It forms some sort of pattern and it fits.

Exactly.

So my advice is to check the to do a histeroscopy.

Okay.

You can do a histeroscopy in the outpatient clinic, but I don't know what the waiting time would be.

It could be maybe six weeks, eight weeks.

I don't know.

I'm just plucking a number out of the net.

Or you can have it under anesthetic.

If you have it under anesthetic, again, you will be asleep, so we'll just see and we'll remove whatever is there.

If you have it in the outpatient clinic, sometimes, depending on who's doing it, sometimes they will do a diagnostic procedure which is quicker to get in.

But then if there's a problem, you will have to come back and have it sorted. okay.

These are these are the things I'm suggesting.

It's.

It's presumably, this is quite a bit heavier than just a scan.

It's not.

No, it's not a scan.

No, it's much, much heavier because you sorry, I won't interrupt, but you don't tolerate anything endeavor.