Had to travel for 3 hrs today on the buses to get to the hospital to have a 5 min scan of my ovaries. Dispite the time taken I am very happy as the scan shows that my ovaries are accessable and it doesn't look like my bowels are going to be in the way. My surgery in Dec showed the bowels were fused with tubes and stuck all over the place thanks to my endo, and that to get the needle in to collect eggs for IVF the risk of piercing the bowel was high.
Now we have done that we are a go I am so excited I can't wait to get started, scared silly as well but excited mostly.
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Have you had a hysterectomy and did you keep/not keep your ovaries?
Has anyone had a lap to separate bowel, uterus and pelvic wall?
Do we have a choice? If we don’t, why don’t we? It’s our bodies… 
MRI shows large ovaries cysts
Looking for others who have had a hysterectomy with ovaries removed in their 30s - to get your experiences 
