Clomid (clomiphene citrate) is efficient for the treatment of ovulation problems caused by a number of reasons, except for blocked tubes. The main aim of this medicine is to establish a normal ovulation cycle after which the treatment is usually stopped. Do not take more of this drug than prescribed by your health care provider as an overdose is possible. Seek emergency help if you experience any symptoms of an overdose such as nausea, vomiting, blurred vision, abdominal pain, visual spots and flushing. If you have breast tenderness, diarrhea, headache, flushing, vomiting, and breast discomfort tell your doctor about it immediately to prevent the situation from getting worse. If Clomid causes blurred vision in you make sure you refrain from participating in hazardous activities that require concentration and perfect vision as this way you can put at risk your health and that of other people.

If you experience vision effects of Clomid after completing the cycle tell your doctor about it. No drug interactions have been reported with Clomid. Nevertheless you need to tell your health care provider about any other drugs you are taking to make sure they do not decrease the efficiency of Clomid. One rare but serious side effect is ovarian hyperstimulation syndrome with the most typical symptoms being abdominal pain, shortness of breath, nausea or vomiting, swelling, abdominal pain and some weight gain. This condition can be fatal, so make sure you seek emergency medical assistance in case of experiencing the symptoms listed above. Do not share this medicine with other people, as it should be available only to people with a prescription. Every patient intending to take Clomid should first talk to a qualified professional to make sure they will benefit from the treatment.