Re: Reproductive endocrinologist

January 20, 2004

Hi,

Ovarian cysts are common and not always a problem. You might want to read

http://www.mjbovo.com/OvarianCysts.htm for more insight. Do a search on them.

They also couldn't locate one of my ovaries, it was there and this isn't

uncommon. Nothing was wrong.

Seeing a RE is a good idea for you. With some submucousal fibroids, it's

impossible to become pregnant. Just tell him/her what meds you are taking. Many

REs do myos, which you may need or not. They do many things. It won't hurt to

see one. A RE did my myo. If you couldn't carry a child, a RE could harvest your

eggs for future use. There's so many options. Why not see one?

Have you had a saline sono? A MRI? Better scans won't hurt. Are you bleeding

heavy? Have you checked for anemia?

Go for it! Ease your mind. Think of questions you want answered and ask. Read

everything about fibroids and cysts. The more you know, the calmer you'll be.

Ku

myrtle9e6 wrote:

I'm at that point where I'm thinking, yes I'm 25 and have fibroids

and cysts but by any chance would it be jumping the gun to see a

reproductive endocrinologist to see if its even possible for me to

have children? Should I not be on any medication before I do see one?

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