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Is It Always Difficult to Conceive When You Have Endometriosis?
Pam Kingsland Admin
Hi there, thank you for your question! While many cases of Endometriosis can cause symptoms of infertility and pregnancy complications, it is not ALWAYS difficult or impossible for everyone to conceive. If you are finding difficulties in conceiving, There are several potential treatment options for women experiencing infertility or reduced fertility. I'm attaching some links that I hope will be helpful! Please let us know if you have any other questions, we're here for you! - Pam (Team member)
https://endometriosis.net/infertility/
https://endometriosis.net/treatment/
https://endometriosis.net/art-reproductive-technology/
https://endometriosis.net/coping/infertility/
Pam Kingsland Admin
Hi there, thank you for your question! While many cases of Endometriosis can cause symptoms of infertility and pregnancy complications, it is not ALWAYS difficult or impossible for everyone to conceive. If you are finding difficulties in conceiving, There are several potential treatment options for women experiencing infertility or reduced fertility. I’m attaching some links that I hope will be helpful! Please let us know if you have any other questions, we’re here for you! – Pam (Team member)
https://endometriosis.net/infertility/
https://endometriosis.net/treatment/
https://endometriosis.net/art-reproductive-technology/
https://endometriosis.net/coping/infertility/
Endo Warrior Moderator
No, endometriosis manifests itself differently for everyone. I had severe endometriosis, but was able to conceive three times, resulting in two successful pregnancies.
Kimberli Davino Moderator
No! Everyone is so different! Many women are able to conceive, even with endometriosis. While others may need IVF or other treatments. Some women do suffer with infertility as well. -Kimberli (Team Member)
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