My husband and I have been trying for well over a year.. I went to a dr and I had a tumor in my…
My husband and I have been trying for well over a year.. I went to a dr and I had a tumor in my right ovary that took up my whole ovary so I had surgery and had it removed. Well a year after that still no luck. Now my ovary that's left doesn't work, so now I'm on medicine for period and ovulation bc my body doesn't do either. Tomorrow will be my last day taking the ovulation medicine but not 100% sure if I'll even ovulate... I don't even know what to do anymore...
Amanda Hornbaker·
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I was in a similar situation as yours at 17, we found a football sized tumor and had my whole ovary removed, the chances of me having pcos was slim to nothing, well a year later i was diagnosed with pcos, endometriosis, chance of early menopause( i was at the line of being in menopause when i got pregnant) and having dysmenorrhea. When i turned 20 we talked about having a baby as i did not have a long time left, later on we found out he was infertile but could be fixed within 10 years, so we decided to try for a baby in may, by September we knew it was now or never so we went with a donor and i ended up pregnant that cycle in October. If you have time keep trying and dont give up, there will always be options available to you, i wish you the best!
Jessi·
Thank you. We aren't sure if it's him right now the issue is me
missing406user·
Stay positive! My friend had cancer, one ovary, and was over 35. She was convinced she wasn't going to be able to conceive. She now has two beautiful healthy children! I can't imagine how frustrating it is, but stay strong and keep positive!
Jessi·
Thanks and it is extremely frustrating seeing as I've got 2 siblings and neither of them want kids I'm the only one and its this difficult for me it sucks!