@VenusStarr sorry to hear re potential endometriosis. I'm questioning if I have endometriosis and have been pushing for a referral to a nook specialist on the NHS - which is taking ages.
I apologise in advance for the following waffle; I've spoken to Dr Shehata a few times about how having endometriosis and adenomyosis could be causing all my problems and my losses - and I was kind of shot down that these conditions don't cause recurrent losses - but can cause infertility... Which in my opinion amounts to the same thing.
A quicker way to get a referral into the NHS system would be if you have a consultation with a reputable Nook endo specialist privately, who can then write to your GP with a recommendation for referral. You can then speak to you GP and either request a referral to your local gynae for a laparoscopy or you can be specific if you want to and request an out of area referral to a specialist, based on all your history. You want to seek excision not ablation, so if going via general gynae make sure you discuss methods of removal.
One thing I would do if you do decide to pursue seeking a lap via NHS is play up the pain side of things vs infertility. So say you have considerable pain around your cycle and it's getting worse.
Sorry I've gone on a bit here. I'm kind of in the middle of all this at the moment so wanted to pass on all I have learnt thus far.
I have read that endometriosis and adenomyosis can cause a heightened immune response - and also that after a successful laparoscopy (depending on severity and level of excision) that fertility can often be successfully restored! Lots of ladies after years of heartbreak have a successful pregnancy after a lap.
Currently I'm pursuing both routes - seeing if Dr Shehatas protocol can help me, if I can actually get pregnant again, whilst waiting for my referral appointments to come through for a lap with a specialist.
Dr Shehata said to me that his treatment for ladies with endometriosis and adenomyosis is the same - regulate and bring down immune response - so - I'm hoping that the meds might bring down inflammation enough to help things happen. So your plan could still work now you've added in the extra meds too!
Hope all this info helps. Don't give up. This might be the real answer you've been searching for. X