I think I have endometriosis – what should I do first?

If the thought keeps crossing your mind – especially while you’re trying to conceive – you’re not alone. Whether you’ve got classic symptoms or just a gut feeling something’s not right, getting clarity around endometriosis can be a game-changer on your fertility journey.

I think I have endometriosis – and I’m trying to get pregnant. What now?

We recently went live with Dr. Seshadri, Consultant Gynaecologist and Accredited Subspecialist in Reproductive Medicine and Surgery at CRGH Fertility Clinic, to talk through what to do if you suspect endo is affecting your chances of getting pregnant.

In the session, we covered:

• The first steps to take if you think you have endometriosis and you’re TTC
• Fertility-specific symptoms that could point to endo
• What happens during an initial consultation
• Recommended tests and treatment pathways
• How a diagnosis might shape your fertility treatment options

Watch the full chat here for a practical walkthrough on what to expect and how to advocate for the right support.

Ready to speak to someone? Book a FREE mini-consult with the brilliant team at CRGH Fertility Clinic in London. They’re known for their personalised, holistic approach – and consistently high success rates.