Thank you so much for your replies . My partner would love to give my GP a good talking to right now since he reminded me that not once have they ever said I would need a hysterectomy until today and she was only my GP's cover for the next 12months. He was devastated when he heard I had more uterine issues which will mean more surgery, I must admit I am too though I think it hurts him more than it does me. I am trying hard to stay positive, it's just really hard. I am in tears typing this at 1am just because I am so stressed right now. Logically I know everything will be fine but my heart is just torn right now. I am venturing into natural treatments and hopefully seeing a proper specialist who knows about PCOS and specialises in fertility will help. We have never seen a fertility specialist before and we have never seen someone who has an interest in PCOS. Its just hard that my last polyps tended to be roughly occurring every 2yrs or so, and this one has occurred in less than 9 months. It's like how many more surgeries do I have to go through, how many more surgical procedures I have to put my partner through. My partner is so precious to me and I hate to see him hurting (it doesnt help that his mother continually keeps asking when are we going to have children). I am 31yo, I have been 'told off' so to speak by several people, that I put my career first etc. I have had these problems for over 10years so I strongly believe it has nothing to do with focusing on my career and travelling overseas. I am feeling more comfortable however that I am attempting the natural approach and from what I understand even though I am told it is unusual for someone who is not menopausal or postmenopause to experience this many polyps, something natural combined with some hormone regulatory medication that the specialist recommends will help it from recurring.

Thank you so much again for your replies, it means a lot to me.