Clomid

Clomid (Clomiphene) is a drug that stimulates the production of egg cells in the ovary: used to treat infertility in women.

Drug Name

Trade Mark Name: Clomid
Generic Name: Clomiphene

Drug Uses

Clomid is applied in cases of female infertility. The drug can be also used for regulation of some other conditions. Do not proceed with Clomid therapy without consulting your doctor or any other health care specialist.

How Taken

Take Clomid in strict accordance to your doctor’s instructions. Use the guidelines of the medicine’s inlay for more precise tips on the drug use.

• Take Clomidorally with sufficient quantity of water; take the drug with food to lessen the adverse side effects, if any.
• Schedule your sexual activities while on Clomid therapy. Keep in mind that ovulation is most likely to take place during the period from 5 to 10 days since the moment of taking Clomid.

Drug Class and Mechanism

Clomid is used for stimulation of ovulation in women suffering infertility. The ovulation induction is controlled by way of stimulating hypothalamus to release sufficient quantity of hormones responsible for conception which further secures egg production by ovaries.