Good Day Everyone! :) Yesterday I got in to see the ONLY Sacramento area OB-Gyn who could get me in immediately. He also happens to have a three dimensional transvaginal ultrasound machine in his office. He saw the condition of my only remaining fallopian tube~ Hydrosalpinx (fallopian tube inflated with fluid-says from my endometriosis). THEN he laughed at the irony and yanked out my IUD. Of course he told me what he'd done right AFTERWARD. Now this doctor is 66, and seems to be of the "get-it-all-outta-there" mindset. And I KNOW he's probably right, BUT if I do have ONE Good ovary, shouldn't I try to keep it? PLEASE give any insights you may have. What about HRT? I'm only 44 and have had a very youthful feeling 40's decade so far, with NO signs of perimenopause setting in. This is a huge adjustment for me. Also EVERY time I'm examined, I get a DIFFERENT story about what is seen. This doctor says he can't see the left ovary at all because it's occluded by the damaged fallopian tube, and guessed that this tube is what had previously been seen in traditional ultrasound and dubbed a complex cyst. Apparently no one will have a difinitive answer about what's going on until they get a good old-fashioned wide open look inside. (Surgery June 30th) As you can imagine, I'm in a mountain of pain. Wanna hear a joke? I'm still thinking of driving the 78 miles to my ER nurse job near my mom's place to work for 3 nights. I'm kidding myself, aren't I? Thanks for listening and please add in any input that comes to mind. I TRULY do appreciate your time and wisdom. Fondly, Suz