Clomid

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Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush

I don't think you have a lot of nerve endings in your cervix or birth would be even WORSE LOL!!

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Oh, I never thought of it that way. But I don't deliver vaginally anyways, but as far as the owie is concerned I am thankful that is true LOL!!! Owie LOL!

I just seem to be getting more and more confused with PCOS! I need to keep reading!

Let me help - what exactly are you confused about???

I'm so thankful for this forum. Atomic, I'm going to start a put them in my PCOS thread :)

Ok I'll be looking for them.

HI! I was reading the links that support that clomid sways pink , and in first one , titled:

"Female sex selection using clomiphene citrate and albumin separation of human sperm."

I don´t understand the conclusion.....

"CONCLUSION:
Clomiphene citrate in conjunction with albumin-separated sperm decreased the sex ratio; a reduction that was not exclusively due to induction of ovulation."

What is albumin separation? I translated it, but cant find sense....does it means that you need do anything with sperm, apart from using clomid?:worry:

Decreased sex ratio means more girls.

Albumin separation is a fancy word for a technique they use in swim up and sperm spinning like they do in Ericcson clinics.

The conclusion is simply saying, "we found that if you use Clomid and swim up/sperm spinning, you get even more girls than you do if you just use Clomid."

Unfortunately that's a little misleading because they probably used numbers from studies of women who were taking Clomid for fertility issues, like PCOS. So some of the women using just Clomid alone, were probably more likely to have boys to begin with. And other women who are taking Clomid are give supplemental estrogen and told to use other tactics like Preseed and Robitussin that sway blue. So the group that they are using as a "control" group, the ones who just used Clomid to conceive, may actually more blue-friendly than their test group.

thanks atomic!!:agree:

How many months in a row can you take clomid for ?

6 consecutive months, 12 overall.