Can you take hydrocodone while taking clomid? If "yes" will clomid work in my system?
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I'd ask your fertility expert prior to taking anything with clomid. My wife had a bad reaction to clomid once.
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No problems, I think that they would be fine together.\n\nIn the rare instance that Adderall makes you sleepy, the hydrocodone can increase that effect.\n\nIf the hydrocodone is in combination with APAP or acetaminophen (as in vicodin or lortab,...) don't take tylenol, which is the same thing, with it though unless you ask the dentist who prescribed it.
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Hydrocodone is habit forming. It is possible become physically and/or psychologically dependent on the medication. Do not take more than the prescribed amount of medication or take it for longer than is directed by your doctor. Withdrawal effects may occur if acetaminophen and hydrocodone is stopped suddenly after several weeks of continuous use. Your doctor may recommend a gradual reduction in dose\n\nIn other words: get your doctor's approval. Don't buy online.
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Hydrocodone is a narcotic and is only available legally with a prescription.  \n\nIf you have a valid need for it, a doctor should give you a prescription for it or for something similar (I have found that Tylenol #3 works better for me).\n\nIf you need it because you became dependent on it when you did have a need for it, tell your doctor and he/she can get you help to fight the addiction.\n\nIf you want it to find out what sort of altered state it produces - don't.  It is very addictive and has ruined many peoples lives who abused it.
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They are NOT the same thing. \nVicodin is a combination of two medicines hydrocodone and acetominophen (acetominophen is generic for Tylenol)\n\nCodeine and hydrocodone are both opioid analgesics...but they are NOT the same drug.\n\nCheck with the pharmacist and your doctor to make sure the prescription is correct, and that you know when and how much to take.\n\nGet the SPELLING of the medication correct and speak to your doctor or pharmacist.\n\nWhenever you have a question about medication, GO TO YOUR PHARMACIST OR PHYSICIAN. This is not a good place to get medication info, and just peeking into a PDR may be more confusing than helpful.\n\nNOTE: to the person above me, I wasn't referring to you (although it's true). It's best for the person above to get information from the source. And that will ALWAYS be his physician or pharmacist, when someones health is at risk. This isn't about points. And by the way...you are still wrong. Vicodin CONTAINS hydrocodone AND another medication. Codeine, hydrocodone and oxycodone are similar in chemical structure, but have slight differences, and therefore have different properties. The details make the difference. But the message is the same. GO TO A PROFESSIONAL.
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I  took Clomid several years before  I  became pregnant with  twins.  I  know  several people  that with out  Clomid  they  wouldnt  have  children today
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Youll need to double check with your doctor but Ive been on both the pill and Mebeverine for about 7 years and no problems, my Docs never told me I shouldnt combine. The only time you need to be worried about tummy vs pill is if youve got an upset tummy, then the pill isnt as effective. But I say check with you doc. B
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I wouldn't think so since they are all natural.  Anti-biotics are the only thing I know of that will interfere with the pill.\n\nhttp://www.angelic1healing.com
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It depends on whether you've built up a tolerance to these drugs or not, which would probably take years to do. I wouldn't mix the two drugs it will probably make you throw up. I have a really high tolerance to hydrocodone so it takes about 20mgs to get pain relief so it all depends on the person.  If you haven't taken it that much I would say yes, that's too much.
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I suppose this could happen, but you should talk to your Doctor about it.\n\nDepo Provera is akin to forcing your body into an early menopause state.\n\nI've been off the Depo Provera since 2000 and my hair still hasn't grown all the way back. I lost about a 1/4 inch along most of my front hair line. The rest of my hair came back and is thick and strong, but the hairline is not the same compared to what it was. In addition to the severe hair loss, I gained over 40 pounds, 20 while taking Depo and 20 after coming off. I never had a migraine before Depo and during use and for the first year after being off it, I had severe migraines at least once a week. My skin itched like I wanted to rip it off and I was hot all the time. I would get extreme vertigo with no warning. Just try staggering at work or while in the pharmacy and not look like you had a drinking problem! My bones also ached a lot. Depo has been proven to cause osteoporosis. Over a year after coming off the Depo Provera, I developed two serious blood clots one after the other. The cause was never completely determined because I had not been on birth control of any kind for over a year and my blood tests were normal. I finally had a rib removed and the clots stopped, but I will contend to this day the Depo had at least a little something to do with it. About the same time as the blood clots, I started having severe cramping and a year into it, my doctor found pretty severe endometriosis. With the resulting depression and the lack of sex from Depo you may not have to worry about getting pregnant because you won't want to have sex anyway. I know some people do just fine with this birth control, but it's not worth the chance. It takes upwards of 6 to 8 months for the effects to wear off and sometimes longer. My hair has never grown completely back along the hairline and I am having a hair transplant at a tune of $5,000.00 to fix it. I am only 35! I can't wait until Depo is researched more deeply and to someday find out what else this drug did to screw up my system. \n\nI got the (copper) IUD (since I can't use hormones anymore due to future clotting risks). My insurance paid for it. You still get your period, but it's worth it.\n\nOur bodies are made to have periods unless we are pregnant. If you force your body into an unnatural state, it WILL fight back!
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You need to see a fertility specialist to verify that you can, in fact, get pregnant.  Most health insurance covers this work.\n\nDon't take drugs without a doctor's OK; you might be doing more harm than good.
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NO. I think the only herb/supplement that will make the pill ineffective is st. john' s wort. I don't remember why, but I know I read it on a medical site. Ivillage.com I think. I took hydroxycut for months while on the pill, and I didn't get pregnant.
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There is no interaction between the digestion of alcohol and birth control pills. You will be fine.  Drink responsibly.
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hydrocodone is only one medication.  It has no aspirin in it.  Hydrocodone usually is combined with other medications like tylenol and motrin.  When they combine them with another medication, the name changes like Vicodin, vicoprofen, narco, lortab, lorcet.
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I'm not sure what you mean by hyper stimulated.  IVF, however, is not necessarily recommended for women with PCOS, as it is a complicated, expensive procedure.  Generally it is used after other treatments have failed.\n\nWomen with PCOS often do not ovulate, causing them to have fertility problems.  The first strategies to induce ovulation involve weight loss, exercise, and dietary changes.  If this is unsuccessful, the medication metformin is commonly prescribed in an attempt to cause ovulation.  After trying metformin, the next step is often the fertility drug clomid.  Only after many failed attempts to induce ovulation by lifestyle changes or medication would IVF be recommended.  It is certainly not the first choice of fertility treatment for the vast majority of women with PCOS.
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if hydrochlorot means the hydrochlorothiazide in the other guys link...  then no way.. and i would know lol...  they do potentiate benzodiazepine drugs, but it is highly unlikely any child would know that...  if they did, they would be extremely smart to come across that information.  so no, there is absolutely nothing to worry about... all they do is make u piss more.\n\noh, and like the above guy said, they may have been mistaken for hydrocodone...  but if they were, then you can be assured who did the mistaking hasnt done that very much because in the united states hydrocodone pills are always like 20 times the size of the diuretic u asked about.
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I have tried Clomid for 3 months and YES always my period is always 5 days late. I don't trust clomid. I was told to take is from day 3 of my periods for 5 days onwards. I have read online that u should start taking clomid from day 1 of ur  periods, its more chances of being pregnant. \n\nLet me know u r results b'cuz I am still trying....IVF might be next!