hi, clomid is one of the well-known fertility drug and it is commonly used.

when you have problem of ovulation, clomid can be used to this. it is often used when you have PCOS too.

this can be used during an IUI procedure but rarely used during IVF treatment.

when you take clomid you better follow the directions carefully that the doctor gives you. but you know every doctor has its slightly different protocol. however, this is taken up for common dosage of of 50mg and taken for 5 days.

of course this has side effects. every drug whether over the counter or as prescribed by doctors has its side effects. this actually decreases your cervical mucus that is useful for sperm to make their way to the egg.

clomid can make the uterus lining thinner and less ideal for implantation.

you can have hot flashes, enlargement of the ovaries up to 13.6% of the women who took up clomid.

another is abdominal stomach, having nausea or vomiting, breast pain, headache and migraines, abnormal menstrual bleeding, spotting or heavy periods.

more to that, this could be one of those side effects too like severe abdominal pain, vision changes, signs of allergic reaction, rashes, itching, swelling, wheezing, hives, and difficulty breathing or swallowing.

but there are some rare cases of side effects with clomid like constipation, depression, diarrhea, dizziness, fatigue or tiredness, hair loss or dry hair, increased appetite, increased urination.

as well as nervous tension, trouble in sleeping or the insomnia, vaginal dryness, vertigo, weight gain or loss.