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1. I have a few comments/observations about Clomid (I'm sure you probably know all this already, but just in case...):
Do not use Clomid for very many months or for back-to-back cycles. It can have devastating effects on your uterine lining which actually reduce the chances of success by impeding or preventing implantation. Maybe your OB can monitor your response one cycle to see how many follicles you produce, what your E2 does, etc. More Clomid is not better - more will not make you produce more follies or anything else. Once the level of Clomid is sufficient to suppress the estrogen receptors in your brain, they are suppressed. After a certain point, it just increases the possible negative side effects without an upside. While it's true that Clomid is not recommended as a treatment for high-FSHer's, it can be helpful in some cases. Perfect example is me - I got pg my first cycle on Clomid at age 37 (a few months before I found out my FSH was high). I m/c'd due to a congenital uterine defect, but if not for that I might have a 5yo now.