From the Dungeons of Clomiphene...
Its a logical time to revisit Clomiphene..The Indian Government has banned the use of another Ovulation Induction drug, Letrozole! It was sufficient to wake me from the inertia of writing this blog. So, why am I talking this jargon really? Some of you would ask me "what do I care a bit about the tussle between the government and drugs! My gynaecologist gets me to ovulate"..Well time to sit up and question how and what and a lot more. A good 70% patients in India have no clue about their fertility issues, leave alone the treatment prescribed for the same, duration and feasibility of such a treatment and outcomes verses side effects. Ovulation Induction is the medical process of getting your eggs to grow and finally to ovulate to help conception. It is achieved by Clomiphene citrate or other common drug which was until now in use, i.e Letrozole. Clomiphene works wonders and in patient where ovulation is the only hurdle to pregnancy, it helps approximately 70% women ovulate and