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I have not had my periods for 6 months and I am not pregnant. I want to become pregnant. Should I take Fertomid 50?
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I have not had my periods for 6 months and I am not pregnant. I want to become pregnant. Should I take Fertomid 50?
Asked by Female, 46 · 10 days ago
If you have not had your period for 6 months and you are not pregnant, this is not normal and needs medical evaluation. There are many possible causes, such as hormonal imbalance, thyroid problems, high prolactin levels, polycystic ovary syndrome, stress, sudden weight or lifestyle changes, or reduced ovarian function. Fertomid 50 is a prescription medicine used to induce ovulation, but it should not be taken without a doctor’s advice and proper tests. Taking it on your own can be unsafe and may not help if the underlying cause is not treated. A gynaecologist will first find the reason for absent periods through blood tests and an ultrasound, and then decide the correct treatment to help you conceive safely.
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Missing menstruation for 6 months without pregnancy can have several causes, so taking Fertomid 50 (Clomifene Citrate) on your own is not advisable.
- See a gynecologist or reproductive specialist to evaluate why your periods have stopped and to determine if ovulation induction with Fertomid 50 is appropriate for you.
- Your doctor may order hormone tests and ultrasound scans to understand the cause of your amenorrhea (absence of menstruation).
- Fertomid 50 helps stimulate ovulation but should only be used under medical supervision after confirming it is suitable for your condition.
- Avoid self-medicating, as improper use can cause side effects and may not treat the underlying issue.
Please consult a specialist doctor for a thorough evaluation and personalized treatment plan to safely improve your chances of pregnancy.
Answered 10 days ago