Mhm.

Absolutely.

So it's starting to.

Yeah.

But you can check your ovulation with the sticks, you know, if you if you have the sticks, you can check it.

And if you are ovulating, then potentially that is something we can try when you come back for the embryo transfer.

But before we reach the stage of embryo transfer, I think if you are looking at investigation, then these are the two investigations I would suggest.

The histeroscopy, and the thrombophilia screen.

But thrombophilia screen, we have to pay for the hysteroscopy, we can do it in the NHS.

Is there a case for doing the hysteroscopy anyway, even if we weren't seeking to to have a baby.

I mean, if there's any.

No,

It's only by baby.

Okay.

Now, you don't need it, it just could be like that.

If there would even be any further retained tissue or anything like that.

No, because the scan has not warranted.

It could be only a subtle difference.

So this is what I'm saying.

I'm not saying that there is a problem and we need to investigate.

The problem is we are suspecting because