Claudieness
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Thanks Claudiness and hello JPiper!
I haven't seen an endometriosis specialist as my medical coverage limits me somewhat but I am definitely looking for a different doctor as my current gynecologist immediately brushes me off when I attempt to discuss my fertility concerns. In her opinion, at 24, I am too young to even want to conceive and so she's not very helpful, just judgemental.
I am very fortunate to not suffer very much pain from my endo, but I do believe the cysts it's caused are making my cycles longer (average 37 days, sometimes up to 42) and I don't think I am ovulating every month. I haven't tried monitoring body temps. or anything beyond tracking my cycles, and being informed and aware of ovulation symptoms. I really hope things work themselves out naturally as I REALLY don't want to take BCPs or drugs to inhibit estrogen!
TTC is so emotionally draining but everyone tells me to think positive, and so I tell myself "WHEN I have a baby..." instead of "IF I have a baby...". Once again good luck to everyone this month!
Sounds like you definitely need a change of Gyno my lovely, how rude and unprofessional of her! She should keep her opinions to herself, as I think 24 is a fantastic age to TTC!
Most of the girls in my year at school have had 2 or 3 by now and did so when they were 18!
I understand your reluctance to use drugs to aid you at this stage too sweetheart, your long cycles must be difficult, but I'm glad to hear that you don't suffer great pain from your endo!
I am feeling a bit down in the dumps today as I draw nearer to my test date I think I'll get a negative result and have to start over again. Its my own fault for getting myself overexcited...
Maybe not this month.. But fingers crossed for the next! xxxxx