Filgrastim

Yeah

... immunoglobin, hydroxychloroquine, Neupogen, Humira.

So there's a lot of things there that patients-

Yeah

So it might be a combination of treatments.

So yes- Some of them might be advising you to have an endometrial biopsy before if these, if these, if they, if they're low activated so we can try to remove all the dead cells from the lining and prompt the new growth of new cells.

It might be having something called Neupogen, which is a growth-stimulating factor, and that can either be given in the womb as an infusion in a way inside the womb, or it can be subcutaneous injections.

And then if it's over-activated, there might be things as indeed Intralipid, which is an infusion that is usually done once, one time before embryo transfer takes place.

... is nutso.

When you get a, a bone marrow transplant, you have to inject yourself with Neupogen shots.

Yeah.

That's what I was doing.

Yeah, so-

You're doing Neupogen shots.

Yeah.

So for anybody-

I'm not doing acupuncture.

I'm not doing Neupogen.

I'm not doing infusions.

It's like, I'm just going to go in, put the embryo in.