Provera/Clomid Question

[missangie]

I hope you dont mind me posting in here since I am not currently considered "LTTC" however it did take almost two years to concieve my son and we are now trying again and I know that many of you ladies have experience with provera and clomid

I was given 12 days of Provera and have as of today, I have taken 11 pills (tomorrow will be the last day of pills) Yesterday I had VERY little spotting in the evening and this morning I woke up with more spotting and cramping. I FEEL like Im on my period but am wondering two things. Should I consider today day 1 of my cycle since I do have a very very light flow/spotting or should I or wait for it be more of a real flow (Im sure tomorrow it will be) Also, should I take my last provera pill tomorrow too or just forget about it?

Thank you so much for anyone who answers and I wish all of you luck on your TTC journey!!

 

[kel3639]

ALWAYS finish your meds. and the first day of true red flow is CD1. My doc constantly reminds me!

 

[LoveCakes]

Hello, I had 2 pills a day to take, but maybe my dosage was smaller per pill?

As above, finish the pack and AF is 1st day of proper flow.

 

[missangie]

Thank you ladies!!!

Im definitely counting today as day 1 because I officially for sure without a doubt have AF lol.

LoveCakes, I think it just depends on your doctor. This is the 3rd time I have taken provera and its been prescribed by 3 different doctors. First had me take 1 pill a day for 5 days and then the next time I took 1 pill a day for 10 days and this time Im taking 1 pill a day for 12 days and every time it has been 10mg pills. Are yours 10mg too?

 

[LoveCakes]

Yeah, 10mg. It said take 1 twice daily for 12 days and there were 28 pills in the pack (2 months). I had very thick lining though so may have needed a higher dosage for that reason?

Good lick with the Clomid, I'm hoping to be prescribed it before Christmas so may be back to ask you questions in return!

 

[missangie]

thank you and good luck to you too! Please feel free to ask any questions that I might be able to help you with