Trying to get pregnant is such a joyful, exciting decision for most of us. When you first start on your journey of trying to conceive, anticipation and happiness are probably your main emotions. Then, with each month and each negative pregnancy test, those emotions turn into something darker, into sadness, and frustration.
If you have been trying to get pregnant for over a year, or if you have already been diagnosed with fertility problems like not ovulating, or a short luteal phase, your have probably been there. I know I have. You have typed “Clomid” or even “Buy Clomid” into Google, and have been surprised at how many websites offer this popular fertility drug at a low cost.
Buying the fertility drug Clomid online is easy, and websites offering Clomid seem to pop up everywhere, like mushrooms after the rain. But make no mistake, Clomid is not for everyone, and it has side effects. Clomid can be a great solution for women who are anovulatory, and buying it online, without any hassle, can seem so tempting.
But what are the dangers of buying Clomid from an online pharmacy?
There are plenty of reasons why Clomid should be a prescription-only drug. Of course, not everyone trying to get pregnant has problems with ovulating, or has a Luteal Phase Defect. If these are not the causes of infertility, then Clomid does more harm then good.
Clomid side effects don’t just include your normal, run of the mill side effects that go with every medication. Those are there too, of course – Clomid can make you feel nauseous, can make you vomit, causes headaches in some people, and hot flushes, uterine bleeding and a blurred vision are not uncommon either. But Clomid can also cause ovarian cysts, ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome and even, when used incorrectly, ovarian cancer.
It is essential to get the dose of Clomid right, and to never use it for extended periods of time. If one of the rarer and nastier side effects of Clomid does rear its ugly face, I know that I would be beyond grateful to have my doctor there to treat it. I don’t even want to think about taking a drug that I think is Clomid, but that is something totally different, all because I decided to buy it from an online “pharmacy”.
How about you? Have you ever thought about buying Clomid online? Have you gone one step further, and actually done it? Or were you prescribed Clomid by your doctor, and suffered side effects? What are your experiences and opinions on this topic?
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