First time to use this so please bare with me....clomid and vaginal discharge... is vaginal discharge a sign?

Question

ok well firstly i would like to say sorry for posting this twice but i am so nervous and my head is light with nerves i had an ectopic pregnancy and i was left with both ovaries and a left tube. i had other complication and i had a tuboplasty done in june and i was put on clomid to help with ovulation. well to be honest i didnt baby dance allot but when i did i elevated myself with pillows. well i checked my ovulation on baby-med and i had s*x when i was suppose to ovulate and i have been feeling different since then. i had a brownish discharge on sunday it only lasted one day and now it has turned milky creamy white kind of a colour it does not smell and i don't have an infection. i have had an unusual twinge feeling in my uterus and lower back... i have had swelling in my pubic area and stomach... my breast are very tender and my nipple seems very dark.

there i am 33 and was told that because of my age and clomid as well as twins running in my family i have a high chance of having twins. i am extremely worried as i have not felt like this before. i really do not want to get my hopes up and am worried that it might be the clomid. yet there is a little bit of me that thinks i might be pregnant. dont get me i want nothing more than to get pregnant but i am so nervous

Answer 1

The first time I read this...I thought you asked if vaginal discharge was a sin???

No....

Answer 2

Why are you asking this question on Yahoo?

The most obvious answer, is to visit your GP, who will probably either put your mind at ease, or refer you to the Gynaecologist.

Most women get a vaginal discharge at some time in their lives, and it usually only needs a visit to the practice nurse, at your local GP/clinic!

Answer 3

I answered your last post, but not many people on this site respond to Clomid questions.  I would suggest going to www.twoweekwait.com  there is a forum called Clomid Chicks where everyone is on Clomid.  You are more likely to get a greater response there. iVilliage also has a clomid/induction discussion board.  

Answer 4

Is there a doctor in the house?

Answer 5

I think you sould contact the doctor who prescribed the clomid for you. They are used to answering such questions and you should never feel silly asking them as they are the professionals. I took clomid a few years ago but I can't remember what happened. Also read the leaflet that comes with the medication, that may help in some way. Good luck and remember worry and stress don't help so relax...

Answer 6

sounds like your pregnant with clamidia. That kinda stuff doesnt happen when you get prego. Somethings wrong, and its not pregnancy