Is your doctor monitoring you to see if it is working (helping you ovulate) or taking the right amount of clomid? I started in june 2002 and the first month it did not work (50 mg) then the doc. Up the the dosage and it did not work (ovulate) not until I reached 200mg and it worked (i ovulated but no pg). The next month, on 200mg, I did not ovulate. I know that I wouuld ovulate because the doc had me take a blood test each month and use a ovulation test. They both were negative. I am now seeing a infertility doc (re) and they have me on metformin and clomid. I am now ovulating on only 100mg of clomid and producing 2 or more follicles (eggs) which ups my chances, right!!! :d
you should take your test on you 28th day or later. Atleast two weeks (or maybe more) after ovulation. I hope your doc is monitoring you, there is no point in taking the meds if you don't know if that dosage is working, right. It kinda is like a waste of money!!! And brings your hopes up, when there is no ovulation going on.

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Hi I just wanted you to know that just because you dont get pregnant doesnt mean that its not working. I got pregnant my first month on clomid and am currently 16w along. (very lucky). I also do not ovulate and usually but not always 50mg does the trick. I wish you the best of luck!

Don't take a pregnancy test until you are at least a day or two late. I learned this the hard way - you waste a lot of money taking tests before you have any reason to believe you are pregnant. When I found out I was pregnant (i was also using clomid) I waited until I was four days late to take one.

Hang in there! After trying to conceive for a year and a half, I only had to take clomid for three months before it worked for me, and I am now 30 weeks pregnant!

One thing you might want to ask your doctor about is hcg shots... My doctor gave them to me to bring on ovulation and assist the clomid.

Don't be discouraged, it might take a couple months!
Miranda