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Will Allergy testing affect Clomid? HELP FAST!?


Today in two hours I am scheduled for allergy testing (and likely to get all those little shots) This is day 9 of my Clomid. Friday I will get an ultrasound and an HCG shot if I am ready. This will be our second IUI attempt. Will the allergy tests interfere with the Clomid, folicle development, or IUI process? We lost a baby in the 3rd trimester last Dec so I am quite a bit paranoid now...RESPOND SOON PLEASE...thanks

I would ask before getting the allergy test. If they want you to get shots for your allergies be aware that you can not start them if you are pregnant but if you start the shots before you get pregnant you can continue while you are pregnant.

Best Wishes and Baby Dust. Source(s): TTC and on allergy shots.
You should let the dr doing the allergy test know you are on clomid and call your ob/gyn to ask if the tests are going to affect the clomid. They will be able to give you a better answer than anyone on here.
I don't know, please ask whoever is doing the allergy testing.
Just to be safe....and good luck!
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