Barry Baines

And so it does make it very helter skelter.

Every doc has their own

you know, way of way of doing it.

And there's not even for physicians, there's not necessarily easy, easily accessible resource to help with the myriad of patients that they see.

That's, again, an opinion.

And, you know, but it's sort of how I would feel, you know, in treating patients where there's not easy access.

So communication becomes very important.

and working in partnership with your patient to see what is, you know, what is costing you the most stuff, like let's prioritize, you know, with your symptoms and kind of move forward from there.

I'll jump in Clarence and just connect, connect one dot here.

Why hydration is so important because one of the common symptoms are, they're called vasomotor symptoms.

Okay.

and hot flashes and things like that.

But one of the big things that happen is a profuse sweating.

Right, right.

And you know, you lose a lot of fluids when you're when you're sweating a lot.

And so that, you know, I mean, that's just one little, you know, dot to connect.

But I like Robin's perspective of putting it in a much broader category.

But

You know, at a micro level, one of the symptoms directly will deplete your fluid reserve.

And so getting more fluids is most helpful.