Medical history

you've had nothing to say that you have that you know and if i've done a video

being like guys i think i might have endo i get it and don't get me wrong i might just the same way as someone i think um one of the girls said oh you know could steve have like a sperm infection well by the time we fucking work this out he probably will this far down the line but you know when you kind of think all these years that we've not been able to conceive and back with the fact when we did he would have only been three years out from conceiving his last child I don't think that would have been the reason it's kept us the whole way through when you are you know there's nothing that would have come up out of if you think of all the blood tests all the different tests we've had and people don't know my medical history I completely respect that but also you don't know my medical history No.

And don't you think, like you just said, all the tests you've had and stuff, surely something may have flagged up along the way.

You've had quite a lot of, like, your hysteroscopy and all that sort of stuff.

I mean, don't get me wrong, if they come back completely normal, obviously I'll move on to thinking, oh gosh,

what next?

But it's not going to be with the... advice of someone who doesn't know my medical history i'm sorry it's just not no

you've probably all done

I'm not a doctor.

I did major in Medical History, as you might know, at Syracuse, but I am not a practicing doctor.

I'm gonna make the assumption that there's not a, a, a doctor on the planet that would recommend that you get on an airplane for-

Yeah

Just like the old, you know, NBC after school special, knowledge is power.

So the more you know about your own medical history and your family's medical history, the more empowered you are to have meaningful conversations with your doctor and other family members about it.

Right.

I'm, by the way, I'm just sidebar team with you on the IUD was barbaric getting it put in.