Is Clomid only for women who don’t ovulate regularly?

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Or is it for anyone struggling to conceive?

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No, you can still be put on clomid in order to increase chances of pregnancy, even if you ovulate regularly. My OBGYN just mentioned this as an option for me, bc my husband and I have tried to get pregnant for over a year, unsuccessfully. His semen analysis is normal, and my exams have been “normal”. She mentioned clomid as an option to ensure multiple eggs are released, though stated that could increase chances of multiples, which is why I have not yet decided to get on it. The thought of twins is very overwhelming. My husband and I will continue to discuss.

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Yes I believe so. If you don’t have problems with ovulating and you take it, it could cause you problems. If you ovulate then there’s no need to take it x

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it makes us ovulate so yes it's for women who don't ovulate that is why I was on it

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It’s also for men too. To help there sperm count. One of my friends, her and her husband both took it and fell preg after 3 months

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Yes it's not healthy to add hormones when you don't need them.

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I’m pretty sure it’s only for women who don’t ovulate on their own (but don’t quote me)

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Is Clomid only for women who don’t ovulate regularly?

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