you might also take clomiphene and of other infertility drugs before undergoing to an assisted reproductive technology ar ART treatment such of this in vitro fertilization or IVF. this would encourage you to produce several eggs by procedures.

awesome info. but as to go with this treatment, are there something that we should take note of?

what do you mean the dosage? clomiphene is usually take in pill form for one five-day cycle per month. this helps you produce more of your hormones that will eventually trigger ovulation. this could prompt your ovaries to produce one or more mature eggs, that will depend on how often you normally ovulate.

one more thing is that, when you finish the cycle of clomiphene, the hypothalamus will release luteinizing hormone.

how long you will undergo treatment?

it is actually depends on your menstrual activity. if your period is already regular, you will have to start taking clomiphene 3-5 days. if you still have irregular period, the doctor will make sure you are not pregnant and induce menstruation by prescribing a medication called provera so you can begin to take clomiphene.

well, you most likely ovulate 5-12 days after you take the last pill. the doctor will have to monitor as closely and as often to see whether your ovaries are getting ready to release an egg.

but most of the women go through this 6 cycles of treatment at the most. the chance of getting pregnant doesn't improve if you aren't taking the drug longer. if there are no progress after 3 cycles, the doctor will increase the dosage.

how about some side effects on this kind of drug?

side effects are not that rude. nausea, vomiting, headaches and fatigues. you can even conceive twin of about 10% chances. 80% of women ovulate had the success rate. this would only cost you $50 on one cycle of clomid but not included with doctor's cost and etc.

there is also a drug they called bromocriptine which is popularly know as parlodel.

uhmmm heard that one. this is commonly prescribed when your ovulation problems caused by a pituitary adenoma.

what does that mean april? what is pituitary adenoma??

it is a benign tumor that happens to grow in your pituitary gland located in your brain behind your nose. it secretes an excess of prolactin that reduces your estrogen levels and inhibits ovulation. you will have a rare cause of fertility problem like hyperprolactinemic amenorrhea.

i gotta get away to this, i think this is a lot more serious stuff than expected :(

how could this be taken? what's the dosage for this?