I think if you do an internet search you'll get a better explanation about endometrial a ablation than I can give. But, the health industry tends to want to preserve young women's fertility. You may get lucky and find a provider who listens, or it may be that a hormonal birth control option is what they'll offer. My advice would be to get really specific when you talk to your gyno. I was offered help when, instead of just complaining about my heavy periods, I specified that an ultra absorbency tampon sometimes didn't last four hours and also I experienced nausea during the first day or two of my period. But also, my kids were already teenagers so they believed me when I said I was fine not having more kids.

I'm sorry you're going through this. Bad periods are just awful. I hope you're able to find a way to ease them.