. I️ am on cycle day 54.

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Just go to a doctor.

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