Has Endometriosis & managed to conceive?

[pris]

Hello ladies,
Anybody have endometriosis & managed to conceive? Can share your experience? Thanks.

 

[BearsMummy]

Hi there,

I was diagnosed with endometriosis in Nov 1998, I was treated at the time of the lap and prescribed Nafarelin. 6 months later I concieved my son who is now 11 years old.
Have been TTC #2 since he was two years old, i had a mmc in '09 and no luck since, maybe I should ask for the nasal spray again?

Good Luck :BigHugs:

 

[cheercrazy]

I fell pregnant at 17 and miscarried at 6 1/2 weeks. Got pregnant again straight away. After my daughter Amara was born my partner and i didnt use any protection. After 2 years like this i began to wonder why i wasnt pregnant plus intercourse was painful. Ended up being diagnosed with severe endometriosis and PCOS. I had 3 laperoscopys and a laperotomy and had reconstruction of my tubes and 3/4 of my right ovary taken out. Then 6 months of hormone treatment. After another 2 years of trying...still no luck...then out of the blue i got pregnant which was a complete shock. However i miscarried at 8 weeks. A month later got another positive pregnancy test....a week later was a negative...i;d had a chemical pregnancy. 3 months later and i'm now on 1st cycle of clomid....AF is due in 4 days so i'm hoping she doesnt come. But to answer your question.....yes you can get pregnant with endometriosis. Baby dust to you!!!

 

[lu-is]

I just had an ovarian cyst removed about two weeks ago, and they found that I had endometriosis trapped by my pelvis.
Now I'm not sure how worried I should be about infertility.
The women in my family have never had an issue with fertility but maybe I'll be that one exception?

I probably shouldn't have googled endometriosis..

If it's been removed by laparoscopy, will it return?

 

[cheercrazy]

Sometimes it can come back. They told me the best cure for endo is pregnancy....lol....gotta get pregnant first i told em. lol.

 

[brownstag]

I had the severest grade most agonising endo, probably from my first periods when I was ten, though it wasn't diagnosed until 23. I had Zoladex for that, which helped quite a bit. I only ttc at about 35, and had recurrent miscarriages, but finally had my son at 38. I now don't really suffer from the symptoms of endo, though I haven't had a scan so don't know what's really going on in there! I now have a short luteal phase though; how many more gynae problems can one woman have? I just need PCOS and premature ovarian failure for a full house!
But to answer your question, yes, perfectly possible, even with the worst endo. Good luck!
xxx