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Pcos, clomid related
I usually have little spotting single thin panty liner for whole day enough, just stains for three two four days, then it increses, like 1/4 pad per dat next half pad next day like tht later il have periods of 6, 7 days. Totally around 11, 12 days. Which day to consider as first day in this case.? And which day i have to take clomid tablets
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Spotting to be considered as d-1. Then clomid to be taken from d-2 or d-3 for 5 days.
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It’s difficult to monitor the menstural cycle in PCOS due to irregular mensturation.
I completely understand your concern .
The thing is you have to take on Day 3-7 of your usual cycle days ; especially if you are willing to conceive .
Now, that you are unable to determine the day of the cycle , just take it as Day3 from the day you first bleed or stain .
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