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Old 09-17-2013, 07:53 AM #7
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Well, I had the series of tests and was officially diagnosed with interstitial cystitis. Due to allergies, I cannot take the meds normally prescribed for IC. I am trying the IC diet, but there is so much conflicting info online. One list will show something is "IC friendly" while another list will show it as an "avoid"! So confused!! This is difficult for sure...already gluten free and have many food allergies, now this. Trying to determine what I can eat is a challenge.

Any advice would be appreciated!
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