Medicine Uses
Clomid is taken to assist the ovulation in female patients who want to have a child. The medicine belongs to a class of fertility agents. It can also be taken to cure other cases as decided by your health care provider.
Before taking
Tell your physician of any allergies, medicinal states, breast-feeding or pregnancy. If you've experienced some liver diseases the use of the remedy is not allowed. Consult your pharmacist or physician if you possess any concerns or questions about how to use the medical remedy.
Directions
Use the directions for taking Clomid prescribed by your physician. Keep this remedy in a strongly closed container at room temperature, avoiding light and heat. If a dose of Clomid is missed consult with your physician for directions.
Precautions
This remedy can lead to vision abnormalities, lightheadedness or dizziness. Don't drive a car, manage machines or do something else that could lead to an accident if you don't know your reaction to the remedy. Taking this remedy may lead to multiple pregnancy (twins, and so on). Ensure you have spoken with your health care provider on this case. Don't take the remedy if you become pregnant or are waiting a baby. If there's a suspect that you're pregnant consult with your physician. The possibility of this remedy's excreting into breast milk hasn't been studied. Don't feed your child with breast while using it.
Possible Negative Effects
Adverse effects that can occur while being treated by Clomid are presented by nausea, hot flashes, vomiting, dizziness, breast tenderness, headache, mood changes or lightheadedness. If they are continuous or bother you, contact your physician. Contact your health care provider as soon as you can if you suffer from pelvic or abdominal pains, or blurred vision. If other effects not mentioned above occur, consult with your nurse, doctor or pharmacist.
Remedy overdose
If you have an overdose, inform a local hospital or poison control centre as soon as possible. Sings of overdose are presented by vomiting, nausea, blurred vision, abdominal pain, or flushing.
Detailed information
Don't give this remedy to the others who don't have a prescription. Don't take this remedy for other diseases. Clomid should be kept in a way that children won't get it.
Medicine interactions
Medicine interactions can lead to unknown adverse conditions or lessen the remedy's effect. Some medical remedies or medical states can interact with the remedy. Contact your doctor or physician of all prescribed and non-prescribed remedies you use.
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