Into

the epidural space.

And then the patient goes to sleep and that will not allow that person because the, the steroid, uh, and the lidocaine sort of stops the excess pelvic nerve, uh, information.

So that person won't get an SRP that night.

So that is the test is sort of identifies the, the trigger.

And then the patient undergoes repair of the, the annular, uh, tear.

Um, and then, uh, God bless America.

How do you tell your best friend that you're constantly aroused? How do you, you know, use that language? So we have, at least we've named it to genopelvic dysesthesia because that's a more comfortable medical term that makes it easier for patients to at least talk about it.