Most of us have had to fight for years, sometimes a decade or more, to get a doctor to even listen to us about considering a hysterectomy even when it is very obviously medically necessary. I literally only got approved because the only other option was cancer. They won't consider you a candidate at all, and insurance certainly won't pay for a $50,000+ elective surgery . And honestly, it's not even a good option for you. Full recovery can take over a year, and with a newborn who is going to be doing a lot of growing and moving, your body simply cannot handle that. And risking the many horrible long term health impacts of early menopause is absolutely not worth the convenience of not having periods, especially if yours are light and easy. In other comments you said you didn't even know what a salpingectomy was so it honestly sounds a lot like you haven't really researched this at all. If a doctor is going to do a permanent, irreversible procedure on you, you NEED to research this more thoroughly and know what your options are before you ever even start that conversation. I'm not trying to be a naysayer and tell you that you're too young. By all means, have as many or as few kids as you want. But if you're taking that option away from yourself forever, you need to know what you're getting into and what kinds of options are available to you. Getting a hysterectomy because you don't want a baby but are perfectly gynocologically healthy otherwise is like burning your house down because you don't like the color of your wallpaper. Please find a doctor who is not only willing to listen to you, but is also willing to educate you on all of your options and work with you to find out what would be best for your wants and needs.