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Ovulation can occur more on one side than the other, but I doubt that having taken Clomid would interfere with your ovulation cycles now since you have such regular periods. You could use ultrasound to see if you are ovulating from your right ovary. If necessary, further stimulation with Clomid or gonadotropins is always possible. Once you have chosen a doctor to evaluate what is going on, things should be clearer. Usually, the passage of more time is what will lead to another pregnancy after tubal ligation reversal.
It has been a long time since I have been on the boards! I am frustrated lately. My dh and I have been trying since 06 to have tr#3 I had absolutely no problems getting pregnant with #1 then 17 months later had #2. I had 2 Tubal pregnancies in 07, both on the same side, but they said they saved the tube in Sept of 08 I had an hsg done and it showed left side block (which was kinda expected that is where the tubal pregnancys were at) and the right side wide open. In the past we tried clomid for 3 months, No luck! Since 8/08 we had been doing nothing to prevent, but also not worrying about it. I am 31 now I had my tr on jan 26 2004 with both tubes over 5. I was curious if clomid could mess me up somehow, Can my right ovary not be ovulating thus the reason for no pregnancy. I get af every 28 days on the button! So that is not an issue.I am sorry for so many questions we just moved again and I am going to try to find a good doctor in the area, But I figured I would talk to you first, because you made me be able to have the first 2 tr's Any suggestions on what route I should take from this point on! My dh and I dearly would be blessed with a few more babies! Thank you so much
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