Jessica Crowe, MD

at UW Medicine (South Lake Union and Roosevelt locations; operations at UW Hospital). I’m 39, never married, no kids. The first thing she said to me at my initial consult was “Congratulations!” – no bingos. I was interested in bilateral sapingectomy and endometrial ablation; she informed me about the risk of PATSS (cyclic pelvic pain) if I had both procedures but left the choice fully up to me – after some research I decided to forgo the ablation and instead she did a hysteroscopy during my bisalp to find and remove endometrial polyps which likely caused my irregular/heavy/painful periods prior to being on the pill. OP advises that this doctor is likely to be open to sterilising younger people.