Clomiriv
Clomiriv Products are primarily used for
Female infertility
About Clomiriv Products
Uses of Clomiriv Products
Clomiphene is used in the treatment of female infertility. It works well for women who cannot get pregnant due to the problem with ovulation (release of an egg).
Clomiriv Products side effects
Common
Side Effects of Clomiriv are Enlarged ovary, Breast discomfort, Pelvic discomfort, Vasomotor flushing, Abdominal discomfort, Visual disorder, Increased uterine bleeding.
Severe
Side Effects of Clomiriv are Pulmonary embolism, Phlebitis, Migraine, Hypertrichosis (excessive hair growth), Urticaria, Seizure, Fainting, Pancreatic inflammation.
How Clomiriv Products work
Clomiphene is a selective estrogen receptor modulator (SERM) which treats female infertility. It works by promoting the release of reproductive hormones. This helps stimulate the release of eggs from the ovary (ovulation).
Patient Concerns about Clomiriv Products
Frequently asked questions about Clomiriv Products
Frequently asked questions about Clomiphene
Q. Can Clomiriv 25mg Tablet cause twins/multiples?
Yes, Clomiriv 25mg Tablet may lead to multiple pregnancy or twins. The more the dose, the greater the chance of twins.
Q. What if I do not get pregnant after 6 cycles of Clomiriv 25mg Tablet?
If you do not conceive after 6 treatment cycles, your doctor may consider reevaluation and may require advanced fertility treatments (IUI/IVF), further testing (HSG, laparoscopy), and alternative medications.
Q. What monitoring is required during Clomiriv 25mg Tablet treatment cycles?
Your doctor may perform a baseline ultrasound (to check for cysts) and confirm ovulation by ultrasound or progesterone test.
Q. When should I stop taking Clomiriv 25mg Tablet?
Your doctor may advise stopping Clomiriv 25mg Tablet treatment if a pregnancy is confirmed, if vision problems arise, or after six unsuccessful ovulation cycles.
Q. Does Clomiriv 25mg Tablet affect the liver?
Yes. Clomiriv 25mg Tablet is not recommended for use in individuals who have a liver disorder.