the grinch
The first failed cycle produced one mature follicle at 23mm and one "kind of" mature follicle at 14 - highly unlikely to implant, but not impossible. The second cycle produced two mature follicles, 24 mm and 18 mm. I know from an early ultrasound that it was the 24 mm follicle which implanted.
The other thing I wanted to tell you is that clomid is known to decrease the endometrial lining thickness. You really need a thickness of at least 7 mm for a successful implantation. The first cycle my lining thickness was 8.5 and the second one was 7.75. I've read on fertility boards that if you do 3 cycles in a row and still aren't pregnant, it's good to take a break from it for 3 - 4 months to let you lining recover so that it will get thicker. If I remember right, it has to do with the extra estrogen that clomid helps to increase, whi*****reases ovulation, but decreases the endometrial lining thickness.
HW / SW / CW / GW 299 / 287 / 160 / 140 Feb '09 / Mar '09 / Dec '13 /Aug '10
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Beat Hodgkin's Lymphoma! 7/15/2011 - 1/26/2012
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on 1/9/14 5:04 am