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2017-07-14 02:36:13
I am 35 yr old with a recent miscarriage at 5 weeks. I m a diabetic and my TSH Levels are 9.0 Am taking medication for both diabetes n thyroid. My periods cycle is fluctuating between 30-35 days. Can I take clomid tablets n plan pregnancy...I read about clomid ... Should I get any other check ups done before planning pregnancy or using fertility tablet clomid?
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You should not take clomid on your own. When clomid is given your cycle needs monitoring.

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