I've read both your posts on this subject and I would suggest you think very carefully about having a child right now. On the other post you say your partner is not wanting a child. If you did fall pregnant to him the child would be his as well (even if he didn't want it) and that would put huge pressure on him. Also if after giving birth you found that your finances were not up to it you might then decide to gain financial support from him which would also be unfair to him.

Children are not cheap, particularly if you are working and have to put them in daycare - expect to lose around half your pay on that alone.

I think there can be a lot of pressure with ladies with endo or pcos or cysts to have babies young. A couple of stories for you that might help you make your decision.

My cousin was told she had very little chance of conceiving because of debilitating cysts that she'd had many operations for. She felt the pressure to start trying I think at 21 and was pregnant the very first month she tried. She also fell pregnant soon after giving birth. Both pregnancies were without any assistance. After the second birth her husband went missing for three days due to the stress of it all. He husband was not ready to be a father and seriously didn't expect the pregnancies to happen so quickly... they muddled along for several years but eventually broke up broke up. He's never been a good father to those kids.

An old friend of mine had severe endo. She spent most days each month with her AF and had severe pain and was always taking days off work because of it. In her early twenties she did not manage to fall pregnant. Her husband died and she remarried. In her late twenties & early thirties she managed to have 3 children (not sure if she had assistance with them as we only swap Xmas cards now).

I guess what I'm saying don't feel pressured into having children young because of a medical diagnosis.