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Clomid schedule Posted: 06-23-08 07:49am


I was wondering if anyone could tell me how the doctors decide how you should take Clomid when they prescribe it. I've taken Clomid before on day 5 to 9, but the doctor prescribed is from day 3 to 7. When I took Clomid before I fell pregnant quite easily - twice (within 3 to 4 months).

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