Hysterectomy recommended by multiple practitioners; confused about vague "sterilization" language in policy exclusions

Hi. The list of exclusions in my policy includes “Female sterilization procedures, except as specifically provided in the Policy.” And then it doesn’t say anything at all about sterilization or specific sterilizing procedures anywhere else. Does that mean there aren’t any specific provisions where such a procedure would be covered?

Also/alternatively, is there a way of getting around this exclusion given that the hysterectomy has been deemed medically necessary treatment for diagnosed gender dysphoria? Like, sterilization isn’t the point of my hysto; would that make any difference. Or: can I argue that it should be covered since it’s for gender dysphoria and my policy covers mental health treatment? Finally, is there any possibility at all that I could point to the gender dysphoria diagnosis as proof that I’m not a female and therefore this exclusion actually doesn’t apply to me? (joking not joking)

I’m insured through my employer, if that makes any difference.

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