Transdermal

Yeah.

Um, and so I would not inject there, but you could use potentially transdermals-

Transdermals would be-

... to apply on the actual in-

In the area

this, like estrogen is proliferative, right? Which is why we worry about like, okay, like is someone on enough progesterone? Are we protecting the uterus? And, and, you know, do we have a right balance of those types of things? But really besides that, like even I had a woman who talked to me at an, at an, I think this was also at an expo and she was like, well, I've had a clot, so I can't take And I was like, well, that's actually false.

And whoever told you that is actually stupid and shouldn't be prescribing hormones because like, yeah, like maybe we should avoid oral estrogen because it impacts those clotting factors more for people who don't know, but systemic or, um, Transdermal, estrogen, creams, gels, patches, injections, they bypass first metabolism.

You don't have that increased clot risk.

And even we're finding with the oral tablets, the increased risk of clot, I believe, is lower than the birth control pill.