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Yes, it is. We talked about this. Absolutely. And that's why if you have endometriosis and you're trying to get pregnant or if you've had a miscarriage, ask your doctor for a full autoimmune panel because when you have one autoimmune, you have a 30% chance of having another autoimmune disorder.
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The last one is autoimmune for me which is very important these are patients who can't get pregnant or when they get pregnant they lose the pregnancy especially my endometriosis patients endometriosis is a form of autoimmune and I always say if you have one autoimmune condition you probably have a 30% chance of having some other autoimmune condition.
And for patients who I go through all these buckets. So these buckets I told you your your listeners can do it at home. You don't need your doctors because some doctors don't know what these buckets are and they're not really putting a check mark in front of it. You can do it yourself. You can ask for the first one, first bucket, female factor. Ask for your hormones, ask for a semen analysis, second one. For the third one, ask for a pelvic ultrasound. Make sure there's no septum in that uterus. Make sure there are no fibroids. Make sure there are no ovarian cysts or anything that would cause any problems. For the fourth bucket, ask for testosterone levels. Rule out to see if you have PCOS. The next one, endometriosis. Make sure you I taught you today what to do to make sure you don't have endometriosis. And if you have any family history of any autoimmune condition, if you have psoriasis, if you have shoggrans, if your mom has lupus, if you had recurrent uh pregnancy losses, if you have endometriosis, which is autoimmune, ask for a full autoimmune panel
I have patients who come in, I haven't even gone into the room, and my medical assistant says, "Oh, this patient has had five miscarriages, but there's nothing wrong with her." I'm like, "There's no way this woman doesn't have an autoimmune condition."