Lilac, what a bummer... I was really thinking this was your month. But on the bright side, your LP has lengthened and it looks like your temps are getting steady and reliable, which is great!
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I was just diagnosed with "potential" submucosal fibroids on the endometrium. I will know more when I have a procedure done by my fertility specialist to actually go in with a camera and look at the condition of my uterus (fun times). The fibroids were initially diagnosed after my HSG procedure noted "multiple filling defects" on the endometrium. So they may be fibroids, they may be polyps, they may be shadows!  Submucosal fibroids are the least common, and the most tricky to remove. They may also be the cause of my miscarriage and subsequent infertility, since implantation success is greatly reduced due to the fibroids depleting nourishment to the embryo.Â
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My concern, obviously, is that the fibroids will be too numerous or won't cooperate with surgery. HOWEVER, my doctor was very reassuring. He said fibroids are extremely common and a likely cause of infertility in many women. Also, if fibroids are removed successfully, our chances of conceiving increase dramatically. I have a blocked tube (probably due to the fibroids) but otherwise no homornal issues, ovulate regularly, and DH has great swimmers. Removal of fibroids can be done laproscopically or even vaginally and usually doesn't require major surgery.Â
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It was a relief to get answers, but also very nerve-wracking to discover this condition. I have ZERO symptoms of endometriosis or any other disorder. It's all very strange.Â
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Hello to everyone else in TTC land... I love reading your updates, but I've been so anxious over this appointment I haven't been able to sit still to write proper posts. :)Â