Has anybody had luck conceiving with endometriosis?

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I was diagnosed with endometriosis 2 years ago and was treated for it over the course of a year. The symptoms have completely subsided, however I’ve heard that endometriosis doesn’t go away. 
Any knowledge, insight, thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

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My sister conceived after four months TTC with her first and one month TTC with her second :) she had stage 4 endo.

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My friend has endometriosis and she's pregnant with her third child, with no medical assistance.

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My sis in law has it and had the surgery to remove some tissue. She got pregnant with her twins 3 years into trying ❤️ says it should be easier to conceive after this first pregnancy. Baby dust to you!

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I was diagnosed with stage 3 through a surgery 2 years ago to remove some of my cysts (I also have PCOS). During the lap they cauterized a bunch of it to help try to clear up my uterus and tubes so I could conceive and was put on clomid too. It is true that it's incurable, but hormones and pregnancy can actually make it dormant. Since I was trying to conceive, the birth control therapy that kept it at bay was gone, and a majority of it grew back in just 5 weeks. But luckily after the last round of clomid we could take we got our son and he was just born in August.

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I have had it for 10 years now. I am pregnant with my second son. I have had surgery twice to remove cysts and lining that was very bad. my doctor told me that having children can help it improve, and for me that seemed correct because I no longer have painful cramps. and it's a huge blessing. so yes it is possible to get pregnant :)

Has anybody had luck conceiving with endometriosis?

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