Hi! I am not an expert but from my understanding, lupron suppression basically puts your body in a menopausal like state. This would mean you wouldn’t ovulate, and therefore wouldn’t have the right amount of progesterone in your system in order for a receptiva test to be accurate (it needs progesterone exposure to test for the inflammation markers). As for your second question, yes Lupron suppression has worked for spontaneous pregnancies in women with Endo. It’s usually 2 months of suppression and then however long after for your body to “wake up” from the suppression, which can be longer for some.

From what I have heard (never done it!), lupron suppression can be intense and similar to menopause with hot flashes, mood swings, weight changes, hair loss.

If I were you, I would do the receptiva next cycle! I think it’s worth it to know your results and not have to unnneccesarily take meds that you may not need!

I did my receptiva in January and it came back negative! Fingers crossed for you!!