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Clomid
(redirected from clomiphene)

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Clomid (klō`mĭd): see fertility drug fertility drug, any of a variety of substances used to increase the possibility of conception and successful pregnancy. Different methods are used to correct or circumvent the many different functional disorders of both males and females that can interfere with
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1996) and paternal exposure to high voltage (James 1997b) Occupation Paternal exposure carbon type setters (Milham 1993) Infertility Maternal exposure to treatment clomiphene citrate (Jarrell 2002) Lifestyle Parental smoking (Fukuda et al.
As infertility rates climb, women must contend with another risk factor: Recent studies show a slightly increased risk of ovarian cancer in women who used the fertility drug clomiphene.
Also, during the quarter data from a pilot study investigating the effects of hormone supplementation, including Prochieve(R) 8%, following clomiphene citrate therapy were published in Current Medical Research and Opinion.
 
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