case of interstitial Cystitis – MD Update

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Interstitial Cystitis

April 1, 2014 John Hubbard, MD bladder, bladder mucosa, bladder pain, case of interstitial Cystitis, cause of IC, clinic, Cystitis, decreased bladder capacity, discomfort, extensive work-up, female-male ratio, Hubbard, Hubbard clinic, IC, IC symptom, inflammation of the inner wall of the bladder, inner bladder wall, instillation, interstitial Cystitis, microscopic leak, mucosal line of the bladder, nighttime void, nonbacterial irritation, pain, real illness, recent large study, sedation, symptom, symptom of a UTI, symptom of IC, three-to-six, three-to-six percent, three-to-six percent of female, tight muscle lead, typical IC symptom, typical IC symptom of frequency, typical UTI, urethral pain, urine, urine culture, UTI

LOUISVILLE The Hubbard Clinic has treated over 1500 cases of Interstitial Cystitis (IC) since 2000. Many patients tell us they

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