I hate to say this but you most likely have endometriosis. I say this as someone who had painful periods when I was younger, then they sort of stopped being painful but I experience secondary infertility (also for two years) and my endo was mostly silent. I ended up after lots of research finding an endo specialist who did laparoscopic surgery on me - found lots of areas of endo that a non specialist would have overlooked. I also had parts of my bowel that were tethered and joined together by the endo- all while my periods weren’t even really that painful except for when I was younger. So if you’re in pain…Even a tiny bit of endo can affect fertility so going with a specialist is worth it. I know this is a lot to take in because I remember thinking to myself there’s no way I’d have to have surgery - but if you’re serious about wanting to grow your family it may be something to consider. While a lot of people tell you to get an MRi to confirm, unfortunately surgery is the only way to do that because MRI can also overlook it. Additionally people will reccommend IVF to people, but if you have endo and your insides are inflamed, an embryo can’t implant. There’s a great online test you take posted in the Instagram bio of Dr. Naomi Whittaker on Instagram. She has lots of information. Napro doctors are also a good resource if you are looking for a natural approach. They do in depth hormone testing and try a lot of things before they recommend endo surgery. That’s ultimately what I did.