Among these are glucocorticoids, naltrexone, and metformin. These therapies are often not utilized to their full potential due to the wide availability and very effective gonadotropins. Clomid can be used with or without monitoring of follicular growth. There are some physicians who have a bias about monitoring follicular growth with ultrasounds while others argue regular intercourse around the time of projected ovulation is adequate. Some individuals are given a prescription for clomid to enhance ovulation over 3-4 months with a follow up visit if they are not pregnant.
Side effects are infrequent but can be serious.
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