Guest guest Posted December 23, 2003 Report Share Posted December 23, 2003 Hi Ladies, I just joined this post today after hearing of it on another site. I'm a 24 year old female and am actually at home recovering from laparascopy for endometriosis right now. I wanted to reach out for some input from some who are perhaps more experienced in this area than I. I went to my doctor this summer for pelvic pain. I'll spare you the long boring details but after tons of tests, both GI and female related it was determined likely endoemtriosis, and also during all the testing a septate uterus was found. That was not the reason for the pain, as I'm told that a septate in itself would not cause any pain. So anyways, just this past week I had surgery to remove the endometriosis. My doctor debated with the idea to remove the septate at the time as well. However, I am not currently trying to get pregnant, nor have I ever before, and since we don't know that septum will automatically be a problem for me, he decided that for now it was probably in my best interest to leave it alone. He sought the advice of many reproductive specialists in this area and nobody seemed to really have a 100% sure answer as to what the right thing was to do. None of the doctors had ever come across a woman who found out about a septate uterus in the circumstances in which I did. Normally the women have had fertility issues. I'm just hoping the right decisions were made. It seems that my chances are slightly above 50% right now, and if they would have removed it now there was always the risk of further damage. Just wondering if anyone out there has had any situation similiar and could offer me some insight. I think I'm just wanting reassurance that I did the right thing for the time being. Thanks to all! Keli Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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