I’ve been pregnant with my twins, then I got my cycle back and now I am going to have another one.
I would say yes, chances of having twins on clomid if you already ovulates are pretty good, but I would add that there is a chance that you won’t ovulate after you have your twins, as the hormone changes after egg collection in the fall after your ovaries stop producing. It’s an unpredictable process, so don’t count on it happening.
I also think it should be noted that it is extremely rare for a woman to have twins after ovulation. Most women who ovulate do it naturally, and I think this is one of the reasons why it is so rare.
What I had in mind when I said you should consider getting a D&C on your next cycle is to wait til you ovulate. I know it’s a little bit of a crazy idea, but it’s worth a shot.
This is an interesting question, and it’s not as easy as it sounds. There is an increasing knowledge of the possible side effects of clomiphene citrate for women who already have a uterus lining. While it has not been formally studied, there are a number of studies that suggest that it can cause a decrease in the amount of hormones produced by the developing fetus. This could lead to an early delivery or to a miscarriage.
This makes sense, since clomid can cause miscarriages, but it’s not clear if it can affect hormones that are already present in the body. I myself have had a few miscarriages from clomid, and while not all were related to the uterus, it was definitely an issue enough to consider it.
The first time I went it was in 1999 and I got pregnant in one of three different ways. The first was when I was 12, and got the clomid at 19 weeks. I had my first son in 2004, and I got pregnant within 2 months of that with my second son, and I got pregnant again when I was 24. If I had twins I wouldn’t think I would ever need another clomid.
This is a very common concern among women who are or have been pregnant. The chances of it happening are much higher if you already ovulate on clomid, and it’s a lot easier to get pregnant if you have been on the pill. I know this from my own experience, so I encourage you to speak with your doctor about this possibility if you have concerns.
The clomid pill causes your ovaries to release an egg each day. It’s a little bit like IVF, which is why it’s called IVF in the first place. On the other hand, it’s not as easy to get pregnant on the regular pill. You still have to be ovulating, and you still have a lot of other fertility issues that come along with pregnancy, but it’s not so bad.
I’ve heard it said that you have a 100% chance of having twins on the clomid pill. However, many women fail to ovulate on the pill, and that’s why they are having twins instead. I think this is one of the most commonly quoted sources for this statistic.