Fibroid, Polyps and one other in womb

[Moyin]

Hello,

Some couple of months ago, I was hoping to be pregnant and it wasn’t happening. So my hubby decided to go for some test e.g. sperm test. The result came back with low sperm count and 0% morphology. We were really sad to have received this result but glad we were trying to work things out as early as possible. Meanwhile, I had previously mentioned to my doctor (what I wrote in my last post) and she suggested that I should go for an ultra scan (that was in October) but I couldn’t go on the date in October, so I had to change it and was given November. So couple of days ago, I went in (almost missing my appointment) for the scan. Initially, I was having a scan like they do for pregnant women and later, the lady was like I have to do an internal scan (camera up your vj) and as soon as I was done, asked the lady if everything was okay. Almost tight lipped, she was like if you don’t know, you have fibroids. I then asked would it have prevented me from getting pregnant and she was like I don’t think so but can’t be too sure. Then the following day in the evening, I received a call from my GP which never happened before so I was a bit scared. She was like you have 3 things found in the womb; fibroids, polyps (and by then, my mind has lost track of what she was saying) so I could pay attention to what she was saying really. She was like I would refer you to the gynaecologist immediately. I just want to find out if anyone has experienced this before and what happened and what can I or my hubby do to increase our chances of “natural” conception?

[Bryzaaa]

Hiya, this isn't answering your question but me and partner too are trying to conceive but it's just not happening, I have to have an internal on the 18th of November, as my doctor said I might have fibroids or endemetrosis.... I hope everything works out for you

[Moyin in reply to Bryzaaa]

Hello Bryzaaa,

That’s fine(about the qst). Just looking for encouragement really and reassuring each other in this tough times. If you’ve been trying for more than a year, it is better you both go to see your gp(s) and they can refer you both for various test.