Honestly it doesn’t change anything. If you have the symptoms and you’re confident that you have the disease all it does is confirm. Whether you’re stage one or four you need surgery for pain relief. It sucks but sadly it doesn’t change treatment. I guess it might help you select a surgeon? But then the imaging is often unreliable. I think there is nothing wrong with doing it but there aren’t a crazy amount of benefits. If you choose to do it, try to through Seckin Endometriosis Center because they have people who can read MRIs for endo more skilled than the average radiologist! Best of luck! Let me know if you have other questions or want to chat :)

I had so many tests, but they couldn’t truly diagnose without surgery. And surgery changed my life for the better pain wise. I don’t regret it at all. Best of luck to you ❤️

Don't bother with imagining. It doesn't show up. I had so many andominal X-rays, CT scans, even an MRI or two, AND multiple ultrasounds before my endo diagnosis, and when I had surgery they found tons of endo all up in my intestines. They may require an ultrasound before you're allowed to get surgery, but it won't show anything