Hi Brianna, I had Endometriosis in my 20’s. I am now 62. In the beginning I was given Provera by my gynaecologist. It was to stop my monthly cycle for 6 months at a time to see if that would stop the disease from progressing or at least improve the symptoms I was experiencing. Ask lots of questions and for me personally I had the surgery and it was confirmed that I had endometriosis ...
Wishing you all that is good

I had to have surgery at 23 yrs old because mine was so severe and then I did 2 Lupron treatments, used Seasonique, now I take Depo (14 yrs since surgery). The lupron took care of any of the endometriosis that he wasn't able to remove. I've not had any endometrial pain since. I would recommend lupron.

I had eendometriosis, had surgery and they were only able to remove 20% of it. I was 6 months away from getting married. We tried to have a baby but ended up going to fertility. My levels were so low, except for one time but that plunkered out. I was told I had only a 1-2% chance of conceiving. I was already peri-menopausal . I couldn't stand the pain anymore. Co-workers would actually call my boss because I looked ad ill as I felt. She would send me home. She referred me to her OBGYN who put me on Depro provera iinjections every 3 months until I reached menopause age. The Drepro took care of the pain and I've been off of it for 2 years now.

Due to Endometriosis I had my complete hysterectomy at 27 yrs of age and was glad I did. I felt healthy again and was free from the painful symptoms. We were blessed with two beautiful daughters prior to the surgery and I was told I would not have any more and really needed this surgery. I was on Premarin for years that helped as well

I finally had a total hysterectomy at age 48 for endometriosis. It was the best thing I had done for myself in a long time.
I hear the stories about doctors wanting to do too much surgery. It really helped me. Had to take estrogen. Then had to stop it when I got breast cancer. The lump was already there before I began estrogen. The hot flashes were hard, but I eventually got over them. My breast cancer has been in remission many years and I'm still glad I had the hysterectomy.
Lee