ENDO Messages for December, 2001: Re: Mild endo

Re: Mild endo - can it cause infertility?

From: Raeann (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat Dec 22 18:53:50 2001

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>From everything that Ihave been told and read - even the most mild cases
can cause fertility problems. It depends on where the endo has caused scar tissue. There are woman with severe endo who have no problems with fertility. I guess the real answer is no one knows for sure?! I believe endo pain is the same way - it just depends on where it is and in which body.

Hope this helps...I wish you the best of luck!

Wishing pain free days for all! Raeann

>Hello, I have been ttc for 2 years now with no success. I had a lap
>done last week to check for endo. The RE found and removed mild endo on
>the ovaries, and a polyp in the uterus. I wasn't thrilled with her
>findings, because I was actually hoping to find a lot of endo (although
>I've never had any symptoms). I figured a lot of endo would help to
>explain our infertility. Does anyone know whether mild endo can
>actually be a cause of infertility? I've read conflicting results on the
>web, where some doctors say yes even mild endo is enough to cause
>infertility problems, and I've read other reports that say that it needs
>to be moderate to severe to really interfere and that people with mild
>enod should not have a problem conceiving.
>
>Also, what about the polyp? Could that have been causing us problems as
>well? Thanks!

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