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Hi. I was diagnosed with Stage 1/superficial endo back in January 2015, it's on the pouch of Douglas and sacral ligaments. The doctor who did the surgery told me as it's not on my ovaries or fallopian tubes - and because it's superficial - I would have no problem conceiving.

You'd think I'd go with that but there's still this niggling worry at the back of my mind. I had an early miscarriage in April 2015. Before the lap, there were three instances where I could've gotten pregnant in the space of say six months (coming on and off the pill due to moods and forgetting, which I know is daft) and I didn't. I know they say 12 months but it doesn't help when my family are always banging on about being 'super fertile', especially now when they don't know about the mc.

How would I go about getting a proper diagnosis? Would an MOT at a clinic tell me or would they say I'm too young and if I'm not trying for a baby what's the point? I feel lost and tell myself not to worry but it keeps coming back to gnaw at me. Any advice would be massively appreciated.

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