Yesterday was my 33rd birthday. I went for my first scan for FET baring in mind my last scan didn’t go down so well, I were told I had a Hydrosalpinx in my one remaining tube.
Given the circumstances me and my partner decided to take a chance on one of our precious embryos due to NHS waiting list and not prepared to pay £5000 to get my tube clipped as the consultant suggested.
So yesterday at my scan we seen the consultant who is a specialist in endo, who I believe helped me give the best chance to get my baby boy 9 month miracle in February. I was so scared when he first starting explaining we could potentially be wasting embryos but I knew this all along since the last visit and we was prepared to take that risk.
When he eventually scanned me he told me a misdiagnosis and I don’t have a Hydrosalpinx it’s just my endometriosis. An 11mm womb that’s looking very good and no Hydrosalpinx on my birthday was the best news ever.
Transfer is going ahead next week with our hatching blastocyst 5AB. 😃
Trust your gut people. I could have completely lost this chance and just waited on the NHS for an operation I never needed and this could have caused my endo to become worse and actually make a problem. I did see a different consult when I were diagnosed and he was actually training someone up at the time so I think he got a little carried away and misdiagnosed me. He suggested I do not have a FET and get surgery. This put me in a state of stress as I was phoning around the get an operation done that was over £5000 which I didn’t need.
I feel like angels was looking down on me yesterday when I seen my original endo specialist consultant. 🙏
What a bloody journey.
Praying for another miracle.
Love to you all 🙏 xxx
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This is great news!! As another endo warrior I’d always take the word of an endo specialist over anyone else as I find that other consultants don’t know the condition as well. I have blocked tubes due to endo and I’m worried about whether I’ll need mine clipped/removing! Xxx
I will always make sure I get an endo specialist from now on.
Good to hear there are lots of endo warriors on this site. Hopefully you get some good news too. They don’t always need surgery. When will you have a scan to check? xxx
Phew! Congratulations. I was waiting such a long time for a transfer due to covid and the need for a polyp removal. It’s such a relief when the blockers are removed.
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