What fertility drugs can I take to conceive twins?

Clomiphene and gonadotropins are commonly used fertility drugs that can increase your chances of having twins. Clomiphene is a medication available only through prescription.
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Do fertility pills make you have twins?

All fertility medications may slightly increase your odds for twins, however some have a much higher rate than others. Clomid and Femara are two very popular and common fertility medications. They have the lowest rate of twins, increasing your odds to 5-10%.
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How can I try to get pregnant with twins?

Fertility treatment

Some fertility drugs work by stimulating a woman's ovaries, which can sometimes cause them to release more than one egg. If sperm fertilizes both of these eggs, this can result in twins. In vitro fertilization (IVF) can also increase the chance of conceiving twins.
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Which folic acid is best for conceiving twins?

If you would like to increase your chances of conceiving twins, take a daily 400mg to 1000mg supplement and consume Vitamin B9-rich foods. (Taking more than the suggested amount of folic acid is not known to cause any harm to the body, as the excess is removed in the urine.)
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What days should I take Clomid for twins?

When clomiphene citrate is started on day- 5, it is just in time to stimulate the recruitment of multiple follicles. If a woman starts Clomid earlier than day 5, it is possible to stimulate multiple 'dominant follicles', which may result (theoretically) in a higher incidence of multiple gestation pregnancies.
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Can 50mg of Clomid cause twins?

Please note that Clomid is a fertility medication. One important side effect is the possibility of multiple births. The probability of having twins while taking this medication is 7% (meaning 7 out of 100 women taking Clomid will get pregnant with twins). The chance of having more than twins is rare.
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Can I buy Clomid over the counter?

Generic Clomid: The generic form of Clomid that contains the active ingredient clomiphene is a very popular treatment option and is available over the counter at most drug stores.
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Does taking Clomid cause twins?

Clomid (clomiphene), a pill taken by mouth to induce ovulation, causes twin pregnancies between 5% and 12% of the time. 1 That's fewer than one in 10 pregnancies. Your odds of conceiving triplets (or more) on Clomid is even lower: less than 1% (less than one in 100 pregnancies).
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Can I take Clomid with folic acid?

Interactions between your drugs

No interactions were found between clomiphene and folic acid.
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What kind of yams increase twins?

White yams, a staple of the diet of the Yoruba people of southwestern Nigeria, may play a role in the society's high incidence of fraternal twinning, according to a student's research.
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How many rounds of Clomid does it take to get pregnant?

If three to six cycles of Clomid don't lead to pregnancy, new treatment options may be considered. Six cycles of Clomid is considered to be the top limit, though some healthcare providers suggest moving on if pregnancy doesn't occur by the third treatment cycle.
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How much is Clomid sold?

How Much Does Clomid Cost? Clomid can cost anywhere between $20 to $185. 1 Prices on the lower end of the spectrum represent generic drugs purchased through savings clubs, like GoodRx. The average price paid for 30 tablets of Clomid (50 milligrams each) is about $96 while the coupon price is $49.
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How do I get my doctor to prescribe Clomid?

While many other fertility treatments require an appointment with a reproductive endocrinologist at a specialized fertility clinic, Clomid can be prescribed by a gynecologist. Zocdoc helps you find and book top-rated doctors, on demand. Visit them in their offices, or video chat with them from home.
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How much does Clomid cost out of pocket?

The typical cost of a one-month cycle of Clomid is $30 to $75 without insurance. The typical cost of a one-month cycle of injectables, which usually includes three drugs, ranges from $1,500 to $3,000 per cycle, and sometimes as high as $4,000 without insurance.
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Which folic acid is best for conceiving?

If you're trying to conceive, either on your own or through fertility treatment, there is no doubt that taking vitamin B9 (folic acid) is a great place to start.
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When is the best time to take Clomid?

It is started on day 2 of the menstrual cycle (day 1 is the day you wake up bleeding) and initially a 50 mg tablet is taken once a day for 5 days. To help you remember to take Clomid, take it around the same time every day. Ovulation usually occurs 5-12 days after the last Clomid tablet.
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When should I start taking my Clomid?

The dose is normally one or two tablets each day (50-100mg). If you are having periods you should start to take Clomid on day two of your cycle for five days (day one is the first day of bleeding in your period).
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Are Clomid babies normal?

Researchers Warn Against Self-Dosing Clomid

"It stops the growth of new blood vessels, but that's not necessarily what we want to happen in a developing fetus." The FDA has labeled Clomid as a drug that should not be used in pregnancy because it raises the risk of major birth defects.
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Can you get pregnant first time on Clomid?

First Month Efficacy

Depending on which research studies you reference, the odds of conceiving during any one Clomid treatment cycle are 5.6% to 20%. 2 The effectiveness of Clomid varies depending on the cause of infertility.
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Can I take vitamin E and Clomid together?

No interactions were found between Clomid and vitamin e.
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Can I take Clomid after my period?

When your period begins, (this is defined as the first day of any bleeding or spotting even the smallest amount), mark this on your calendar as “DAY 1” of your cycle. Your physician will recommend you begin taking the Clomid on either day 3 or day 5 of your cycle.
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What pills help you ovulate?

Fertility drugs include:
  • Clomiphene citrate. Taken by mouth, this drug stimulates ovulation by causing the pituitary gland to release more FSH and LH , which stimulate the growth of an ovarian follicle containing an egg. ...
  • Gonadotropins. ...
  • Metformin. ...
  • Letrozole. ...
  • Bromocriptine.
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Can I take 2 tablets of Clomid at once?

Do not take more than two tablets in one day. Do not take the tablets for more than five days at a time. If you feel the effect of your medicine is not working, do not change the dose yourself, but ask your doctor.
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What should I not do while on Clomid?

You should not use clomiphene if you are allergic to it, or if you have:
  1. abnormal vaginal bleeding;
  2. an ovarian cyst that is not related to polycystic ovary syndrome;
  3. past or present liver disease;
  4. a tumor of your pituitary gland;
  5. an untreated or uncontrolled problem with your thyroid or adrenal gland; or.
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