So sorry to hear about your m/c's. I think it is a good idea getting a few tests done to see if there is something that can be done to help prevent them.
That period pain sounds really awful, and so does the nausea. That is certainly a symptom of endo, but really the only way to tell if you have endo is to do a laparoscopy - where they have a look inside while you are under anaesthestic. (I think you can still have it, even if you have been pregnant before - someone correct me if I am wrong!).
I have heard of people having enlarged ovaries - often women can have enlarged ovaries if they have PCOS. But I think it is best to wait until you get more results from doctors before getting too worried about things.
My advice would just be to try and be as healthy as possible (diet + exercise) until you find out if there is anything wrong, and then you can look into specific treatments if there is something wrong. Don't be afraid to see a counsellor if you feel you need it - losing 3 little ones is really tough.
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