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Re: Newly diagnosed... need some guidance From: Amy (anonymous@obgyn.net) Fri Oct 1 16:15:00 2004 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Amy: "Re: New to this site and to endo..." Previous message: Amy: "Re: Frustrated...In A lot of Pain...Question For You Ladies." In reply to: Brooke: "Newly diagnosed... need some guidance" Endo can progress rapidly and I am sure how quickly it progresses will vary from person to person. I would talk to my Doctor and ask him what he recommends. Endo is the leading cause of infertility, but you have much higher fertility chances if it has not affected your tubes. I do not have children, nor do my husband and I want to, so this isn't based on personal experience, just what I have read and been told by my own doctors. Hope this helps a little! Hugs! Amy Meyer At Fri, 1 Oct 2004, Brooke wrote: > >Hello. I am 21, married, and was diagnosed with stage one Endo this >week. My husband and I want to have around 4 children and we are trying >to find out how rapidly Endo progresses. I want to wait about 4 years >before we start, but if my fertility is going to be an issue, we are >willing to start now. What have your experiences been with this? > >Thanks >Brooke Next message: Amy: "Re: New to this site and to endo..." Previous message: Amy: "Re: Frustrated...In A lot of Pain...Question For You Ladies." In reply to: Brooke: "Newly diagnosed... need some guidance"

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