Hi,

This isn't the type of story I like to hear... it's how women end up with high order multiples. If your doctor isn't monitoring you, consider switching doctors. A few other things to note:

- OPKs are not necessarily accurate when using clomid. I import and sell OPKs in Israel and I do not sell them to women who say they are using clomid for this reason.

- It is not recommended to do multiple successive cycles with clomid. After a few months, the uterine lining is damaged, preventing implantation or increasing the risk of early miscarriage. If this cycle doesn't work, consider taking a break!

- Your doctor asking you whether you ovulated or not is about the same as him asking what your exact hemoglobin level is. It is nearly impossible for you to actually know that you ovulated (although some women do feel their ovulation & perhaps those women can say so with some level of certainty). You should be monitored with blood tests and ultrasounds...

- Treatment with clomid is frequently combined with IUI (intrauterine insemination). Is there a reason why your doctor hasn't chosen this path?

I wish you all the best & hope that you will get better treatment soon!

Rachel Inbar
www.FertilityStories.com