Hi, yes I have severe Endo in multiple areas but I had my tubes checked in my recent laparoscopy (with endon excision as well) and they were good/open/clear. So that’s one less thing to worry about! Hopefully you might have the same x
Hi I had my lap done 6 weeks ago. Severe stage 4 endometriosis found on uterus, bladder, bowel with adehesions. Kissing ovaries and chocolate cysts on both which were removed/drained. I had the dye test on my tubes and miraculously they were both clear! Obviously the advice for me has been to try for a baby ASAP as the tubes could become blocked at some point but thought I’d respond to your question to let you know that it is possible to have severe endo and clear tubes. I would say though that my surgeon was surprised as he expected the tubes to be affected in some way. If you have any questions let me know. Good luck!
You’re welcome. The thing about endo is that it impacts everyone differently so all our bodies will be different stay positive and definitely push for the dye test when you can x
So I got pregnant with both the cysts and pelvic side wall endo. It took about 6m. I have severe endometriosis inrectovaginal space...the deep infiltrating type.
I have since had choc cysts removed. And adhesions removed. My tubes are still clear. Trying to get preg again now.
Not having surgery on rectum for now. 8 hrs surgery, may need a colostomy and a good month of recovery.
I have stage 4 endo, recently had complex surgery to excise deep infiltrated endo - uterus and ovaries were stuck to pelvic wall, lots of endo in my pouch of douglas, huge chocolate cyst in my left ovary, plenty of adhesions. Had HSG last month and miraculously my right tube is clear! Really hoping I can conceive naturally and not have to go through IVF.
Hi, yes had excision surgery 4 months ago, tubes are open but they found and removed endometriosis lesions on my bladder, bowel, intestine, & urethra tube.
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