Hi Melissa,

I know that you are frightened and worried at the moment. I'd suggest that you simply take it easy and wait to see what your gynecologist says. Take the steps you need to take to seek a diagnosis. Once you have a diagnosis, then the treatment plan and options will come. One step at a time, dear.

i feel your pain im 18 and just been told i have endo i really want to have children in the future so i can appreciate how scared you are ...i have had ultrasounds n apart from a few abnormaltites i was told they were fine ....but my the ladie who did my ultrasound told me that if you are in the early stages of endo it will not show up in the ultrasound im currently waiting for a camera in my bellybutton (explotitary surgery) it may be worth asking about that. i hope everything goes well for you...keep in touch

At times doctors just dont know what the answer is, so they guess. The best thing to do is that you need to keep at it and find out what the problem is for sure, not just them thinking it is this or that.

For endo, the only way for them to tell is from a Lap. I just had one done two months ago, and found out I do have endo. I wasnt suprised. Just so you know you can still have kids even though you have endo. A lot of women have endo. Also the surgery (lapo) it cleans you out and also you are more likly to get pregnant after you have it.

I also have IBS lol ya I have a few issues that took a long time to find out what they where. For me when I have pain from IBS its more on my upper right side. And when I get my period is the only time I have pain from the Endo. Hope that helps a little bit.

Request for more tests. Have you had your intestines looked at? might want to chat that out first.

Goodluck

think you should see a Gastrointestine Dr. Mucus in your stools is most likly related to intestine issues. For sure you should get a that looked into.