Keike, my problem was always convincing the GP that my pain was real. For 10 years I was told my pain was "normal", even though I suspected I had endo, for which I had classic symptoms. It wasn't until I saw a Dr who specialises in endo that my pain was taken seriously and I was immediately booked in for a lap (which means about a 1 month wait for the first opening in his schedule). From what you've said, I'm guessing your issue is PCOS rather than endo, but the same principle should apply - ask for a referral to someone who specialises in the condition and has the skills to perform the surgery. GPs know a little about a lot and that means there are huge gaps in their knowledge, which is why we have specialists in the first place. If you're in that much pain, please ask for further investigation and/or seek a second opinion if your Dr is dismissive.

N2L, I just had my second lap on Thursday and the hospital's nasty scales said my BMI is 38.5 (home scales say 36.5).