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Endometriosis Infertility Surgery - Should you have it? Dr Morris answers

Dr Randy Morris MD-The BOARD CERTIFIED fertility expert with weekly TTC tips on InfertilityTV Endometriosis is a common problem which can cause both infertility and pain. Doctors grade endometriosis based on how much is present in your body. The grading goes from stage 1 or minimal to stage 4 or severe. If you have stage 3 or 4 then you have these cysts in your ovaries called endometriomas. If your doctor sees these cysts, should you have surgery to remove them? The answer is complex. On the one hand, some studies do show an improvement in your chance to get pregnant by having surgery. On the other hand, ANY surgery on the ovaries will cause the loss of some of your valuable reserve of remaining eggs. Women with decreased ovarian reserve have a lower chance for getting pregnant. Endometrioma cysts can be difficult to remove and it’s common to have some bleeding in the ovary which the doctor has to stop. To do that, he or she will often use electricity to cauterize the bleeding. Its very effective, BUT is more likely to cause the loss of eggs. So this question is probably best answered by having a consultation with your physician after close review of all of the variables in your case. Here are some general guidelines. Consider leaving those endometriomas alone if You are older You already have borderline or low ovarian reserve You have previously responded poorly to fertility medications You have large endometriomas or have them on both ovaries You have already had ovarian surgery in the past If you and your doctor have decided that surgery is best for you then make an agreement that less traumatic methods to stop bleeding like suturing or gels be tried before resorting to electro cautery If you liked this video remember to like “THIS” video. and share it in your support groups and on your favorite social media channels Do you have a topic or question you would like answered on Infertility TV? Let us know in the comments. You dont want to miss any episodes so subscribe to Infertility TV now and visit our website at ivf1.com Increase your "Infertelligence" TM Subscribe to Infertility TV now!!! A new episode of Infertility TV is broadcast weekly every Thursday afternoon or visit our website at IVF1.com ******************************************* Do you want to become a patient at IVF1? ******************************************* Register online here: https://patient.ivf1.com/PatientPorta... Or call: 630-357-6540