Clomid
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- noun
- /ˈkloʊmɪd/
- Specialized
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Clomid
- When Clomid is taken in accordance with your doctor's direction, it acts as an ovarian stimulant.
- Clomid, a fertility drug
- Clomid—a drug
- take Clomid
Now we used to use a lot of Clomid in our practice.
- Now we used to use a lot of Clomid in our practice.
- I mean, you can go on TRT or you can do Clomid if you don't want to do that.
Examples
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Before starting treatment with Clomid, you should understand all the side effect risks associated with it.
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I went through Clomid and Femara cycles and was monitored on those too.
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Now we used to use a lot of Clomid in our practice.
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But how much Clomid do I even need?
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Going in Monday to see if we can start my second cycle with Clomid.
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I read somewhere that your chances of pregnancy on a second round of Clomid are actually higher than on your first.
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Three IUIs in spring 2011, the third one with Clomid.
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Unfortunately, however, Clomid is not meant for long-term use, and usually just a 3-month treatment with Clomid is enough to ensure success.
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I can't forget about the year we spent TTC when I ovulated only four times, all on Clomid.
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When she and Jack decided to seek help getting pregnant, she went on Clomid just to give Mother Nature a hand.
Synonyms
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A medicine a woman takes to help her get pregnant
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A medicine that helps a woman release an egg so she can get pregnant
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A medicine that helps women ovulate so they can become pregnant
A medicine that makes a woman release an egg to help her become pregnant
Surface Forms
Etymology
Clomid is a brand name taken from the drug's chemical name clomiphene. A helpful way to remember it is to think of Clomid as the medicine 'to help fertility' that helps a woman 'release an egg', so it is used to stimulate ovulation.