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Taking Fertomid. Trying To Conceive. What Would Be The Ovulation Period?

Hi! I where on the injection 3month ( depo proveria ) for 4 years my period didn't want to come so I went to the dr ( stoped in september with injections) he gave me ovral to drink and got my periods on the 20 th tomorrow will be my last day of period! (I have 2 boys aged 8-5 ) so never had problems conceiving! I started yesterday ( may 24 2013 ) with fertomid how likely am I to conceive??? And when would I know I'm ovulating
Tue, 28 May 2013
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Hi there ~

I understand your concerns. I am glad that you have tried a lot of medications and they have worked for you in the past. I am not sure how likely you are to conceive with the fertomid, but the chances are pretty high. I do believe that your temperature of the body increases when you ovulate and you know it by measuring your body temperature twice daily. I hope you also consult an IVF specialist if you are unable to conceive a baby with the above method.

I hope this helped. Take care of yourself and have a lovely day!
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Taking Fertomid. Trying To Conceive. What Would Be The Ovulation Period?

Hi there ~ I understand your concerns. I am glad that you have tried a lot of medications and they have worked for you in the past. I am not sure how likely you are to conceive with the fertomid, but the chances are pretty high. I do believe that your temperature of the body increases when you ovulate and you know it by measuring your body temperature twice daily. I hope you also consult an IVF specialist if you are unable to conceive a baby with the above method. I hope this helped. Take care of yourself and have a lovely day!