ENDO Messages for October, 2005: Re: For those well versed on IC

Re: For those well versed on IC

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Mon Oct 31 12:50:38 2005

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Wow, I have the same thing happened to me. I literally get up a couple of times a night. I can't go on a car trip without making a stop. I came go 15 or 20 minutes later. I went to a urologist and she gave me detrol LA. It worked for a little while and then stopped. I don't know if my body got to use to it or what? But I stopped taking it because I see no point if it's not working. don't need any more meds in my system that aren't working. I had a procedure done (dont remember the name of it) where the urologist went into my bladder to take a look. She didn't see any endo on my bladder, scar tissue or anthing? So back to the drawing board. :-( Sorry I couldn't help but rest assured you are not alone. At Mon, 31 Oct 2005, Trisha wrote: >
>Hello all-hope everyone is doing good. I know a few of you have IC and
>are knowledgable in that area so I wanted your opinions/experiences on
>this. I was diagnosed with endo and had it on my bladder and one of my
>ureters was attached due to an adhesion, I have always been one to use
>the restroom quite frequently and will wake up normally 1-3 times during
>sleep for that purpose. But I normally do not have pain when urinating
>or spasms and was wondering if IC is something I should see a urologist
>about. Did any of you get diagnosed with IC and not have symptoms such
>as painful urination? Sometimes I just feel like my bladder doesn't
>empty all of the way on the first go around, I can sometimes go again
>like 15-20 minutes later and have to go just as much as before. I have
>read some of the posts and went to one of the links that was suggested
>but just wanted to find out your experiences and just wondering if this
>is just how I am and I'm wasting my time to go to a specialist about it
>or if I'm abnormal and need to get it checked out? Thanks girls, take
>care and wishing you all well.

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