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Constant pain in right side pelvic area
Earlier I used to have pain in right side pelvic area just one day before and on the first two days of period, due to endometriosis. But since my last period on 12 oct, I am having constant pain in right side pelvic area. I also have pain in that area if I am bloated. I was prescribed dienogest for 2 months to reduce endometrial cysts (right ovary & posterior uterus) & 2 months after taking the last pill, I got my periods. Due to the pandemic, I have not gone for tests but I feel that my condition has worsened. I also have fertility issues because of my condition and have been unable to conceive despite medications like clomid, etc. Is this constant pain due to endometriosis? As I want to conceive, should I get surgery done to remove endometrial tissues or try ivf and then get the surgery done? With my condition of endometriosis & adenomyosis, will I ever be able to conceive?
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Hello! This is a picture of chronic pelvic pain-most likely reason being your endometriosis. You need to stay in touch with a fertility specialist and have both you and your husband evaluated. Type of fertility treatment depends on your age, history, number of eggs in ovary, severity of endometriosis, tube status. With fertility consultant help you will be able to conceive. But start off treatment soon, do not delay unnecessarily. Take care!
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