Does anyone else suffer from irregular bleeding and endometriosis?

Question

I have got endometriosis and am trying to get pregnant (I'm 27). But the problem is that my cycle is quite long - about 34-35 days. Coupled in with this is that I have irregular bleeding - I bleed mid cycle onwards on and off. The doc says my tubes and womb are fine but I'm worried that the bleeding will stop me getting pregnant. Has anyone else got this problem and have you had a successful pregnancy? Doc says I'm too young for IVF at the moment and to wait a few years first. All comments appreciated.

PS Please do not make fun of this because it's quite upsetting to think I my never have a child - thankyou!

Karma: Thank you for your kind answer. I hope that things get better for you and wish you all the best.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

I completely understand how you feel. I'm 28, and have been diagnosed with something similar - endometrial hyperplasia. We've been trying for a few years ourselves.

My cycles are also very irregular. I can go from 1-6 months without a period at all, then have one for a month straight. So far, the only treatments available don't leave us with much hope. I do hope for a better outcome for you.

You're not too young for IVF, I suggest a second opinion. As a matter of fact, after age 35 eggs are harder to fertilize. They call it "old eggs." The sooner you have it done, the better your chances that the expensive procedure will be successful.

It is quite upsetting, and don't let any woman who has it easy tell you otherwise. I know how it feels to see women with their children, and gushing over childbirth stories that we don't have. Women don't know exactly how it feels to not be able to do something that seems natural, until it happens to them. I hate it when people tell me the same old lines. Such as, "keep trying", "it will happen when it's supposed to", and "you can adopt." If only it were that easy, eh? Adoption is wonderful, but not an entire replacement for human nature.

Wishing you all the best sister -

Answer 3

This may delay things, but I used to have really long cycles and very irregular bleedings. I went on to the pill for several months which made my cycle shorter and regular. Perhaps that would help to stabilise your cycle before trying to get pregnant.

However, my best advice is to see a gynaecologist. They can advice you and help more than a GP can.

Good luck!!! I hope you have a baby in your arms sooner than you think.

Answer 4

Alot of the time women with endometriosis cannot have babies unless they get surgery. That is what the doctor told me, maybe you should get a second opinion just to make sure I am sure that you have a great Doc, but I would get a second opinion. GOOD LUCK I hope everything works out for you

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Answer 8

if your tubes and womb are ok, then i dont see a problem, i take transanemic acid for endometriosis, i have two kids and had irregular bleeding, so i wouldnt worry at the moment..just relax and hopefully things will happen..plenty of nookie, thats my prescription for u xx

Answer 9

i have it but i chose not to have children (37yrs old). my doctor
specialist from vancouver general hospital put me on a treatment for 4 months a drug called zoladex, long needle inserted into tummy fat every month that will put you into early menopause
so whatever is happening down there it stops the growth. mine was lots of scarred tissue, ovaries couldn't breath. i am now in my 4th year no pain or excessive bleeding. good luck

Answer 10

If you do have endometriosis then you do need some treatment if you are to get pregnant.get your doc to refer you to a gynaecologist. you could need a Lazar laposcapy(sorry not sure of the spelling). Good luck.