Has anyone been on Clomid and still had an irregular period?

Question

Had clomid - ovulated by D21 - but period hasn't happened til D35 and pregnancy test coming negative?

Answer 1

That sounds normal. After your ovulate, you should expect your period to come 14 days later. Clomid can make you ovulate earlier or later than your normal cycle, but it will make your period come 14 days after you ovulated. So ovulation on cd 21 and period on cd 35 (which is 14 days later) sounds right to me. Sorry it was unsuccessful though.

Answer 2

Yes, i was given clomid after trying to concieve for a year. Still had irregular periods after that. I did get pregnant with it but miscarried. In the end i tried traditional chinese medicine with acupunture and hynotherapy. I am now a mother of a 23 month toddler and a 13 week baby after trying to conceive for 5 years.

Answer 3

after ovulation you should have a cycle about 10-14 days later. So yeah that's normal. You probably need more next cycle that should cause you eggs to mature faster the faster they mature the sooner they are released (ovulation). Once they figure out the right dose I think you'll have success. Clomid worked for me after TTC for a year! I'm 22 weeks along now good luck and best wishes!

Answer 4

hi there........ I only had one course of clomid (ie....first 5 days of my cycle.......) and I fell pregnant straight away. Interestingly though, my period had previously been very regular...4 week cycle, and with the clomid it was stretched out to approx. 5 weeks..... although I didn't get my period because I was pregnant, but I was having regular ultrasounds to see when I was ovulating....and I ovulated a week later than was predicted/expected..approx day 21 instead of day 14...........anyway...clomid gave me my twins...hurray!
Good luck...hope this is helpful....

Answer 5

Hi, I did clomid 50mg in April had a 48 day cycle, May I did clomid 50mg and my cycle was a 57 day cycle, This month I am on 100mg I am hoping it reguler minds and help me conceive, but I dnt think it was meant to regulate it, I Think its suppose to help induce ovulation, but if it do help you ovulate then you waould probably get a reguler period

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