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When you think of these diseases, autoimmune cholangiopathy, they have a lot of overlap with other things, whether it's quality of life, and so just making sure that everyone that's involved in your patient, since they probably still have a primary care provider, a family that takes care of them, are aware that their disease might be a little bit different in how they're feeling.
But more importantly, when you're looking at an immune-related condition, they probably are at risk or have other immune-related conditions.
And so whether you're working with endocrinology to address their osteopenia or osteoporosis, immunology or rheumatology or endocrinology to also look at thyroid disease, GI because they might also have celiac or have inflammatory bowel disease, you've gotta be on the same page because what you don't wanna be doing is pulling your patient back and forth saying that this therapy is important or this therapy is causing more symptoms.
You really wanna make sure that you have a coordinated, controlled effort.
