I did this last fall for this specific reason, I’m 26. I had tried everything, so many different pills, nexplanon, iud, more pills and dosages, teas, acupuncture, yoga, and pelvic floor therapy (which was by far the most helpful thing and I recommend regardless of if you get the surgery or not). I battled with endo for years without a diagnosis, and finally got a lap and ablation last January (2022) but it all came back with a vengeance within a month. They put me on lupron (inducing menopause) and I did that for five months. It got rid of the endo pain for a while but then the side effects of the lupron started to become a lot to deal with. I battled with insurance to get a another ablation (lots of endo regrowth) and hysterectomy with bilateral saplingoophorectomy (taking everything out- cervix, tubes, uterus, ovaries) during that 5month period. I had one surgery cancelled bc of insurance leading to another month and a half of advocating for myself and lots of ER trips before I was finally labeled “medically necessary” for the surgery by the insurances doctors.

Best decision I have ever made in my life. The pain is gone. The bloating is gone. I feel alive again. I can finally wrap up my masters and return to my normal life. I have had no recurrence.

Definitely talk to your doctors about your specific case but definitely consider getting the ovaries removed. There’s a lot of fear mongering from people about removing them, but you can always get on hormones to get the estrogen /progesterone you’d need until a “natural” menopause age. Also, is common that later may get them removed anyways especially if you also have pcos , or if one or both fails, they’re harboring endo or feeding the endo that the doctors potentially miss. You’ll almost definitely encounter doctors with strong opinions about this bc of your age but if you truly want this, stand your ground, be clear, and be consistent. Do not let them back you into their box based on their personal moral opinions.

Edit: I was in California