Hi Beena - glad you were able to get an appointment. I remember by the time we were able to have a referal I couldn't cope with waiting another three months.
When I first had an appointment I left with a number of blood tests to take to my GP to have. I think they were to test hormone levels because as a result of them I was told that I had not released an egg on that particular cycle.
I was then told that the next step was to have a laperoscopy and a hysterectomy which involved a general aneasthetic but was a day case in hospital. This is what we were told we would need to wait 3-6 months for and they wouldn't do anything else until I had it.
I think it cost about £1,300.00 - we were very lucky as we paid 1/3 as did my parents and DH's parents.
The consultant came and gave me the results on the same day and basically said I had endometriosis and that my womb was a strange shape.
I was then told that I had to wait for some sort of a dye test on my womb just to check that I would be able to carry a baby should I conceive. You have to have this done on a certain day of your cycle which for me landed on boxing day so I knew I was going to have to wait until the end of Jan to have it done so went hysterical. I remember the consultant phoned me at home (while we were putting up the Christmas tree) and told me to relax and enjoy Christmas.
By New Year I had a positive pregnancy test and the consultant said it was probably as a result of the laperoscopy/hysterectomy as aparently the prodding and pulling about can make you release an egg.
To cut a long story short I now have two lovely boys and had no problem at all second time around.
I really hope that it goes as well for you.