Do you mean endometrial ablation? You don't go through 'the change'. You only go through menopause when your ovaries are removed or they cease to function. And endometrial ablation is generally done to remove the lining of the uterus in a short procedure (15-45 minutes). This procedure is done when someone is having heavy periods - perhaps for fibriods?


You will still go through menopause when it is your time to go through it. (i just realized that was what your question was.)

here are some links I found doing a search for "endometrial ablation"

Webmd.Com/hw/womens_conditions/hw228372.As p