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I'm watching this right now, for over 30 minutes. I don't know where anyone is talking about Interstitial Cystitis. They are talking about other vaginal discomforts (very severe), that they cannot have sexual intercourse because of various muscle spasms.

But so far, not one mention of IC.

Maybe this will change towards the end of the show?

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