i'm so sorry that you have heard this possible news
all i can say is don't give up hope! my mum had endemetriosis, and had me and my brother. i also have a friend now who has such bad endemetriosis, she is looking at having a hysterectomy and she's only 27!! she also has a little boy who's 5 and a little girl who's 3 1/2. so it is possible still to have kids.
i think maybe do some research for yourself, if only to better understand it all and maybe prepare a bit, but i guess just see what happens. it might not be as bad as the Doctor's worst case scenario.
all the best for the test you're getting done, and i hope you get some answers xxx
I'm not familiar with endo, but from what the other ladies have posted, you have a very good chance of having babies! Wait and see what the gyno has to say. Baby making technology these days is so amazing, one way or the other I'm sure you will be fine.
I had severe endo removed in Feb 2009 i suffer no symptoms of endo at all so had no idea i had till i had surgery for a ectopic pregnancy i lost my right tube due to the ectopic pg and my Dr removed alot of endo 6 weeks later i found out i was pregnant with my now 15mth old DD, i had been having fertility treatment of 6 cycle of Clomid and 1 IUI which was my ectopic baby to go on and fall pg naturally i had no idea i was pg only tested so i could take something to bring my period on so we could do another IUI cycle.. I wish you all the best remember having endo isn't the end of your chance of motherhood finding out now is the best thing that could happen cos getting rid of it gives you a really high chance of pregnancy soon definately start TTC as soon after operation as you can.....
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