I have endometriosis too and had a laparoscopy when I was 21. I had my first baby boy at 23 and the second at 24. I was told that you are more fertile after having the surgery and aparently it worked! Don't give up hope, but know that your symptoms aren't neccessarily like what they see. You could have very bad symptoms and not a lot of endometriosis or a lot and no symptoms. i hope that helps. Feel free to ask any more questions!
Thank you so much for your reply. It really helped!! Thanks!!
First, with a beta HCG of >1500 one would expect to see a gestational sac in the uterus, not baby but pregnancy tissue, gestational sac using a transvaginal sonogram. So if this was not seen then suspicion for an ectopic. If laporoscopy turned up nothing then the tuff answer, ride it out, suspect miscarriage. But you never know seen worst.
Endometriosis: once the diagnosis has been made, we move to treatment because endometriosis has been shown to affect fertility, this is not the problem, you have gotten pregnant. The data on endometriosis and recurrent miscarriages is very questionable , the answer is still out.
Endometriosis treatment: Surgical or medical , toss up. If it's not bad who wants surgery, go with the lupron.
But recurrent miscarriage is another diagnosis and another workup.
HOPE THIS HELPS