Clomid is not the magic cure for pregnancy, but of course it may help the first step on your way to it, which is ovulation, and the chances of a successful pregnancy after taking several cycles of this drug reach about 30%, however, the treatment is changed if pregnancy does not occur within Six months after continuing to take it.

As for its effectiveness in the first month, the chances of pregnancy during one treatment cycle range from 5.6% to about 20%, based on studies published in this regard. These possibilities vary according to the cause of infertility. It is expected that the chances of pregnancy will rise to 25% in any month, and there is no need to worry if pregnancy does not occur in the first month of starting treatment, as it is common for many women to need an additional course of treatment.

In addition to the above, the expected duration of pregnancy for women between the ages of 30 and 36 years to about a year of taking the drug. The doctor may change the medication and treatment methods if pregnancy does not occur after six months.

Clomid or other similar drugs must be taken under medical supervision. One source indicates that ovulation usually occurs between the 14th and 19th days of the cycle. Doctors recommend having sex every two days after the tenth day of the menstrual cycle.

As for the chances of pregnancy after taking the drug, a study was conducted on about 5,000 women to find out the effect of Clomid on them and raise the chances of pregnancy. This study found the following results:

• Ovulation occurred in 73% of these women.
• Pregnancy occurs in about 36%.
• Birth in about 29%, and this percentage is less than the percentage of pregnancy due to those who have suffered a miscarriage, but Clomid does not seem to increase the risk of miscarriage.