What factors affect Clomid success rates?
Clomid success rates are extremely encouraging, but it’s important to keep in mind that no drug or other treatment can guarantee that you’ll be able to have a baby. First off, there are certain types of fertility problems that Clomid just can’t fix. If you suffer from low estrogen levels or a disorder of the hypothalamus, Clomid success rates are extremely low. Weight also plays a factor in Clomid success rates. If you are overweight, you may want to work on losing weight. You are considered overweight if your body mass index (BMI) is over 24.9. Contrarily, you may have low Clomid success rates if you are underweight or have a BMI less than 18.5. Also, if you suffer from an eating disorder or exercise excessively, you may be negatively impacting your chance of success with Clomid. If you and/or your partner have other infertility problems, these problems—if left untreated—can lower Clomid success rates. For example, if your male partner has low sperm count or mobility, pregnancy will b
