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Re: Pregnancy in the future after diagnosis of endo and a lap w/laserFrom: Amanda (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sun Oct 17 13:07:17 2004
At Sat, 16 Oct 2004, Beth wrote: > >Hi to all! I had a LOT of pelvic pain during the month of September. I >went to the Gyn and he thought I had a tubal infection. He gave me an >antibiotic and told me to wait 10 days. I couldn't even wait the 10 >days...I was in SO much pain. I went back to him and he did another >pelvic exam. His response was "You are extremely tender and nothing has >changed." I think he knew something was wrong just from the pelvic exam. >Can doctors really tell that??? > >Anyway, he scheduled an exploratory lap with laser. We found out I have >endometreosis -- on my bladder, one ovary, near my rectum, and on my >uterus. He said it was just in Stage 1. He took pictures and they >looked terrible. > >I'm 27 and not remarried yet. I'm worried about my endo getting worse >and not being able to have children later in life after I remarry. Are >there things I can do NOW to help my chances of being able to conceive >when I am ready???? I thought that maybe I would need to have this >surgery again before conception since the doc told my mom that now would >be a good time to have a baby. > >The doc said I need to go ahead and have children if I want any because >I will need to have it all taken out later. I have one child now but >when I remarry, I will want to have another child or two. I'm just >worried that I won't be able to later and I feel like I'm in such a rush >now to get remarried. My clock is REALLY "clicking" as they say - haha. > >Any help or suggestions, and answers to my questions would be greatly >appreciated. > >-- >Beth > Beth, I underwent a lap in July of this year and was diagnosed with Endo. I am also in Stage 1 (minimal) I have 2 Ob Gyn's that I work with. One told me to have a baby immediatley or my chances later on would be slim to none. ( I also have cervical dysplasia though) The other told me that I could wait but no more than 2 years and then I would still have undergo another lap to make sure the endo hasn't grown on or in my tubes. I hope that your pain has went away some and the laser lap was beneficial to you. I know it was for me!!! My boyfriend and I are both recent college grad and just bought our first home. So we are trying to concieve now. I will have a hystercotmy after that. Anyway, Good luck and I believe it's just up to you if you'd want to go through the lap again or not.
-- Amanda
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