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Default interstitial cystitis and RSD
Hello all! So I have been having some bladder issues for a while now. It has gotten much worse recently. I went to my family doctor this morning and she mentioned interstitial cystitis. I looked it up online and I saw that it is a form of RSD. I have read some posts on here about it also. Forgive me if I am repeating previous questions...those of you who have this, what do you do for it? Do you take the same meds as you do for RSD elsewhere?

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