More Information on Clomid
Clomid increases your chances to get pregnant with more than one fetus (e. g. twins). Discuss with your doctor all possibilities and dangers of multiple pregnancy.
Some patients feel dizzy after Clomid, so do not drive or perform any other potentially dangerous activities until you are not sure of your reaction to this drug. Also you may notice vision disturbances like spots or blurring and lightheadedness.
Do not mix with drug with alcohol as this way you’re more likely to develop side effects.
Do not share this drug with others and do not use Clomid to treat other medical conditions. If you feel worse after Clomid, contact your doctor.
Mechanism of Work
General area of Clomid (Clomiphene) use is connected with female infertility. Also this drug can be prescribed by your doctor to treat other medical conditions.
Method of Use
This drug can be taken either with or without meal. Correct dosage should be determined by your doctor. Generally ovulation occurs from 5 to 10 days after you’ve taken Clomid, so properly timed sexual contact is very important for positive results. If you have taken 3 courses of Clomid and have not gained successful result, future use of this drug is not recommended.
Missed Dose
Talk to your doctor in case you miss to take your Clomid dose.
Storage
This drug should be kept at a room temperature of 59 – 86 °F (15 –30 °C). Keeping in bathroom is prohibited. Also make sure a container with pills is away from direct light, heat and moisture. Keep it in a place where it cannot be reached by children.
Warnings and Precautions
Some medical conditions require adjusting Clomid dosage or taking it with precautions, so provide your doctor with information if you have or have had the following: allergies (to drugs, food and other substances), polycystic ovarian syndrome, endometriosis, uterine fibroids, you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
This drug cannot be taken if you’re already pregnant. If you suspect you’re pregnant contact your doctor first. Breastfeeding is prohibited if you take Clomid as it’s not clearly known whether this drug passes to breast milk or no.
Clomid can cause enlargement of ovaries, so if you have pelvic or stomach pain, stomach enlargement, weight gain or other discomfort during Clomid treatment, contact your doctor.
A series of lab tests must be performed to monitor your progress. Visit your doctor regularly and keep all lab appointments.
This drug is not recommended for patients with ovarian cysts, abnormal vaginal bleedings, any enlargements caused by polycystic ovarian syndrome, blood clots or other blood vessel blockages in legs (lungs or other parts of the body), liver problems, brain lesion like gland tumor, thyroid or adrenal gland problems.
Clomid may interact with other drugs, so provide your doctor with information about all medicines you currently use, including diet supplements and over-the-counter dugs.
Use with caution on elderly. They may require additional monitoring and dose adjustment. Do not use on children.
Disclaimer
The information provided is general and cannot be used for any purpose. It doesn’t contain all precautions and drug interactions for each patient. Note this information can be not accurate or complete. We’re not responsible for any possible damage.
Side Effects.
Most common side effects include breast tenderness, vision problems like spots or flashes, enlarged ovaries or breasts, headache, hot flashes, mood changes, stomach pain, vomiting, pelvic pain, nausea, lightheadedness. These side effects should not last for a long time, so contact your doctor in case they persist.
More serious side effects are not likely to appear. Seek medical attention right away in case you have one of the following: moderate to severe allergic reactions (difficulty breathing, tightness in chest, hives, swollen mouth (lips, face or tongue), rash), over stimulation of ovaries, spontaneous abortion, increased risk of ovaries cancer.
