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Myra, Clomid for men is quite common. I'm a horse breeder and my first experience with clomid was for a stallion that had low sperm count. Since each spermatazoa reproduces itself he'll never be able to increase his sperm count, but clomid is very successful in ensuring that the spermatazoa that are replicated mature to motile (moving), well-formed sperm, which increased your total motile count. I'm imagining the 30-day trial is to see if your husband realizes this benefit.