Fertomid 100mg Strip Of 5 Tablets

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Fertomid 100 MG Description

Fertomid is a prescription medication containing clomiphene (or clomifene) citrate as the active therapeutic molecule. This medicine acts as an ovulatory stimulant in women having ovulatory failure a

nd desire pregnancy. It is only prescribed in cases when ovulatory malfunction has been identified. Before giving Fertomid, other reasons of infertility must be ruled out or adequately treated.

Product Summary

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Contains	Clomiphene / Clomifene(100.0 Mg)
Uses	Treating infertility, ovulatory dysfunction
Side effects	Enlargement of ovaries, hot flashes, breat discomfort, nausea, blurred vision or spots
Therapy	DRUGS FOR FEMALE INFERTILITY

Check more medicines with composition as Clomiphene / Clomifene(100.0 Mg)

Precautions and Warnings

Uses of Fertomid 100 MG

Treating infertility cause by ovulatory dysfuntion

Contraindications of Fertomid 100 MG

History of hypersensitivity or allery to Clomiphene citrate
Pregnancy
Liver diseases or history of liver malfunctioning
Cysts found in ovaries
Patients with unexplained irregular uterine bleeding
Patients who have uncontrolled thyroid or adrenal insufficiency
Patients with tumours that are hormone dependent

Side effects of Fertomid 100 MG

Ovary enlargement
Hot flashes
Bloating
Nausea
Breast discomfort
Headache

Precautions and Warnings of Fertomid 100 MG

Pregnancy

Can I take Fertomid tablet during pregnancy?

Fertomid is not recommended in pregnant individuals since it does not offer any benefits. There is no evidence that the tablet does not harm human fetus. You should take a pregnancy test before every course of Fertomid tablet to ensure you are not pregnant.

Breast Feeding

Can I take the Fertomid tablet while breastfeeding?

It is not clear whether the active ingredient of Fertomid, Clomiphene citrate, appears in breast milk. It is likely to reduce lactation. Hence, it is advised that you seek medical advice before taking this medication while breastfeeding.

Driving

Can I drive after taking the Fertomid tablet?

Visual symptoms can make tasks like driving a car dangerous, especially in low-light conditions. Thus, it is best to avoid driving after taking the medicine.

Alcohol

Can I consume alcohol after taking the Fertomid tablet?

It is likely that alcohol can excacerbate the side effects of Fertomid tablet. While it is best to avoid drinking alcohol when on a medication, you should ask your doctor if it is safe to consume alcohol.

Other General Warnings

Talk to your doctor if

You have been told you are infertile or you are going through early menopause
You have not had periods for a while because you are underweight
You have 'fibroids' in your womb
You suffer from polycystic ovaries
Your ovaries are swollen
You have a history of hypertriglyceridemia (excess lipids in the blood) in the family
You are taking other medicines or plan to take others not prescribed by the doctor

Mode of Action of Fertomid 100 MG

How Does It Work?

Clomiphene citrate triggers a cascade of hormonal changes in the body that result in a pre-ovulatory surge of chemicals called gonadotropin and follicular rupture. As an initial response to the medica...

Directions for Use of Fertomid 100 MG

Take the medicine by mouth with water as an intact tablet
You should not chew or crush the tablet before taking it
In a single day, no more than two tablets should be taken
Do not change or decide the dosage of the tablet by yourself, it is advised to consult a doctor
It should not be taken by children, adolescents or men

Storage and disposal of Fertomid 100 MG

Store Fertomid tablets in the original container at temperatures below 25°C only. Protect the medicine from light, heat and excess moisture. Ensure that the medicine is out of reach of children. Do no...

Dosage of Fertomid 100 MG

Overdose

There have been no reports of toxic effects associated with Fertomid overdosage. However, some symptoms of excess dosage include vomiting, vasomotor flushes, visual blurring, spots or flashes, blind s...

Missed a Dose

If you miss a dosage, contact your doctor right away because your treatment cycle may need to be adjusted. To compensate for a missing tablet, do not take a double dose.

Content Details

WRITTEN BY

Dr. Sweta Athawale

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: I am already past menopause. Is it okay if I take this medication?

A: Fertomid is not recommended in post-menopausal women. There may be other medications that may be safer to use. Consult your doctor in this regard.

Q: What should I do if menstruation does not occur after I have completed a course of the medication?

A: If you do not menstruate after the first course of treatment, your doctor may increase the dose of Fertomid. However, any decisions related to dosage or frequency must not be taken without consultation with a medical practitioner.

Q: Who should take Fertomid?

A: Fertomid may be recommended only in cases of infertility due to improper functioning of the ovaries. In other cases where different reasons may have caused infertility, the treatment will be different. The decision will be taken by a doctor after careful evaluation of patient history and needs.

Q: Is there a difference in the way people react to Fertomid?

A: Majority of the patients are able to develop a sufficient number of follicles post treatment with Fertomid. Patients with Polycystic ovary syndrome may exhibit resistance to this treatment, in which cases, different medications may be more suited. There have been instances of hyperstimulation of hormones, ovary enlargement and of no effect of the medication as well.

References

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Brand

FERTOMID

Expires on or After

29/06/2025

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