Sorry to hear that history. However, a hysterectomy would not treat either your endometriosis or your adhesions. Removing your ovaries could help the endometriosis, but would leve you with long term health consequences. I would suggest a form of hormonal contraception that suppresses your menstrual ...

The extra weight on your bladder and pelvic floor from the fibroids could be the cause, depending on the size.

They grow by chance, are rarely malignant, and mostly don't come back. Your histology result should be back within a couple of weeks of your operation.

Yes it is very possible, but not all NHS services may do the HPV typing. The majority of the population have some form of HPV, but you can still have the vaccination becuase a. you may not already have types 16,18 of HPV and b. even if you do, the vaccine can slow down the progression.

Yes, sorry!

It's annoying, but probably normal. It shouldnt interfere with you conceiving, but count your cycle as starting on day1 of the proper bleed when you are timing your intercourse.

I'd get your GP to arrange blood tests, an exam and perhaps a scan.

This can be normal. However, I'd still use contraception and do a home pregnancy test soon just in case.

The MRI is to make sure that your pituitary is not swollen and compressing the rest of the gland that produces the hormones that stimulate your ovaries. I'm not sure what units they're using to easure the testosterone but the results need to be taken in the context of your other results to see if yo...

I think that you should present your history as you have done here and you'll be fine.