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Egg preserve and endometriosis
Recently I have undergone laproscopy last 2mnths back.dctr said that mild endometriosis spots on outside uterus present and I have burned that during surgery.we went to consultation on next period after surgery.dctr said that there is a ovarian cyst of 2cm.we have waited for that month and we have not used any pills.on next period i.e., yesterday the cyst size increased to 4cm. And eggs in the other ovary are number 3. till the end of last month I have 6 eggs in each ovary.why it suddenly decreases egg count.what may be the reason.and is this an indication of endometriosis started growing or not.if not how much minimum time takes for endometriosis growth after laproscopy surgery.
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You should try for conception as soon as possible
Don’t worry about the endometriosis much
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Decline in ovarian reserve is a part of the endometriosis disease process. Simple laparoscopy cannot eradicate the entire disease as microscopic deposits will still remain.
If you wish to have babies it would be prudent to plan right away or atleast freeze eggs/embryos at the earliest.
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Consult fertility specialist.
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Dr. Pratibha P S
Gynecologist
8 yrs exp
Bangalore
share the report and amh levels
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