PocoHR
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Heya, I've just turned 30 last month, and I had a laproscopy done last week where my doctor discovered I have advanced endometriosis (he removed a lot of it, although not quite all he told me).
He told me he thinks the chances of me getting pregnant on my own are small and he has recommended that before we even start trying again I should be put on a medication to stop ovulation (to simulate menopause) for three to six months. He said, after that, we should start doing IVF.
I'm wondering, is this normal? If anyone reading this has been diagnosed with advanced endo, what were you told to do? Did you have to stop ovulation and then go straight to IVF, or were other options offered to you?
If I am honest, I kind of want to try naturally as soon as possible, and if after a little while it doesn't work, then move on to IVF, without taking this menopause medication in between. But, if it really helps to take it, then I'll do it. I'm just not sure! Stories and advice are welcome!!
He told me he thinks the chances of me getting pregnant on my own are small and he has recommended that before we even start trying again I should be put on a medication to stop ovulation (to simulate menopause) for three to six months. He said, after that, we should start doing IVF.
I'm wondering, is this normal? If anyone reading this has been diagnosed with advanced endo, what were you told to do? Did you have to stop ovulation and then go straight to IVF, or were other options offered to you?
If I am honest, I kind of want to try naturally as soon as possible, and if after a little while it doesn't work, then move on to IVF, without taking this menopause medication in between. But, if it really helps to take it, then I'll do it. I'm just not sure! Stories and advice are welcome!!