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Hello, I'm new here. I recently had lap. surg. In March to remove my right tube due to Hydrosalpinx and a small uterine polyp. The RE noticed that I had mild Endometriosis on my ovaries, so I had that lasered off as well. My left tube is still intact although I had an ectopic in 2009 in which case my tube was saved with Methotrexate. My question is what are my chances of conceiving on my own with the remaining tube that I have being that I had an ectopic in that very tube in the past?
I also had a pelvic sonogram done back in Feb. by the same RE and she saw the tell tail "string of pearls" on my ovaries and diagnosed me with PCOS from looking at the screen. I had blood work done and all my hormone levels are within normal range and do not indicate PCOS at all. I do have some thinning hair but no other typical signs of PCOS, no facial hair, or any unwanted hair in any other place for that matter, and my periods are a regular 28 days, give or take a day or too. What else could give someone ovarian cysts? I heard that there is more than one type of PCOS is that true? I'm 36 and have been TTC for 2 years now, and I'm getting very depressed about this. The power to let "nature take it's course" is not in the cards for me with these diagnoses.
I also had a pelvic sonogram done back in Feb. by the same RE and she saw the tell tail "string of pearls" on my ovaries and diagnosed me with PCOS from looking at the screen. I had blood work done and all my hormone levels are within normal range and do not indicate PCOS at all. I do have some thinning hair but no other typical signs of PCOS, no facial hair, or any unwanted hair in any other place for that matter, and my periods are a regular 28 days, give or take a day or too. What else could give someone ovarian cysts? I heard that there is more than one type of PCOS is that true? I'm 36 and have been TTC for 2 years now, and I'm getting very depressed about this. The power to let "nature take it's course" is not in the cards for me with these diagnoses.
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