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You usually take clomifene in pill form for five days early in your cycle, for up to six months at a time. A low dose of 50 mg is often used to start with. 

(1) If you have regular cycles, you'll start taking the pills within five days of your period starting, preferably on about day two. 
(2) If you're not menstruating at all or if your cycle is very irregular, your doctor will check that you're not pregnant. She'll then give you a synthetic version of the hormone progesterone, a progestogen called Provera. 
(3) Progesterone works with oestrogen to keep your reproductive cycle regular. Provera will re-establish your periods. Once you're having periods, you can then start taking clomifene citrate. 
(4) Ovulation generally occurs between five days and nine days after you've taken your last pill. Your fertility specialist may monitor your ovaries using ultrasound, at least during the first cycle. She'll look to see how your ovaries are responding and whether one egg follicle or more is preparing to release a mature egg into one of your fallopian tubes. 
(5) You might ovulate and conceive in the first month of taking clomifene citrate. Or it can take a month or two of drug therapy for you to start ovulating regularly. 
(6) Treatment may be continued for up to six cycles, as this is thought to be long enough to see whether your body is responding to the drug.